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What part of the pig was one being served with the Delta Brunch/Grill? The pointing arrow with the “pork” designation is a bit vague and the picture doesn’t help 
No idea
I was a double egg and chips person
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OK nerds.
MiL with one of Lyndsay’s speakers in the background.
We know that amplification was Quad, but the rest of it, who knows. Home made? Unlikely - Lyndsay was very good at spending money on the best of everything (this is a man who used to get his car flown over to France for the family holiday in the 60s)
Ideas please.
The speaker looks deep enough to be a transmission line.
VB
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When people said speakers and an audio enthusiast in those days I assumed Quad electrostatics, but evidently not. They look like they fire(d) sideways.
Led 'birds
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Heartbreakers Camden 1977
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Don’t forget Jeff Beck replaced Eric in the Yardbirds.
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Didn’t miss ‘im, did they…
No they did not at that time Beck was a better player.
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Is 
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A young Frank Sinatra channeling the Thin White Duke . . .
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Clapton actually recommended Peter Green (who was a better player than both of them btw) but he didn’t want to join and it was Green who recommended Jeff Beck.
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I’ve got his live at Ronnie Scotts album, it’s just brilliant.
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This always makes me smile . . .
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His zenith was the early Fleetwood Mac era. Their first two albums are spectacularly good and The Pious Bird of Good Omen is one of the best compilation albums I’ve heard.
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