Who is that?

[Steel2Velvet]

"Hello, Hello"

[Farin]

new pic please

[MuzikTyme]

"Hello, Hello"

again

[edna]

Picture please...!!

[Farin]

well, if noone else wants to...

[skybluesky]

Tina Weymouth

We all know who these boys are, but who is their lady friend?

[MindCrime]

That's who I was thinking, but I couldn't remember her name.

[Farin]

Tina Weymouth

yep

[skybluesky]

We all know who these boys are, but who is their lady friend?

[MindCrime]

Marianne Faithful?

[Brad_M]

Would that be Sylvie Vartan there flirting with The Beatles?

Ooh la la!

[Farin]

I only see 'account inactive'

[edna]

I only see 'account inactive'

Me too...

...until I quoted your post and saw the name of the lady

[skybluesky]

Sorry. I don't know what happened, but it was Sylvie Vartan.

[MindCrime]

The name is in the link

It's Brad's turn if he comes back to this thread.

[Farin]

seems he doesn't want to...

[skybluesky]

That is a dashing vest you're wearing Martin

[Farin]

I know, right? And notice my super-serious face

[MindCrime]

Andrew Johnson?

[skybluesky]

Is it the man who inspires mania-Lisztomania to be exact?

[MindCrime]

Mozart?

[Farin]

nope, he's music related

nope, but right time

and not at all

hint: he has a big birthday coming up in a couple days...

second hint: this is one of his most famous works

Edited February 22, 2010 by Guest

[Farin]

he was born in Poland, even if you wouldn't think of that with his name

[BlueAngel]

Frederic Chopin, two hundred years young this year. I like the "Minute Waltz", but Etude 10 Op. 10 No.3 is my favourite.

[Farin]

yes, that's him

I thought either that or the Funeral March are his most well known pieces