In Memoriam for Stuart LOGUE

Your Still my best friend, last time I saw you you had an album from a gig youd been to with the former front man of Echo and the bunny men. I have attached an image. You made me laugh and giggle, you have charm and style that could not be hidden. We worked together as a team, aiming to have a great time on the trendy sene. We put protention in its place, and put many an unhappy look on another fellas face. Stu could charm birds from the trees, his looks charm and personilty. I miss you ever single day. Have our usual waiting at the bar, Newkie Browm Ale then a game of Duckie Fuzz Ill let you start. Love you including your stompy runnimg you do for a bus. Your forever blood brother and dancing pulling and drinking buddy. Jason A Lindsay. [email protected]. If Jill or Jane can read this Im on facebook. Stu was something special alright. He went too soon, so we said goonight. I miss you Stu every day. However while im about Stus legemd lives on, I tell almost everyone. Of the the things we did the larks we had, how we had fun without money we sometimes lacked. I.love you more Stu than any brother, or even my infrequent lovers. We met fighting round the fanny tree, didnt know then how close we would be. Stu the best friend there could ever be.

I was at college with Stuart in South Shields. I think of him often x

There isn't a day goes by I don't miss you, You always liked a different type of music every week. Me and you set the trend and were the trend back then. With the help of big sister Jane Queen of cool. You took me for my first underage pint with that same sister. I got to meet Phil Jones with you. We met playing tick near the fanny tree in the lower wing of west darbys old tennis courts. The trees no longer there but a park is there now were our old school once stood. We at times scrapped like cat and dog but we made it up at the barriers. You went on about football I still know nothing about, but that was OK as I went on about making music you knew nothing about too. Just the thought of your smile makes me laugh. You were always happy and walked and ran like Frankanstien. Stu never will die till I die he is alive in ever new piece of music I write. I speak to people all over the world and they as me whats a Scouser. Stuart Logue was a Scouser. he loved LFC, KFC, Macdonalds, Burger King and Chippie food and Irish Bars. We got so drunk once we had to ring each other up the next day to figure out how the hell we got home and why there was a paving flag in my bed? It still is a mystery. At least I know when they call my number you'll be waiting there for me with a pint of larger in your hand and a bottle of Newcastle in your hand for me. Let the game of eternal duky fuzz commence. However I am still the last of the old romantics. I think you would like my new bird she's a punk rocker. I still try and set the trend, just like we both did, just harder without a style guru like you about. Miss you and always will Jason Arthur Lindsay aka Jason Bstard online.

He Was my Best Ever friend and has never been replaced!

Time is a great healer, he has now took a place. We met aged eleven near a tree In west darby all boys school. He Had a smile that charmed the birds from trees and I learned a lot of my charm skills from him. He loved football, He took me to see a darby at the cop. He took me for my first drink of many. We used to act like an old married couple, but realy more a less more like any blood brother. There not a day goes by that I don't miss you. Just have a drink set on that bar called heaven, and have a drink for me, and don't be forgetin you met me when I wasn't yet twelve but just eleven.

From Allan

I was at college with Stuart and still think of him often especially when he came to stay with me in Glasgow for a few days.
A good friend.