Adam Faith Epitaph

[howitis]

The Time Has Come,
Baby Take A Bow.
Don't That Beat All?

What Now?

[God is a DJ]

wot the fcuk?

DJ

[howitis]

Originally posted by God is a DJ
wot the fcuk?

Type of brand innit?

You hignerant cnut!

[Cenus_]

Originally posted by God is a DJ
wot the fcuk?

DJ

I tend to agree. Wtf???:cheese: :cheese:

[PAULM8]

Originally posted by howitis
The Time Has Come,
Baby Take A Bow.
Don't That Beat All?

What Now?

Maybe time to either explain what sh1ite u talking or to the hos with u AGAIN...

Baby Take A Bow

Pm8

[Bez625]

its time to say those three little letters that make visiting this board oh so special,

HOS

-Bez

[CzarJunkie]

From the thread title i'm guessing it's his moving tribute to Adam Faith, who died today after suffering from a heart attack.

I think on this occasion there's no need for the HOS, I think he's trying to show respect. Or I hope he is.

[PAULM8]

Originally posted by CzarJunkie
From the thread title i'm guessing it's his moving tribute to Adam Faith, who died today after suffering from a heart attack.

I think on this occasion there's no need for the HOS, I think he's trying to show respect. Or I hope he is.

here



Actor and pop star Adam Faith has died from a heart attack at the age of 62.

The 60s entertainer died early on Saturday after falling ill the previous evening.

Faith had been staying at a hotel in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, where he was starring in the Regent Theatre's Love and Marriage.

He was taken ill at the hotel after Friday night's performance, an ambulance was called and he was taken to hospital.

Doctors fought in vain to resuscitate the actor who had a history of heart trouble, his agent Alan Field said.

Faith, who lived in Tudeley in Kent, leaves a wife, Jackie, and daughter Katya, aged 32.

Mr Field said: "He had a major heart attack and died around 2am. He completed last night's show. In the early hours of this morning he got into difficulties.

"The emergency services were called and he was taken to hospital. He was in cardiac arrest at the hospital and he never regained consciousness."

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Born Terry Nelhams on a council estate in Acton, west London, Faith went on to have an eventful career as a singer, actor and businessman.

Paying tribute, Mr Field said: "Terry, or Tel, as we called him was one of the best communicators that I ever knew.

"It could be a taxi driver in the street or a member of royalty - he was able to communicate with everybody at every level and he was respected and loved by them all.

"He came through in the pioneering days of pop music and he really was a big icon along with Cliff Richard - they were the first wave of the British version of the pop music world."

During the 1960s, Faith was one of Britain's top three pop stars alongside Cliff Richard and Billy Fury, with chart hits including number one singles What Do You Want and Poor Me.

Bankruptcy

In the 70s he starred as the chirpy cockney, just out of prison, in the classic television series Budgie, written by Keith Waterhouse.

Faith moved away from showbiz in the early 80s, becoming a financial investments advisor.

But in 1986, he had open heart surgery after being found to have seriously blocked arteries.

Faith then took up financial journalism, with a regular column for the Daily Mail and then the Mail on Sunday.




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And in 1999 he was behind the development of digital television's The Money Channel.

But the venture soon ran into difficulties, the channel closed down and Faith was declared bankrupt last year, reportedly losing £32m.

Faith held regular business meetings in the foyer of London's Savoy Hotel.

And spokeswoman Pam Carter said he even attended a staff Christmas party there - and gave his verdict on the singing potential of employees.

"He was always very genial, very agreeable and he always had a word for people - he was a character," she added.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertain...ic/2832221.stm


howitis , Atleast explain next time..

[panther]

The guys just showing his respect. Those were songs of his.

[God is a DJ]

alright fair enough

DJ

[howitis]

Originally posted by CzarJunkie
From the thread title i'm guessing it's his moving tribute to Adam Faith, who died today after suffering from a heart attack.

I think on this occasion there's no need for the HOS, I think he's trying to show respect. Or I hope he is.

I sure am!