Bertrand from Paris, FranceFrom a musical point of view, Part II of the song is based on the melody of The Beatles' 'Don't Let Me Down.'.

John Dodds from Bournemouth Uk I understand Georgie sent many tapes and demos to Rod and The Faces kept in tea chests rescued from Ronnie Woods cellar which flooded my brother took them for safe keeping my brother died I would like to pass this information to Rod or Ronnie.

I wonder if the person in the Ramones’ song is the perpetrator.

Arthur ItisThis song was released in 1976 as well as 53 and 3rd by the Ramones.

This stuff worked out great for you in the U.s and Europe, right? Don't worry, Georgies, we'll take it from here. It's just about pandering to get his music played in 'gay' joints. So, sodomy is enlightenment now? No, I get it, Stewart has always cucked HARD, and some of his best, most catchy songs are about normalizing degeneracy but, come on! This one, like 'Georgie', blows the big one. Must've been a bunch of white supremacists, right? Those. Mexican Supremacy from México'This song about the murder of a homosexual man by a New Jersey gang'.A heart touching story with a beautiful melody and voice of Rod Stewart. Metin from TurkeyOne of the best story telling songs.If anyone could pull that song off, it is Rod StewartĪm 64 and have been following him since am 19. I think it is one of rod Stewart best songs. from ArizonaI have to say first off that song by rod gets me emotional every time I hear it. The DJ was asked if he remembered the fateful day when he kept going on about Georgie Fame? 'We spiked your drink,' explained the plugger, 'we slipped you a Mickey Finn.' The practical joker had laced his lunchtime drink with LSD. Two years later Hamilton's mistake was explained when he bumped into one of the record pluggers from that day. Eventually he managed to get the line right, but the DJ was never asked to present the show again. However when he came to introduce this song he announced, 'Now here's Rod Stewart with The Killing Of Georgie Fame.' Hamilton was pulled to one side by a puzzled producer over his mistake, yet he continued to get it wrong. He recalled that he'd managed to get to near the end of the show without any major gaffes, despite not feeling his normal self.

“In 1974 when I was 13 years old I bunked in for free to see Rod Stewart and The Faces at Lewisham Odeon, so I love that I am now able to support him on tour.The veteran English DJ David 'Diddy' Hamilton recounted in the book Top Of The Pops: Mishaps, Miming and Music by Ian Gittins, the story of after lunching with a group of record pluggers, how he was struggling with presenting the long-standing BBC music show Top Of The Pops. I love his voice and he's always been very charming to me. I can’t wait to see you out there!”īoy George enthuses: “I'm a massive Rod Stewart fan. “I’m excited for them to join me on what is sure to be a memorable set of concerts at a variety of special venues – some that I’ve been away from for a long time and some that I’ve never played before – football, cricket and rugby stadiums, estates and castles! We’ll all be dancing under the stars. Rod Stewart says of his special guests Boy George & Culture Club: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be sharing the stage with my dear old friend, Boy George & Culture Club for this run of special summer shows. The tour opens at Plymouth Home Park Stadium on Saturday 24th June and visits Northampton, Durham, Bristol and Hull before culminating with two nights at Edinburgh Castle on Thursday 6th and Friday 7th July. Music legend Rod Stewart plays a septet of outdoor concerts this June and July taking in football, cricket and rugby stadiums, estates and castles. Boy George & Culture Club have been announced as the very special guests on Rod Stewart’s summer 2023 UK tour.

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