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Glitter Has Got 16 Years In Prison. Judge Didn't Believe A Word He Said.
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According to Sky News. No question, just good.
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such a pity 16years won't actually mean 16years in prison !!
12:35 Fri 27th Feb 2015
Apropo of Gadd's insistence that 'The public still want me, everywhere I go they shout 'Alright Gary...'
Gadd should learn the lesson of Kevin Rowland, late of Dexys Midnight Runners who enjoyed massive success, and fell from grace. No doubt people used to shout 'Kevin!' in the street, and maybe still do.
In the 19800's, in a classic 'Emperor's New Clothes' scenario, no less a luminary than Alan McGee, discoverer of Oasis, put out an album of Rowland's featuring him in a dress. The album sold less than a thousand copies.
Rowland appeared at Reading Festival with girl dancers whom he stroked as he sang 'The Greatest Love Of All. You can wow the media, but the public are a different issue - Rowland was duly booed and the bottled off.
Gadd should learn the lesson of Kevin Rowland, late of Dexys Midnight Runners who enjoyed massive success, and fell from grace. No doubt people used to shout 'Kevin!' in the street, and maybe still do.
In the 19800's, in a classic 'Emperor's New Clothes' scenario, no less a luminary than Alan McGee, discoverer of Oasis, put out an album of Rowland's featuring him in a dress. The album sold less than a thousand copies.
Rowland appeared at Reading Festival with girl dancers whom he stroked as he sang 'The Greatest Love Of All. You can wow the media, but the public are a different issue - Rowland was duly booed and the bottled off.
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237SJ - "I`m struggling to find a link between Gary Glitter and Kevin Rowland"
My tale is an illustration of the gulf between some pop stars' idea of how the public see them, compared with the reality of what they public really think.
Rowland thought he could pose in a dress and sing like a drunk, and was bottled off for his trouble, Glitter has said many times that the public 'want him back', although the evidence is clearly to the contrary.
My tale is an illustration of the gulf between some pop stars' idea of how the public see them, compared with the reality of what they public really think.
Rowland thought he could pose in a dress and sing like a drunk, and was bottled off for his trouble, Glitter has said many times that the public 'want him back', although the evidence is clearly to the contrary.
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