Always enjoyed Sodburyās Forsyth anecdote involving a big curtain, the Natural History museum & a rush to the pub.
I can just imagine Brucie saying today āCāmon dollies, do your dealing!ā
Twitter would fucking melt.
RIP Bruce Forsyth.
I never ever understood his popularity.
Iām with you. While he was always thereand I enjoyed some of the shows, I never really got him.
I think that much of the popularity of prime time TV presenters is simply familiarity - see them enough and people think theyāre friends.
Thatās why I think that so many are overpaid: the BBC can easily create new ones by simply giving them enough airtime, so they become familiar and popular. I donāt deny that many have real talent, but they are far from unique in that respect.
Anyway off topic, itās always sad when anyone dies but Brucie had a good life, did well and made it to a good age. What more can you ask for?
Certainly wasnāt my cup of tea. Didnāt like his style at all.
As Adam said, he had a good life.
Canāt argue with that.
He was a childhood favourite. His partnership with Dean Martin was great. Although in later years his humour was controversialā¦
TBH, I didnāt know he was still aliveā¦
This 
Fuck.
Thank you. Would not have heard otherwise. Do not believe hands and piano sounds, but ālet there be loveā
is a message for all. Always takes a great female vocalist to chat back.
Walter Becker. Just 67 
. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-41140441
Whether or not you liked their stuff (and some people really didnāt) Steely Dan did bring a lot of pleasure to a lot of people. Me included.
VB
Sad news.
Fuck. Fuck. Fuck.
Yeah, Walter Becker. 
A legend and a great, for me.
Lovely guitar solo hereā¦
A great for me too. 
RIP