scottish schools with him, and with the lions memorably in 1997. in a sport like rugby, i don t know anyone that has a bad word to say about doddie, which isjust astonishing. he wasjust about doddie, which isjust astonishing. he was just universally loved and that was just as a rugby player. what he has done in the last five years has been nothing short of incredible. he was a remarkable man, full of life, full of humour, mischievous as hell. even from a young age he was always up to stuff. he was always up for little tricks and trying to get you off guard. he did it with an incredible smile on his face. it did it with an incredible smile on his face. ,., , ~ .,, ., his face. it sounds like he was a real character his face. it sounds like he was a real character to his face. it sounds like he was a real character to have his face. it sounds like he was a real character to have in - his face. it sounds like he was a real character to have in the - real character to have in the dre
good evening to you. his family say he was excited about becoming a dad. but before that could happen 21 year old takayo nebhard was fatally stabbed at the notting hill carnival in august. he wasjust months he was just months away from becoming a father when he was fatally stabbed. today there is a fresh appeal to help find his killer. we have been speaking to his family. this baby boy is just two weeks old, but he won t ever know his dad. takayo was killed at notting hill carnival. his family say it was the first time he d been, travelling from his home in bristol, simply hoping to have fun. he just wanted to have a good time after a two year lockdown, that s all. i never imagined i wouldn t see him again.
1964, 22 minutes long, eight songs. it s the most explosive rock n roll record you ll ever hear. it s just incredible. it s easy to talk about his successes and his influences on the industry but, of course, he wasn t perfect some people would even describe him as notorious . would you describe him that way? laughs. yes, he was nuts! he was he wasjust, you know, he was married seven times. he shot his bass player in the chest, who didn t even press charges. he trashed his rolls royce drunk driving. i mean, it was just one thing after another with him. in a way that, you know, his cousin was the televangelist jimmy swaggart, and i think that, you know, he had the angel and the demon on his shoulder and he listened to the demon. and he was one of these characters who a very conflicted christian, in that he just said all right, i have given myself over to the devil , and he lived up to it.
they are two of the greatest piano players in rock n roll history and it was a very physical, visceral way of playing piano. everybody knows his hits great balls of fire and all those songs but i listened to something today i hadn t heard in years that really, really shows that, and it s a live album recorded in hamburg, germany, at the star club the place that incubated the beatles. 1964, 22 minutes long, eight songs, and it is the most explosive rock n roll record you ll ever hear. it s just incredible. it s easy to talk about his successes and his influences on the industry but, of course, he wasn t perfect some people would even describe him as notorious . would you describe him that way? laughs. yes, he was nuts! he was he wasjust, you know, he was married seven times. he shot his bass player in the chest, who didn t
and then you have to run in the house and clean your feet and wash your hands. yeah, he wasjust old school militarian. the disciplinarian type. yeah. what about your mum what was she like? my mum was very creative i mean, i think that s where i got my creativity from. she was also making clothes, always making people laugh, always sort of in a world of her own. so, they were quite a good contrast, i d say! and she set up with this company of seamstresses and a lot of people won t necessarily know what that actually involves, but it was there that you discovered your interest in garments, in creativity and you came to understand the interests of fashionable women. i remember all these incredible women of all shapes and sizes and colours, you know? my grandmother, my aunts, my cousins, and all of them laughing, and so i always associated fashion with fun and joy and seeing a woman sort of try on a dress and just come alive. so, i remember going to my aunt s salon, dolly dots,