know that my mental apparatus is often not all there from time to time; as well as these lapses of attention i am away for a few weeks ... would boredees please follow S_A and others' examples and keep the usual run of progs under review on da jazz bored each week ... ta
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Usual emoluments will applyOriginally posted by aka Calum Da Jazbo View Post
It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world. -
[QUOTE=aka Calum Da Jazbo;63176]... as well as these lapses of attention i am away for a few weeks ... /QUOTE]
You've been missed in the last week or so, Calum. I've so been looking forward to giving you a comprehensive boring about my Cafe Oto / free music conversion.
I'll be glad to see you back here in due course.Comment
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Heard from our missing host who is on location here in Western U.S. , Sedona Arizona in particular - quote HOT unquote.
He visited Phoenix - quote HOTTER unquote.Comment
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Your regular presenter/ poster to these boreds will be absenting himself shortly (programmes having been recorded) to the hotter climes of SW France. BUT I will be checking regularly to see what you lot have to say.Comment
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Alyn - I recently replayed a tape of your Jazz Lib review of Roy Haynes's career with an interview with Roy centre stage. WONDERFUL programme, and one that makes nonsense of my moan about the "bias" of interviewed centred programmes (Griffin). Apologies.
BN.Comment
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Alyn: Remember that 'they' Don't Wear Pants In The South Of France. (Remembered from grade school).Originally posted by Alyn_Shipton View PostComment
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Victoria Secret [attire] excepted...Comment
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ta one 'n all ....According to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.Comment
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Only just came across this - apologies to charles.Originally posted by charles t View Post
Back in the early 60s, I was a teenager much enamoured of the black shirt I had saved up for over several months and wore with a narrow white tie. "Better to not wear that in France", my father told me just prior to visiting on a school exchange thingy, "unless, that is, you don't mind ending up with a knife in your back".
So I didn't. They liked my white winkle-pickers though!Comment
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