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me and my mate was in a music shop in brum about 80/81 and phill collins was in there, i never knew who he was my mate did because his sister was in to him, he had his beard then. It was the music shop behind the old woolworths where every body used to wait for their freinds
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He probably recognised you from the forum and was embarrassed at his 'Jamaican' accent on Cherry Oh Baby off Black And Blue, Michele.
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My crappiest one is about 12 yrs ago when Lawrence Gowan (an 80's Toronto singer) was standing line in front of me at a local grocery story and I was so starstruck, I couldn't say a word. My husband met him about two months later and they talked, apparently he's a great guy and very approachable, not that I would know.
![]() A few better ones, I have met Steven Page and Ed Robertson from the Barenaked Ladies, and my two favourites, Gord Downie from The Tragically Hip and the hilariously funny comedian Rick Mercer (twice). |
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