“ MY FAVOURITES “
not in any particular order throughout the following pages
.
BANDS AND SINGERS
1 . BEATLES
2 . ROLLING
STONES
3 . STATUS QUO
4 . SANTANA
5 . ELTON JOHN
6 . NEIL DIAMOND
7 . DEEP PURPLE
8 . BEE GEES
9 . JOHN FARNHAM
- australian
10 . MEAT LOAF
11 . AC / DC
- australian
12 . MICHAEL JACKSON
13 . GRANDFUNK RAILROAD
14 . CROSBY , STILLS , NASH AND YOUNG
15 . QUEEN
16 . BRYAN ADAMS
17 . JIMI HENDRIX
18 . SHA NA NA
19 . TEN YEARS AFTER
20 . PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND
21 . JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
22 . THE HOLLIES
23 . THE ANIMALS
24 . BILLY THORPE AND THE AZTECS - australian
25 . MANFRED MANN
26 . THREE DOG NIGHT
27 . EMMERSON LAKE AND
PALMER
28 . IRON BUTTERFLY
29 . ROD STEWART
30 . ERIC BURDEN AND WAR
31 . THE LITTLE RIVER BAND
- australian
32 . THE EASYBEATS
- australian
33 . AXIOM - australian
34 . STEVIE WRIGHT
- australian
35 . DADDY COOL
- australian
36 . MEN AT WORK
- australian
37 . SHERBET
- australian
38 . RAY BROWN AND THE WHISPERS - australian
39 . YOTHU YINDI
- Australian , an all aboriginal band
40 . AIR SUPPLY
- australian
41 . Z Z TOP
42 . CREAM
43 . BLACK SABBATH
44 . LED ZEPPLIN
45 . THE RIGHTGEOUS BROTHERS
46 . THE WHO
47 . THE HONEYCOMBS
48 . RICHARD CLAYDERMAN
- pianist
49 . HOT CHOCOLATE
50 . JETHRO TULL
BONUS FAVOURITE BAND IS
THE GROUP I WAS ASSOCIATED WITH IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN THE LATE 60’S AND EARLY 70’S AND THAT IS -
“ THE MARK 1V “ , I played bass guitar and back up vocals
YOU CAN ADD TO THE ABOVE -
CLASSICAL COMPOSERS AND SINGERS WHICH SHOWS MY DIVERSE LOVE OF MUSIC .
A . PAVAROTTI
B . MOTZART
C . BETHOVEN
D . HANDEL
E . STRAUSS
PLUS OTHERS OF THE SAME ILK AS WELL .
I LOVE THE BALLET AND THE PERFORMING ARTS AS WELL AS ART
, MY FAVOURITE ARTISTS ARE PICASSO AND REMBRANT AND MY FAVOURITE PAINTING IS
OF COURSE - THE MONA LISA
SONGS :
1 . HELLO
- NEIL DIAMOND
2 . I’D DO ANYTHING FOR YOU - BRYAN ADAMS
3 . I’D DO ANYTHING FOR LOVE , BUT I WON’T DO
THAT –
MEATLOAF
4 . BAT OUT OF HELL
- MEATLOAF
5 . BLACK BETTY
- RAM JAM
6 . HELP
- BEATLES
7 . HEY JUDE
- BEATLES
8 . GET BACK
- BEATLES
9 . SATISFACTION
- ROLLING STONES
10 . GET OFF MY CLOUD
- ROLLING STONES
11 . REASON TO BELIEVE
- ROD STEWART
12 . MANDOLIN WIND
- ROD STEWART
13 . COUNTRY COMFORT
- ELTON JOHN
14 . BURN DOWN THE MISSION - ELTON JOHN
15 . YOUR SONG
- ELTON JOHN
16 . THE AIR THAT I BREAVE
- THE HOLLIES
17 . BLACK NIGHT
- DEEP PURPLE
18 . WE’VE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE - THE ANIMALS
19 . TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WELL - CROSBY , STILLS , NASH
AND YOUNG
20 . THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN - THE ANIMALS
21 . MIGHTY QUINN
- MANFRED MANN
22 . WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
- QUEEN
23 . ROLL OVER LAY DOWN
- STATUS QUO
24 . WORDS - BEE GEES
25 . MASSACHUSETTS - BEE GEES
26 . FIRST OF MAY
- BEE GEES
27 . BLUE HAZE
- JIMI HENDRIX
28 . FRIDAY ON MY MIND
- THE EASYBEATS
29 . FIRE AND RAIN
- JAMES TAYLOR
30 . POISON IVY
- BILLY THORPE AND THE AZTECS
31 . IN A GADDA DE VIDA
- IRON BUTTERFLY
32 . YOU’RE THE VOICE
- JOHN FARNHAM
33 . HE AIN’T HEAVEY HE’S MY BROTHER - THE HOLLIES
34 . UNCHAINED MELODY
- THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
35 . BLACK OR WHITE
- MICHAEL JACKSON
36 . HEAL THE WORLD
- MICHAEL JACKSON
37 . THE LETTER
- JOE COCKER
38 . WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS - JOE COCKER
39 . ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH - JOHN DENVER
40 . WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN - THE WHO
41 . EVIE PARTS 1 , 2 , AND 3 - STEVIE WRIGHT
42 . MARLEY PURT DRIVE - BEE GEES
43 . LAMPLIGHT
- BEE GEES
44 . THE SINGER SANG HIS SONG - BEE GEES
45 . I BUILT THIS CITY - JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
46 . MONA - ROLLING STONES
47 . STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
- LED ZEPPLIN
48 . WHOLE LOT OF LOVE - LED ZEPPLIN
49 . YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING -
THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
50 . CATCH THE WIND
- DONAVON
BONUS FAVOURITE SONG AND THAT IS FROM THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN
BAND I WAS ASSOCIATED WITH IN THE LATE 60’S AND 70’S “ THE MARK 1V “
“ GROOVE WITH WHAT YOU’VE GOT “ which
was written by our drummer – cliff toll and lead guitarist greg wynn and we
recorded it on the spin label here in australia , our only original song as we played mostly cover songs at hotels and clubs
around our state with the occasional trip interstate , we had a number of trips overseas to hong kong and to singapore
aboard the old
" centaur " a passenger ship that operated out of the port
of fremantle , we were the ships entertainment on many occasions .
FAVOURITE MUSICAL ALBUMS
1 . WOODSTOCK - VARIOUS ARTISTS
2 . HOT AUGUST NIGHT
- NEIL DIAMOND
3 . TUMBLEWEED CONNECTION
- ELTON JOHN
4 . MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER
- ELTON JOHN
5 . ODESSA - BEE GEES
6 . TNT - AC / DC
7 . ARE YOU EXPERIENCED
- JIMI HENDRIX
8 . YELLOW BRICK ROAD - ELTON JOHN
9 . BAT OUT OF HELL
- MEATLOAF
10 . RAM - PAUL McCARTNEY AND WINGS
11 . WHO’s NEXT
- THE WHO
12 . EMERSON , LAKE AND
PALMER - SELF NAMED ALBUM
13 . SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
- BEE GEES
14 . ON THE WAY TO THE SKY
- NEIL DIAMOND
15 . YOU DON’T BRING ME FLOWERS - NEIL DIAMOND
16 . MR TAMBOURINE MAN
- THE BYRDS
17 . COSMO’S FACTORY
- CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
18 . LOVE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT - KENNY ROGERS
19 . IT’S A LONG WAY THERE - LITTLE RIVER BAND
20 . THE PERCY SLEDGE WAY - PERCY SLEDGE
21 . LISTEN LIKE THIEVES
- INXS
22 . THE ALBUMN
- SANTANA
FAVOURITE ACTORS
1 . CHARLTON HESTON
2 . KEVIN COSTNER
3 . SYLVESTER STALLONE
4 . TOM HANKS
5 . SIGOURNEY WEAVER
6 . MARY ELIZABETH MASTRANTONIO
7 . HARRISON FORD
8 . MEL GIBSON
9 . RUSSELL CROWE
10 . BRUCE WILLIS
11 . ARNOLD SWARTZENAGER
12 . PATRICK SWAZY
13 . LIAM NEESON
14 . JOHN WAYNE
15 . MADELAINE STOWE
16 . EDDIE MURPHY
17 . MICHAEL DOUGLAS
18 . SEAN CONNERY
19 . SYDNEY POITIER
20 . MARLON BRANDO
21 . FRED SAVAGE
FAVOURITE MOVIES
1 . ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES
2 . BRAVEHEART
3 . PEARL HARBOUR
4 . THE PATRIOT
5 . SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
6 . THE GLADIATOR
7 . FOREST GUMP
8 . THE JAZZ SINGER – { a remake of an earlier movie which stared al jolson if I am correct , this one stars neil diamond }
9 . STAR WARS MOVIES
10 . STAR TREK MOVIES
11 . DANCES WITH WOLVES
12 . GHOST
13 . THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
14 . THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
15 . AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
16 . LORD OF THE RINGS MOVIES
17 . THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
18 . ARMEGEDDON
19 . THE EXCOCIST
20 . WAR AND PEACE
FAVOURITE COMMEDIANS
1 . JERRY LEWIS
2 . JOHN CLEESE
3 . MONTY PYTHON
4 . BUD ABBOT AND LEW COSTELLO
5 . CHARLIE CHAPLIN
6 . LAUREL AND HARDY
7 . PHILLIS DILLER
8 . LUCILLE BALL
9 . DUDLEY MOORE
10 . MYSELF { he , he , he !!! }
FAVOURITE FOODS
1 . PEPPER STEAK
2 . ANY CHINESE
3 . ANY THAI
4 . ANY MONGOLIAN
5 . ANY JAPANESE
FAVOURITE DRINKS
1 . COCA COLA
2 . BOURBON AND COKE
3 . SOUTHERN COMFORT AND COKE
4 . COFFEE
5 . TEA
6 . PORT
FAVOURITE AUTHORS AND POETS
1 . WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR
2 . COLLEEN McCOLLUCH
3 . WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
4 . DOUGLAS ADAMS
5 . DENNIS WHEATLEY
6 . ERIC VON DANIKEN
7 . MARY HIGGINS CLARKE
8 . WALTER DE LA MARE
9 . ROD
McKUEN
10 . DH LAWENCE
-
11 . LORD TENNYSON
12 . HENRY LAWSON
- australian poet
13 . RUDYARD KIPLING
14 . GEOFFREY CHAUCER
15 . BANJO PATTERSON
- australian poet
16 . MARK TWAIN
17 . ANONYMOUS - unfortunately there are a great deal of good poems
written by people that are not known
FAVOURITE BOOKS
1 . THE BIBLE
2 . THE LIFE STORY OF DYAN FOSSEY
3 . THE HITCH HICKERS GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
4 . MORGANS RUN
5 . THE MOSES LEGACY
6 . HUCKLEBURY FINN
7 . VALLEY OF THE KINGS
8 . THE TUTANKHAMUN DECEPTION
9 . CHARIOTS OF THE GODS
10 . UNCLE TOMS CABIN
11 . THE IDES OF MARCH
12 . THE THORNEBIRDS
13 . LAWRENCE OF
ARABIA
MY FAVOURITE POEM IS “ POVERTY “ BY D H LAWRENCE
“ The only people , I ever heard talk about my lady
poverty were rich people, or people who imagined themselves rich . saint francis
himself was a rich and spoiled young man.
Being born among the working people I know that poverty
is a hard old hag , and a monster , when you’ve pinched for actual necessities . and whoever says she isn’t ,
is a liar .
I don’t wan’t
to be poor , it means I am pinched . but neither do I want to be rich . when I look at this pine tree near the sea , that
grows out of rock , and plumes forth , plumes forth , I see it has a natural abundance .
With it’s roots it has a grand grip on it’s
daily bread , and it’s plumes look like green cups held up to the sun and air and full of wine .
I want to be like that , to have a natural abundance and
plume forth and be splendid .”
FAVOURITE SPORTS PEOPLE ,
TEAMS AND CLUBS
1 . MICHAEL PHELPS - THE AMERICAN SWIMMER WHO BLITZED THE
POOL WERE EVER HE WENT , OLYMPIC GAMES FOR INSTANCE AND BECAME A WORLD WIDE SUPER STAR - AND I THINK IN THIS PARTICULAR PART
OF " MY FAVOURITES " ; HE DESERVES TO BE A STAND OUT AT THE NUMBER ONE SPOT
2 . THE NEW
YORK YANKEES - american mlb team
3 . THE WEST COAST EAGLES - afl football team
4 . THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM
5 . THE SOUTH PERTH BASEBALL CLUB – west australian { I played with }
6 . BJORN BORG
- tennis , a superb athlete who won 5 straight wimbledon titles along with
other tour titles
7 . SERGIA BUBKA
- russian athlete , pole vaulter
8 . DENNIS LILLEE
- australian cricket player
9 . JESSEE OWENS
- black american athletic legend from the 30's
10 . THE WALLABIES -
australian rugby union team
11 . THE KOOKABURRAS - australian mens hocky team
12 . TOTTENHAM
HOTSPUR - english premier league soccer club
13 . MARK SPITZ
- olympic swimming legend from america
14 . CARL LEWIS
- modern day black athletic legend
15 . HERB ELLIOT - australian athlete
16 . THE SUBURBAN HOCKEY CLUB - { SUB’S } – { I played with }
17 . RUUD VAN NISTLEROY -
dutch national soccer player , playing with the manchester united team in the english premier soccer league
18 . THIERRY HENRY – french national soccer player
, playing with the arsenal team in the english premier soccer league
19 . BARRY BONDS - american major league baseball player
20 . THE SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL
CLUB - here in perth
playing in the wafl state competition .
FAVOURITE ANIMALS
OR MAMALS
1 . WHALES
2 . DOLPHINS
3 . THE AFRICAN LION
4 . THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT
5 . THE AFGHAN HOUND
- dog
6 . SIAMESE CATS
7 . TIGERS
8 . THE AMERICAN BALD EAGLE
9 . THE AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO
10 . THE CHEETA
11 . THE MOUNTAIN GORRILA’S OF THE RAIN FORESTS OF
RAWANDER
12 . THE AUSTRALIAN KOOKABURRA - bird
13 . THE AUSTRALIAN WOMBAT
- my real favourite aussie animal
14 . THE AUSTRALIAN KOALA BEAR
15 . ORANGUTANS
FAVOURITE INTERESTS AND THINGS TO DO
1 . ANCIENT EYGPTION ARCHEOLOGY AND THE PHAROES
2 . FAMILY LINES AND THE HISTORY OF MY FAMILY NAME
3 . WALKING ALONG THE BEACH IN THE WINTER RAIN
although I am in a wheelchair and can’t walk now , I still like to go to the beach and sit in a car watching
the ocean and the waves crashing onto the beach while it is raining
4 . SITTING IN FRONT OF A ROARING FIRE WITH A BOTTLE OF
PORT AND THE COMPANY OF A FINE WOMAN .
5 . DINING OUT AGAIN WITH THE COMPANY OF A FINE WOMAN
6 . LAYING IN BED LISTENING TO THE RAIN HIT THE ROOF
7 . LISTENING TO MUSIC
8 . USING MY COMPUTER
9 . CAMPING
10 . FISHING
11 . GOING TO THE BALLET
12 . GOING TO AN ART SHOW
FAVOURITE TV PROGRAMMES
- PAST AND PRESENT
1 . THE WONDER YEARS
2 . NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS
3 . ANY SPORTS PROGRAMMES
4 . BONANZA
5 . CSI - MIAMI
6 . LAW AND ORDER
7 . LAW AND ORDER - SVU
8 . ROOTS
9 . SHAKA -
ZULU
10 . THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
11 . WITHOUT A TRACE
12 . LONESOME DOVE
13 . BAND OF BROTHERS
14 . THE MEDIUM
15 . SMALLVILLE
MY FAVOURITE FAMOUS PEOPLE
1 . MOTHER TERESA
2 . ABRAHAM LINCOLN
3 . MARTIN LUTHER KING
4 . PLATO
5 . NELSON MANDELLA
6 . NEIL ARMSTRONG
7 . C Y O’CONNOR
- WA ARCHITECT AND DESINGNER
8 . MICHAELANGELO
9 . ALBERT EINSTEIN
10 . THOMAS EDISON
11 . WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR
12 . VASCO DA GAMA
MY FAVOURITE FAMOUS LANDMARKS AND STRUCTURES ETC :
1 . THE GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA
2 . STONEHENGE
3 . THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
4 . THE TAJ MAHAL
5 . GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE –
SAN FRANSISCO
6 . THE PIPELINE FROM PERTH TO KALGOORLIE – a 600
mile pipeline from perth to kalgoorlie in the west of our state that was constructed
back in the late 1860’s which pumps water to the goldfields,it is still in use today , a feat at the time which makes
it truly magnificent,built by c y o’connor
7 . THE SNOWY RIVER HYDRO ELECTRICITY SCHEME – NSW
a state of australia in the east – this was built to pump water through the blue mountains and rivers to provide electricity
for much of the state,it is still used today
8 . DAINTREE RAINFOREST - TASMANIA –
a world heritage landmark
9 . EYRES ROCK - WITH THE ABORIGINAL NAME OF
“ ULAROO “ largest rock in the world , another
world heritage landmark
10 . MT EVEREST
11 . THE RUINS OF POMPEII
MY FAVOURITE HAPPENINGS AND OR OF INTEREST AND WHAT LED
UP TO THEM AND OR WHAT WAS THE OUTCOME ETC :
1 . THE BIRTH , LIFE , DEATH AND RESURECTION OF OUR LORD
JESUS CHRIST
2 . THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII
3 . THE FIRST ACCENT OF MT EVEREST
4 . THE DISCOVERY OF THE TOMB OF TUTANKHAMON
5 . THE BATTLE OF
LITTLE BIGHORN
6 . THE D DAY LANDING - if it wasn’t for this action by the allied forces , the largest assault
in modern warfare , that pushed back the german war machine from france , the outcome of the battle for Europe and indeed
the complete outcome of world war 2 , may have had a different outcome with germany
taking complete control of the world . that is how I perceive and see this major
turning point of the war in Europe with the d-day
landing at Normandy and the push towards berlin .
7 . THE LANDING AND BATTLE FOR
GALLIPOLI - WHICH SAW
THE BIRTH OF THE LEGEND OF THE ANZACS IN
WORLD
WAR ONE - this
ill conceived plan and order by the british high command for the landing , battle and taking of a bluff of land at Gallipoli
in turkey, on a small beach and with no where to go but up the cliffs to certain
death , was a disarsterous , sad and senseless taking of many hundreds and hundreds
of australian and new zealand lives . like the
d-day landing in world war two , both forces landed on the
beach to face a constant barrage of fire which saw many soldiers killed before they got to any safety in the mounds of beach sand . but the australian and
new zealand
armies showing immense pride in the uniforms they wore of the countries they
came from and under the australian and new zealand flags which they took into battle for the very first time and not under
the british flag , initially had no intention of withdrawing from the bloody
assault , but after 2 days and three nights of constant slaughter they had no
other choice but to draw back to the beach and safety of the navy waiting just off shore for their safe pickup . this courage
under fire that was witnessed by many other countries earned praise from many nations around the globe and on both sides of
the conflict of world war one and still today the australian soldier is recognized as one of courage and honour and fight
with pride in any conflict that they may have to under that anzac legend that was born on the beach of Gallipoli in world
war one as a matter of fact all aussies are known as bronzed Anzacs where ever they may go around the world , even civilians so much so was that spirit shown
by those that fought for their countries freedom from the face of oppression - that is how I see the birth of the
- ANZAC LEGEND
8 . THE PEARL HARBOUR ATTACK -
bringing america into world war 2 and seeing a swift
end to a conflict that had ravaged the world for many years .
9 . THE SIGNING OF THE MAGNA CARTA
10 . THE BATTLE OF
WATERLOO
11 . THE DISCOVERIES BY CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
12 . THE 1st LANDING AND WALK ON THE MOON
13 . THE 1st ASTRANOUT IN SPACE
- RUSSIA’s URI GAGARIN
14 . THE BATTLE OF
TRAFALGER BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
FRANCE - THE LAST LARGEST OCEAN FIGHT BETWEEN
SAILING SHIPS
15 . THE DISCOVERIES OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH POLES
16 . THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDERPENDANCE
17 . THE VOLCANIC DESTRUCTION OF THE ISLAND OF
KRAKATOA
18 . THE SINKING OF THE TITANIC
19 . THE LEAD UP TO AND SINKING OF THE GERMAN BATTLE
SHIP
BISMARK IN WORLD WAR TWO -
the bismark was launched early in world war 2 and was the biggest battleship and pride of the german navy . its activities in the north atlantic were a menace to the many merchant ships ferrying much needed
supply’s to England from America .
when it came out into the atlantic from a Norwegian fiord under cover of bad weather it was tracked by british warships from
scarpa flow headed by the british navy’s flagship and also there largest
battleship , hms hood , in an unfortunate encounter the hood was hit by one shell fired by the bismark over 12 miles away and sunk with 1500 lives lost with just only 3 survivors after hitting it’s
powder magazine . this was a tremendous blow to English naval hopes in the north atlantic but they did not ease up on the
chase for the bismark . she was hit by a torpedo fired by one of many planes who took off from the aircraft carrier hms ark
royal bought up into the north atlantic from it’s duties in the middle east to bolster the other british ships this hit damaged the bismarks rudder which made it almost impossible to manouver and
gave the chasing british naval fleet time to catch up and in what was a classic battle the bismark outnumbered ans surrounded
was sunk under tremendous fire power , this ended the german navies chance to make the north atlantic theirs and the war in
that area of conflict changed in englands favour .
20 . THE BRITISH AND ZULU WARS IN SOUTH AFRICA - in south Africa in 1879 natives of the zulu nation led by their king KZUWAIR made war on the british occupational forces . on the
22nd and 23rd of January in that year over 4000 warriors
led an attack on the tiny mission station called rourke’s drift in the natal colony , south Africa manned by only 144
officers , soldiers and other ranks of the 24th of foot regiment . after only
one day earlier , wiping out over 1500 soldiers of the same unit of the 24th of foot on the slopes of the mountain isandhlwana leaving no one alive . at that
time in 1879 in the 100 years since the Victoria cross
{ the American medal of honour equivilant } was created for valour and extreme courage beyond that normally expected of a british soldier in the face
of the enemy , only 1344 had been awarded , 11 of them were won by those defenders of the mission station at rourkes drift
led by leuitenant john elliot chard the officer in command of those courageous
men left after the zulu warriors called a holt to the battle and left honouring as they went , the brave soldiers and for
no other reason , as they completely outmatched them in strength and numbers and it would have been only a matter of hours
before they wiped them out as well . this I know from my knowledge of history
.
21 . THE FINDING OF THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS IN EGYPT
AND IT’S RAMIFICATIONS ON THE HISTORY OF THE
PHAROES AND KNOWLEDGE OF THAT ERA IN TIME
22 . THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
MY ACHIEVEMENTS
1 . DOING ATHLETICS IN HIGH SCHOOL AT AGE 15 , OVER 100
METRES AND 200 METRES , recording times over 100 metres IN 1963 of 11.1 and 21.5 for the 200 metres , records in our state
that stood for 2 years
2 . PLAYING HOCKEY AT HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR LEVEL
{ under 21 and representing my state } also at senior level
3 . PLAYING BASEBALL AT JUNIOR AND SENIOR LEVEL and representing
my state at senior level { 25 }
4 . GOING ONTO UNIVERSITY AFTER HIGH SCHOOL TO STUDY FOUR UNITS , ENGLISH , HISTORY and ARCHEOLOGY , ECONOMICS AND RELIGEOUS INSTRUCTION , GAINING
A BATCHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN HISTORY and ARCHEOLOGY and A MASTERS DEGREE IN
ECONOMICS .
5 . HAVING
THE CHANCE OF PLAYING IN A LEADING TOP BAND HERE IN PERTH IN THE 70’S AND RECORDING ONE RECORD WHICH HAD LIMITED SUCCESS
DOWN UNDER , MAINLY IN MY OWN STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA WHERE WE WERE KNOWN BETTER THAN IN THE EASTERN STATES .
WELL THERE YOU ARE , MANY OF MY FAVOURITES , AS I SAID AT
THE BEGINNING , NOT IN ANY ORDER OF PREFERANCE AND SOMETHING I CAN NOT PUT DOWN INTO A TOP TEN AS I HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF EVERYTHING
OF KNOWLEDGE AND THINGS OF INTEREST .
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