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Originally posted by Lateralthinking1 View PostSpeaking of links, can we have 300 songs on families please, JC?
Last night I watched '.....If' on the tv - even now, whenever I see Malcolm McDowell I always think I really like him and it was because of this film and the following one that he did, 'O Lucky Man', that I think that - terrific. Made me think that I should have recalled Alan Price's excellent soundtrack for the film for the movie list, but I was too late. Oh well, have a listen to a couple anyway. Must go look the film out again - Arthur Lowe's brilliant in it too.
....this then made me think of this one - must have seen it at the same time.
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostLat I made an executiveless decision to hold at 350 family song - you gave us your usual amazing performance =- some fine tunes in there.
Last night I watched '.....If' on the tv - even now, whenever I see Malcolm McDowell I always think I really like him and it was because of this film and the following one that he did, 'O Lucky Man', that I think that - terrific. Made me think that I should have recalled Alan Price's excellent soundtrack for the film for the movie list, but I was too late. Oh well, have a listen to a couple anyway. Must go look the film out again - Arthur Lowe's brilliant in it too.
....this then made me think of this one - must have seen it at the same time.
http://open.spotify.com/track/6UEdLatrYhHFdhMEpevalT
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Lateralthinking1
Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostLat I made an executiveless decision to hold at 350 family songs
(Btw, Spotify has stopped working for me from links posted on this site including the ones I have posted. Not sure why.)Last edited by Guest; 06-02-12, 22:20.
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Originally posted by Lateralthinking1 View PostYes, very fair. Strangely, I got pretty excited by this one -
(Btw, Spotify has stopped working for me from links posted on this site including the ones I have posted. Not sure why.)
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Recapping...
Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostPaul, thanks once more for the tunes - did you, like me, get the impression that Bob Marley had been listening at some point to that fine Wendy Rene tune?
http://open.spotify.com/track/455qS91NtCkjFhn3Kpg3Ne
I've also been listening to my inbox, and this feller, sometimes known as Solomon Rogers, has been a lovely warm presence on a miserable grey day where the temperature has crawled briefly above freezing for less than an hour.
and, topically,
For some reason this simple song sounds absolutely fantastic when played through my 'proper' music equipment, maybe the speakers were designed by a highlife aficionado? Quite right too...
In the unforgettable words of the The Who: I can't explain.
But I think I can explain why I'm glad this alternative design for St. Pancras never got off the ground...
Last edited by Globaltruth; 08-02-12, 13:35. Reason: missed out the second comma thus temporarily invalidating my punctuation licence
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostGreat song that My Lovely Elizabeth (actually, all three songs) and a brilliant set of images on it, Global. Loved it. Stay warm down by. It won't be long around. There were a few blackbirds singing like spring was round the corner this morning, and I like to believe them.
We may have to have a new playlist or 2 to get us there...
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Paul Sherratt
>>Bob Marley had been listening at some point to that fine Wendy Rene tune?
John,
I bet he was a subscriber to her fan club newsletter ... but where do you think deserving listeners are most likely to hear Wendy Rene on the bbc ?
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Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View Post.... but where do you think deserving listeners are most likely to hear Wendy Rene on the bbc ?
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Paul Sherratt
Blimey, if you search Wendy & the beeb you'll find that this micro-conversation is already No.4 in the charts.
Just behind Bob Dylan.
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Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View PostBlimey, if you search Wendy & the beeb you'll find that this micro-conversation is already No.4 in the charts.
Just behind Bob Dylan.
[accreditation: these images come from the fine site Retronaut.co try it - you might like it]Last edited by Globaltruth; 08-05-12, 08:53.
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