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DannyJ
Feb-23-2011, 20:28 GMT
United Kingdom
 | Can anyone tell me what is/was St Judy´s Comet? Google simply tells me it´s a PS song, which of course I know! Was it an actual comet? It is also referenced in (this is really, really sad) a Cliff Richard Lyric (ouch!) from the 70´s too... He sing´s "I Love St Judy´s Comet...".
Does anyone know? i was born in 1977 so have no memories :-)
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Wambaugh
Feb-23-2011, 20:41 GMT
Unknown
| I´m sure I´ve read that St. Judy was the surname of one the band members who helped on the There Goes Rhymin Simon album. Others might know more. |
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nancy
Feb-23-2011, 21:46 GMT
USA - United Staates America
 | I think you are right about the band member.I know it isn´t an actual comet. |
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mog
Feb-23-2011, 22:38 GMT
Canada
 | Did you guys know that there was a space object that had been named Simon & Garfunkel ?
Yep, it is something that you learn in the Uncut article. |
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Simon D.
Feb-25-2011, 13:08 GMT
United Kingdom
| No real St. Judy´s Comet.
The title comes from the drummer for Clifton Chenier, Robert St. Judy.
Chenier in turn is name checked on the Graceland track "That Was Your Mother" , where as the founding figure of Cajun music, he is dubbed "King of the Bayou". |
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mog
Feb-25-2011, 14:00 GMT
Unknown
| Chenier is zydeco I think rather than cajun. |
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