User:Derek R Bullamore

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I am a 71 year old married man, who was born and lives in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, and has a life long interest and passion for popular music in all its many guises. In recent years, my input to Wikipedia has concentrated on creating, enhancing, expanding and referencing many music related, and other miscellaneous articles.

I sometimes describe myself as a pop historian. If no one will believe that somewhat dodgy, promotional and dubious claim, I am definitely now a 'Senior Vanguard Editor'. So there - suck on that one if you will.

Just drop me a line, either via Wikipedia, or through e-mail at - derekrbullamore@yahoo.co.uk. You never know your luck, I might even reply.


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Derek R Bullamore
 
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An editor with a life long interest and passion for popular music in all its many guises. His diligence makes positive things happen to improve articles. 95% of his edits are to article space.
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How many / how long / who cares ?


How many? I'm 66 years old, going on 67 as of April 2026. How long? That's a personal question that will stay my own immense secret. Who cares? I definitely do, since you made such lovely edits to my father's Wiki page (Russell Freeman -- the ORIGINAL one!).

The next time I take the ferry over to the UK for a visit to London and Bath, I'll give you a heads-up, and we can have a beverage or five. I'm thinking springtime of '26 since then I'll be old enough to do such things.

Best regards, Paula Freeman https://www.youtube.com/beadbop (LOTS of Russ tunes and videos) https://www.x.com/beadbop

Reference books

Stars and stripes

Articles created

Did you knows

Oh, I nearly forgot...

And Charlie ain't no Nazi
She likes to wear her leather boots
'Cause it's exciting for the veterans
And it's a tonic for the troops

Reds or blues

This is an ongoing, 'work in progress' list, relating primarily to 'obscure' blues musicians. However, several of those listed may well fall into the R&B, country and/or jazz genres. It is likely that some of those currently listed will fail the current Wikipedia notability criteria. If that is clearly the case, then I will remove those names. Otherwise, and allowing for the usual verifiable sources being available, then the quest is to change a fair number of the 'red links' into 'blues' (pun intended).

As this list is now public property, I have absolutely no objection to anyone with an interest seeking to assist. It would be helpful, to avoid potential duplication of effort, if anyone contributing makes their interest known. Although, I am seriously running out of puff nowadays, so bear that in mind at all times... like now. Thank you.


Derek R Bullamore (talk) 14:41, 18 October 2011 (UTC) – updated 2 April 2025 (British Loafing Time)