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[Sir Tigger KC]

Elbow were good. 

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Im ignoring Glasto now and watching the Eagles on SKY arts. Sounding half decent considering Don Henley is the only original member left in the band. 

[Sir Tigger KC]

They're doing rap at Glasto now, which I can't imagine is your thing Albs! 

[Nick W]

Im ignoring Glasto now and watching the Eagles on SKY arts. Sounding half decent considering Don Henley is the only original member left in the band. 

Glenn Frey is selfishly staying dead.


The rest of the lineup is the same as it was for much of their fame.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

His son has replaced him and Vince gill is alsonow in the lineup. They also have Stuart someone or other on guitar. Very competent but hes no Don Felder.
Timothy B Schmitt (on Bass) joined when Randy Meisner left after Hotel California.
The only two left from the Hotel California ers are are Henley and Walsh.
Their fame certainly predates Hotel California. The greatest hits album was the biggest selling album in the world before then.
Personally I think they also made their best music before Hotel California, when they were a country / rock band.

[johnnydog]

I quite enjoyed watching Paul Tennant and The Pet Shop Boys. An entertaining performance I thought, and largely in tune 

[Rangie]

The crowds are determined to enjoy themselves no matter what the acts are like. Bloody good luck to them, it's good to see people having a great time like that. I, for one, wouldn't criticise anyone who got up in front of a massive audience like that.
Best 'old' group I have seen (on tv) at Glastonbury was The Cure in 2019. The set was brilliant from start to finish. Robert Smith can hold a crowd in the palm of his hand and I forgot just how many hits they had.

https://youtu.be/dynZy7HdVH4
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Got to agree with you Steve 100 percent the artists were there to entertain & that they did , too many folk nowadays ready to criticise,what they really need to do is ask themselves is what have they achieved in their probably very sad & boring lives.

[Lizzie Zoom]

The crowds are determined to enjoy themselves no matter what the acts are like. Bloody good luck to them, it's good to see people having a great time like that. I, for one, wouldn't criticise anyone who got up in front of a massive audience like that.
Best 'old' group I have seen (on tv) at Glastonbury was The Cure in 2019. The set was brilliant from start to finish. Robert Smith can hold a crowd in the palm of his hand and I forgot just how many hits they had.

https://youtu.be/dynZy7HdVH4
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Got to agree with you Steve 100 percent the artists were there to entertain & that they did , too many folk nowadays ready to criticise,what they really need to do is ask themselves is what have they achieved in their probably very sad & boring lives.

+1 

[Nick W]

I quite enjoyed watching Paul Tennant and The Pet Shop Boys. An entertaining performance I thought, and largely in tune 

Is Paul Tennant Neil's brother?

[johnnydog]

I quite enjoyed watching Paul Tennant and The Pet Shop Boys. An entertaining performance I thought, and largely in tune 

Is Paul Tennant Neil's brother?

Well spotted! Yes, should have stated Neil Tennant 
I've an old work colleague called Paul Tennant - must have got carried away with the moment......