THE Monkees singer-songwriter Michael Nesmith has died aged 78. His death came just a month after the band’s farewell tour performance. Mike died of natural causes. “With Infinite Love we announce that Michael Nesmith has passed away this morning in his home, surrounded by family, peacefully and of natural causes,” his family said. Monkees biographer and manager… Continue reading Sadness as Mike takes the last train from stars-ville

MY OPINION … FROM MARBELLA About five million British adults have refused to be jabbed. They say they are standing up for their human rights, their rights to walk the streets of our green and septic land, their right to shop, booze, eat out, Dervish dance and repeat guttural mantras outside arenas where over-paid clothes… Continue reading Why do you prickless jab-a-talkies think I should die for your ‘rights’?

You don’t have to have been burned by racism to sing with soul and passion The way he tells it, as a boy in the 1950s and 60s Tom Wood never suffered from the St Louis blues. His mother was an 8th grade English teacher and his dad was a post office supervisor. One way… Continue reading Soul canyons of Tom, the quiet man of St Louis blues

Sickened by it? We all are mate … we all are! Boris Johnson has apologised for a video that showed his staff joking about a Christmas party last December. But he still seems to maintain there was no party and that no Covid rules were broken Dozens are said to have attended the party at… Continue reading The Eyes have it … and so does the Nose. The party’s over as Boris captains a ship of fools

The question has to be simple or it might blow your brains! Should we be able to alter the workings of our own minds by the use of drugs either legal or illegal, natural or chemical, mixed in giant vats in a Bolivian rain forest or in brewery in Burton-on-Trent? Or should we turn a… Continue reading Boris, do you think we fell off a spaceship?

The Marbella moaners chat about food, Britain, Spain and the rest of the world’s news!

‘I had looked at my reflection, it is not the real me that stares back, I look into the hollow eyed thin person.’ Over the next few weeks The Society is publishing the true story of a woman who went to hell and back because of breast cancer. This is Kaye Howarth’s story in her… Continue reading KAYE’S LIFE… THE POWERFUL STORY OF A BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR – Part 5

Opinion from Marbella: Fragile and tortured Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was murdered by the evil twisted monsters who lived behind closed doors in an untidy council house in a scruffy part of Solihull in the West Midland. Emma Tustin and Thomas Hughes haunted and tormented Arthur’s woefully short life in secret, no doubt. But there were others… Continue reading WHAT HAPPENS NOW TO THOSE WHO SHOULD HAVE SAVED ARTHUR FROM HIS MONSTER?

A while ago we met up with friends from Spain in Bratislava … we’d been doing it for a while, meeting up in different cities in different parts of the world to see old rockers perform. This time we were about to witness Alice Cooper’s bizarre theatre of rock and the macabre. After all the… Continue reading Bob through the looking glass … the age-old master forever young in wander land

Covid rules and Dylan’s work reviewed by Dan from the Inquirer Finally, more of the mainstream takes a look at Bob Dylan’s amazing new work of art, and it takes a brief look out how the posters and album cover shows the world what is actually happening right now… there are dozens of Ordinary-Joe reviews,… Continue reading Jabbed and anonymous … how Bob predicted it all again