What kind of whisky anyway? I like Glenmorangie, Glenfiddich (any age/expression will be fine), Ardbeg and the other Islays.Well now, that depends on whether you like whisky chocolate truffles and how close you live to the station : )
....just don't hum it - unless you have permission from his dad (who shot him if I remember correctly), his label and most importantly his publisher, who retains the rights to the tune. I think.Novastar wrote:ECM - thank you
Marvin Gaye - lets get it on
Has made my day so much better hearing that again....
Happy Halloween Oh dear! Sounds serious and here was me optimistically thinking that Xmas had come early in the shape of a cheapo licence.Dadaist wrote:What gives is that my computer at home has exploded. I was moving the desk/pc/wires and my pc fell over - my hard drive and windows install are catastrophically damaged.
Nah, Xmas comes early for me in the shape of the spanky new Dell which arrives at Dada Towers on Wednesday.Marya wrote:Oh dear! Sounds serious and here was me optimistically thinking that Xmas had come early in the shape of a cheapo licence.Dadaist wrote:What gives is that my computer at home has exploded. I was moving the desk/pc/wires and my pc fell over - my hard drive and windows install are catastrophically damaged.
i would say i was exactly like that, as long as it's the vesta curry that has those strange curly things with it as well as the curry & riceBob Jefferson wrote:I should add that in my original article I referred to you as 'station supremo' as opposed to 'station supreme', which makes you sound like a Vesta meal - cheap, dry and indigestible.
I never do that, I've even got an application where I store them all - but you know what they say garbage in garbage out 
The broadcast schedule also includes Jenny Gardner's (Belle Stars) very lovely solo album, 'Cho Chuk' though I haven't heard a track from it yet on the random play?Dadaist wrote:Music :
Bob presents a selection of homespun niceties in the form of 3 complete albums from Netherbow, Absent Friends and the Burns & Rivers project.
Absent Friends features a friend from Adelphi Place on drums, while Netherbow is a folksy prog-rock band he also played in, back in the 70s maan.Back in the late 1980s a stylish young fiddler breezed into Scotland from Bermuda and caught everyone’s attention. Jenny Gardner has been seen jamming in Mediterranean caves, busking in Spain and fiddling up a New Zealand mountain. She’s played in rootsy Shetland band Rock, Salt and Nails, with Cuban/Caledonian Salsa Celtica, and with all-woman band The Poozies - but this beguiling dreamscape is her first solo album. The tunes are nearly all her own , and the cello, viola, bass, banjo, didjeridoo, mandolin and percussion are played by pals from Shooglenifty, Mr McFall’s Chamber and Scotland’s alternative music scene.
NORMAN CHALMERS
My mistake, fixed now. I had encoded, tagged and scheduled Jenny's album in my imagination but failed to do it in real life.Bob Jefferson wrote: The broadcast schedule also includes Jenny Gardner's (Belle Stars) very lovely solo album, 'Cho Chuk' though I haven't heard a track from it yet on the random play?
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I'm wanting to get contact details for JP's BIL.
