Yes! Thought the same thing....

Angels do exist and she was surely one; Steve's calm manner in explaining his concerns helped her to understand the immediate need.

Sorry to hear your problem get well and god bless,

Hope you're doing well sir

Best of luck with everything

Wishing you well too.

Hoping it’s going ok still fella. 👍🏼

@nasser wiz Really, the only two that look and seem really healthy are Glen and Paul and they are living in their homeland of England. Maybe John and Steve should have stayed in England. Maybe too much of everything here in the US leads to poor health for them.

James Gretsch John Lydon was very sick as a child. He’s been in less than perfect health his whole life and, sad to say for all of us, the march of time makes things worse. But many of us could lose weight and be more physically active.

written12 Very true. He had meningitis as a kid and he said it took a long time to recover. I suppose he still suffers from it in some ways. He seems like a pretty good guy too. I mean from what I’ve seen of him. I of course never knew him in person.

I love jonesy, he’s real

Rock and roll life is not easy on the body

Now that's a sentence that needs context!

Right?;)

The amplifier

Yeah especially for only playing 3 chords

Just because you put " fact " doesn't make it a fact. He isn't, not by a long way. Everyone says the same about their favourite guitarist.

@@CB-xr1eg So WHO IS the most underrated guitarist then, Clive Binman? - He isn't my "favourite guitarist", you tosser. The "fact" is that he is underrated. FACT.

@@Skin-ve2tt Oh look how the clever boy changed my name round. You must be veryintelligent. If you care to read properly, I didn't say he was your favourite guitarist. I said everyone says the same thing you said. As for who is the most underrated, that's not for me to say. I could name one who doesn't get enough credit for his playing, and that's Mark Knopfler ex Dire Straits. but I'm sure there are several more who don't get the credit they deserve. So, why the name calling and the anger? Is it really necessary in a discussion about guitar players?

@@CB-xr1eg FFS. I bet you're a right laugh in the pub.

You got lucky! i had a full massive heart attack last April (2019), the attack actually began at 7am in the morning while i was at work, yet i worked a full 11 hour shift with heavy machinery not realizing what had happened. I was very lucky to survive the day, but an hour after i got home the big one hit, luckily i had family there to call 911, the ambulance arrived within 3 minutes, i passed out and was without vital signs for close to 2 minutes in the ambulance while they raced me to the hospital. They had to give me an adrenaline shot (ala pulp fiction) to restart my heart. I ended up having a triple bypass 2 weeks later. Spent 2 weeks in hosptial and then another 6 weeks off work recovering. It's been 11 months and i'm doing fine now, but that was a big wakeup call. I had the exact same symptons that Jonesy talks about in this interview, the sharp pains in the chest etc.. had i had an electrocardiogram done earlier they would have seen the blockage and operated before i had the attack, i was lucky to survive.

Good tip

Thanks.