Strike a pose stage left 
Strum a bass stage rightAny ideas? Couple o' clues...
He hit his peak in the seventies, but not as a musician.
Continental readers are unlikely to be as aware of his work.
Bowie covered one of his band's tunes.
He hit his peak in the seventies, but not as a musician.
Continental readers are unlikely to be as aware of his work.
Bowie covered one of his band's tunes.
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Is it one of Hinge and Brackett?
I can see where you're coming from BA, but no. Nor is it the drummer from The Grumbleweeds - who did a fab impersonation of Hinge (or Brackett)
But in a similar way to H and B, the mysery man was at his most famous as part of a pair.
Sid Little! Next!
'Fraid not - you're getting colder..
I'm not sure but if the woman in the middle nods her head do they all turn into Larry Hagman playing an astronaut!
She looks a bit stern doesn't she.
Trust me you'll both know him - although he's hardly ever on TV nowdays, and hasn't been since the early eighties. The last time I saw him was interviewed on Bob Mills about ten years ago
I havn't a clue...
Can you give us another hint PM?
G asks; is he known as an actor mostly?
Yes G's on the right lines, actor who's biggest hit was in late seventies early eighties..
I always thought he'd have made a great James Bond
is it "i'll have a 'P' please" Bob Holness??!
P - I though you'd have got it, no - not Bob. He was an actor mainly famous for one show (guarantee you'll even have have the hugely famous theme tune somewhere) - which has kept a cult following ever since..and was revived briefly in the nineties although not with any of the originals
Bit late I'm afraid Mr Mondo. Is it Lewis Collins, Bodie off of The Professionals?
Office 'bloody hell, Ray', Pest
oooh i have no idea - but my curiousity is peaked!
and yes, i've seen that sly performance, ive watched "woodstock" many times...incredible!
Was he a detective character?
G & I think we share a mental image, but neither of us can grasp his name yet…
I see this is already answered, plus I would have no clue. I had never heard of him before.
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