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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Bob and Richard did try and bond over a business venture to bake and sell a version of Spotted Dick containing no suet or other fats, but it all fell apart.
Don't google spotted dick. You wouldn't believe what comes up...

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I mean really... Canned!?

Whereas a proper spotted dick is like this, drenched in custard.

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Bill Wyman turns 84 tomorrow (24th Oct) but will not be rejoining his old band as he spends his autumn years an avid collector of moss. His country estates in England and France contain arguably the world's largest private collection of lawn scarifiers. Jagger and Richards are adamant he cannot be considered a Rolling Stone while he exhibits such behaviour.

Wyman isn't his real name but based on a comment Mick made when he found out about Bill's habits. Remember, it was the 1960s. And so Snoddrington-Haddock became Bill Why-Man, later Wyman.
 
Some like the can only.
Must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup, must not talk about golden syrup.

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This is the secret of great bass tone. Lyle's Golden Syrup. It is what Lemmy, Pete Way, and Adam Clayton use.

Jeff Beck also uses Golden Syrup, but does not play bass.
 
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