Albert Tatlock

I wonder if that has ever happened for Wilco, ha! Ta.

Just for the record, I definitely hope you don’t include zydeco in that. Good stuff. Back to South America - it must be tricky since there will be so much effort and it could end up being Wilco and airports without too much actual sights/experiences. I’d get to Brazil early and do Rio and Iguazu at least. I also drove to Buzios but beach resorts per se are not my thing. It was OK and quite pretty, but maybe even more developed now. At Iguazu also try to get on the Argentinian side. You can also go to Paraguay for about 20 minutes without visa etc. if you tour the huge hydro dam. I have also be

Ta. So Houston did not have a problem for once. Curious as to whether you are planning to do the South American tour. That would be a logistical epic. Good luck if yes. Also, am I allowed to say how much I loath Walken? Maybe tied with Kingpin. Good to vent that spleen. Now all back to peace and love.

That was a ripper - Ta!

Binging the 4 series of Slow Horses on a one week free Apple TV trial. I don’t know of anything else good on Apple TV. I have missed Spooks being off the screen and this takes it up a level. Also always enjoy seeing the City and places I know (and the continuity errors when chasing around streets etc. where the locations are not actually next to each other).

Ta. A Piterech apparently (based upon the original anyway).

Ha Ha - literally edited as you sent the message. Old Paul really went through an Another Country/Brideshead period (with a teddy bear in the latter of course so maybe it was a subconscious slip) which was strange coming from someone who wrote Eton Rifles. That corresponded with my time in/just after Uni. Everchanging Moods still a classic.

Of course A friend of mine (also a Woking lad) saw Mick Talbot practically crying into his beer in a pub when The Style Council broke up - I'm all washed up etc.

It's funny how many US placenames Brits know from songs without having any clue what they are actually like. Not sure if the reverse is true much, but I'll throw these in in for you to ponder on Believe it or not Chas and Dave opened for Led Zeppelin at Knebworth. I'll leave it for the interested to look up their seminal works Rabbit and Snooker Loopy.

Ta(llahassee). Also, only 4 minutes ago I found out that what I was hearing as Tallahassee Bridge was Tallahatchie Bridge in Ode to Billie Joe. Just because I had at least heard of the former place I suppose.

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Gasp indeed. I was wondering if they had really happened or not when there was nothing here for a week or so. So the usual ( but no less meaningful) ta. And whoever requested Dear Employer deserves a medal. It was always one of my favourites from the first JT solo shows that I got to hear - before there was ever one in the UK. Same goes for True Love Will Find You In The End. So Much Wine was another. Also hope JT keeps Love Like A Wire alive too.

So I decided that I had to see the Get Back docs at last overcoming my hatred of paying for streaming to. So a one month only then cancel subscription window has seen me binge them this weekend. Enjoyed them tremendously of course. Anyway, I logged on the sing the praises of something I also saw there - McCartney 3,2,1. 6 half hour films of Macca talking to Rick Rubin, often over his music at a mixing desk. Really one of the best McCartney interviews I have seen - with a lot of new insights rather than his usual stories. It’s hard to put into words the affection/connection I h

I don't have paid TV of any kind but I have been hearing alot of good things about that over here. Stephen Graeme is brilliant, and I am interested in seeing the one shot episodes. He did another one shot film - Boiling Point a while ago centered around work behind the scenes in a restaurant kitchen. I'm no a foodie but there is something about the tension of a one shot production that is riveting. He also featured in this video for a song I like very much:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoODq7Ol1so It deals with father-son relationships like Adolescence too. Gr

So is that the Peter Capaldi era. He was good I thought - a traditional style older Doctor. Standout episodes for me were Heaven Sent and World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls Since he was the Doctor I haven't really enjoyed anything of note. I still kind of watch since I've been doing it practically my whole life. For me the best stories are just good sci-fi stories that happen to have the Doctor character in them.

Maybe you should read The Art of the Deal. Or maybe not . . .

Ta. Oh for it to have been on the poop deck though.

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No indeed, fully vaccinated and with a cupboard full of hankies. Sending vibes for the emergence of the Emmylou supergroup/duo. Harris Tweed(y)? Whatever happens as my Dad used to say "worse things happen at sea", and he should have known having been in the Merchant Navy. Ta very much indeed as ever. P.S. VC site looks messed up in casual viewing. Only seems to work properly when signed in seems to be the trick. For a while I thought I might miss all your reporting but you pulled through for the team. P.P.S. Just in case it's useful - the Scottish cure for seasick

FYI - Saw Uncut in a shop at Waterloo today. Big feature on AGIB 20 years on and they have a free CD with about 7 tracks if I remember rightly - from the additional stuff not original AGIB. I did not see Terry or Julie. EDIT - here's the full info I've just looked up https://www.uncut.co.uk/features/lists/inside-our-free-uncut-cd-wilcos-noisy-ghosts-a-companion-to-a-ghost-is-born-148735/ Seems like 1 track is an exclusive not in the box set. No longer a completist myself though.

Was Gornok in attendance? (That'll sort the men from the boys. Ha!)

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These were popular on this forum back in teh day. I had not seen this before today. My favourite of theirs.

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