Question, Miss Jones.

Allrighty then.
Actually, it's rather sad that I know the answer to this but anyway:

Which is the only James Bond song ever to go to number one in the Billboard 100?

Hmm, good one.

Without googling, For your Eyes Only by Sheena Easton

Nope

Damn,

....A-ha The Living Daylights?

No, same era, though!

oh no, it's not A View To A Kill is it?

I hate Duran Duran with a passion

It is! It is!

Not into the whole "blokes wearing make-up"-thing then, are we?

Over to you!

It wasn't the make-up or fashion that put me off Duran Duran, it was the awful singing, crap songs and trite, meaningless lyrics.
I'm probably only jealous cos Le Bon married Yasmin who was (still is) absolutely gorgeous.

Right, a question....

Who played piano on one of my favourite LP's, David Bowie's Hunky Dory?

Rick Wakeman!

Question:
Which recent, (but not current) bass player with Jethro Tull for 11 years, played with Rick Wakeman on his The Six Wives Of Henry VIII - Live At Hampton Court Palace performance earlier this year?




(Pretty impressed if any get this without googling, as there have been a few line up changes over the years, with Ian at the helm!)

an aside - (The only reason I know, is that, said Bass player happened to be standing at the bus stop near our house and my husband, who was underneath our car fixing it, recognised him.
As he is a Tull fan who has every album they ever released since he was a boy, he couldn't pass on giving a compliment or two, to the man with a bass waiting for a bus. Then couldn't resist inviting him in to our kitchen for a beer! and more of a chat, and very nice to meet he was too!
Having made him miss his bus, we did later gave him a lift to the train station so he could go home.)

The only Tull bass players I can think of are Glenn Cornick and Dave Pegg?

TL was, of course right with Rick Wakeman.

No, neither of them.
This bassist, he's a young'n - (well, more an Elbowish age, and a really nice bloke)...parted company with Tull in 2006 to do stuff with Thin Lizzy, The Divine Comedy and then Archive, before Wakeman called on him.

Jonathan Noyce? (he, a small chubby one used to fool around with the keyboarder of Tull, a long tall one... )

Yay for TL, Correct!

and they are both my friends on myspace.
Though we havn't entertained the keyboarder Giddings in our house.