Forty Blue Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve ()

At the grand old age of 14, it was the first album I ever bought back in '69. Got it off a friend at school in exchange for a fishing reel, not knowing what I was getting, I've managed to hold on to it ever since. Some albums come and go "sigh". Can't remember how many girlfriends I've played it to but it certainly evokes a lot of fond memories. A bit like an old wooly jumper you never want to part with. I even managed to buy the remake of FBF,FPARTS. A strange compilation.... I wonder if Inuits have a classic style of music. Hmmmm, "Oh no! not Whale meet again" sung to the strains of Vera Lynne and an Artist formally Known As Prince humming "It's a root'n toot'n Santa Clause" by Tennessee Ernie Williams. Me thinks ...Is that actually possible? Well enough of sentimental abstract drivel. Can I offer anyone who hasn't heard it some sense of what it's like?
No.

But I guarantee they won't have heard anything like it. So refreshing, it makes you feel part of something big. Never having much pocket money sadly I never got to see the band but I think they played St. Albans once where I was still at school.

Was I gob smacked when I found this site wheee somebody has a similar interest as me! A familly of FBF,FPARTS. Love the history, sorry guys. Was there a connection with Alexis Corner, I don't know he was very influential with a lot of bands in 60's / 70's Stones, Small Faces etc. I'd recommend buying and a good listen to anyone. Well of course I would, my old wooly jumper's got a few years left in it yet.