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Tag Archives: Roger Ridley
Grandpa Elliott & Susan Boyle: The Gobsmacked Effect
Until this week, I had never heard of Grandpa Elliott or Susan Boyle, but their names are quickly becoming well known through the internet’s social networking sites like YouTube and Facebook. The two musicians are unrelated: Grandpa Elliott is a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Britain's Got Talent, buskers, Clarence Bekker, Elliott Small, gobsmacked, Grandpa Elliott, Jazz Music, meaning of gobsmacked, Music, never been kissed, peace through music, Playing for Change, Roger Ridley, Scottish singer, Street Musicians, Susan Boyle, Suzanne Boyle, Twin Eagle Drum Group, Washboard Chaz
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