Sunday, 23 August 2015
New Uniform
Alright, there have been 14 heavyweight motorsickle blog posts since our last detour 'off-topic' so I don't feel I'm pushing my luck with this gem.
I'm not one for uniforms, club colours or overtly trying to fit in with the crowd (though I guess I am magnetised towards those of a similar mindset, so I'm going to look a bit like my mates, I suppose), HOWEVER, as soon as I saw this 1969 recording I wanted to demand that Ben and I wear identical watermelon red shirts with Concorde collars and banana-coloured ball-huggers whenever we're together on official Sideburn business.
Additionally, if I had it my way, our attachés, (deputy editor Mick P; Entertainments officer Dave Skooter Farm; poet Travis and subscriptions mistress Deb) would also be made to wear Irish green tuxedos and white turtlenecks AT. ALL. TIMES.
Who's with me? G
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Maintaining a dignified silence on the uniform issue the B side of that record (Wrap It Up) is also seriously ace. No idea what they wore when they played that.
OK 700% but ONLY ONLY if you can complete the same rhythm guitar drums and vocals AT ALL TIMES and ONLY if I can be the big guy on trombone with the keks that don't go the full length.....
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You got the moves to go with that uniform, punk? Well, do ya?
Gary, you know full well that's how I dress most days in any case. OK, the green tux comes off for luncheon and supper, but only in the interests of splash protection.
I am all for it.
Please. Co-ordinated ensembles and dance moves are how I think of Sideburn. Time you get it happening, and for the more casual/jaunty events I seriously recommend you look into the massive style action happening in regional Mexican/Banda acts- sort of the Tops go cowboy.
Sideburn got soul
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