Albert Tatlock

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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Ta. So are we definitely back to rock/singing Jeff rather than whispering Jeff?

Really like what she's doing - old school with an edge. I also love how Americans say things like that as if she's next door whereas here its the difference between London and Cardiff.

How could I have forgotten this? That's some kind of medical definition of early onset dementia surely. I'll have to do 15 minutes of some slinky dancing to this to ward it off. .

The best that I could make as a comeback Back from a long day prowling the charity shops of Guildford - picked up some great books for reading over the Christmas period. Enjoy the show tonight while I watch Cardiff on the TV - after my fish and a rice cake of course.

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Ta gratefully sent. I did need more than the banana and bran flakes though. The old fish and rice cakes regime kept me going. .

Wow. Good luck! Emmylou is all about the collab. The 2min 51 mark. Lovely. . . It's a bit early to shed a tear - but there you go. P.S. Jeff - send the PM to Emmylou now. Just do it!

OK, I'm in a holding pattern with plenty of fuel*. No panic. [TA TO COME]. P.S. * Bran flakes, banana, and big mug of tea in case you were wondering

Like will they ever play The Unwelcome Guest? That and Wales beating the All Blacks in my lifetime are the great hopes (granted technically we won in 1978 were it not for one of the most heinous acts in all of sport but the scoreboard says otherwise). To think that my Dad saw them beaten twice in 3 weeks by Cardiff and Wales in 53 - I was with a friend and her mother once when we met Bleddyn Williams - her Mum practically curtsied. To be honest I don't see either happening anytime soon . . . EDIT: The only thing to soften the blow in 78 was that we had a day off school because ther

Big thumbs up for Company In My Back T(uls)a

I was wondering if you would take the bait :-) I wrap myself in a shroud of enigma - mostly to conceal my circa 1979 Undertones dress sense, or to put it another way that you might have to Google - my John Noakes circa 1975 dress sense. That is what children's TV was like for us in the 70s. Still gives me cold sweats.

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In the same way that Chevy Chase has a connection to the You Can Call Me Al video. Good one and nice setlist. Ta

Do you mean these guys? Bit of a curveball from you. Anyway. Ta.

From a while back - Car Share. Recommended and brilliant work on the premise of 90% of each episode being 2 people in a car. Peter Kay is a national treasure. . .

Maybe too British/Welsh for you lot. Not the greatest and the premise is just an excuse for a Life On Mars style then versus now culture clash comedy, but quite funny all the same and (a) I'm a sucker for anything filmed around my old hometown (b) I really did have P.E. teachers like that. . . P.S. Also a nice touch that king of the 70s theme tunes Mike Post did the Mammoth theme tune. P.P.S. As a result of binging those 3 episodes (new series coming in 2025) I then got into The Socially Distanced Sportsbar podcast (it started during the Covid period) fea

You mean the Christmas Special Holy Grail one - really good watch. Meanwhile .

Recent easy watch BBC TV series I quite enjoyed - Ludwig. I think you liked Jonathan Creek so you would like that.

Those cruise things normally hold no interest to me (I find the set-up a bit socially intimidating), but it has just come to my attention that Emmylou is on this one. With that line-up there could be some all time special collaborations (at least to my ears). I think not much has surfaced online from past trips, but I really hope to see/hear something of this one (err - Sue? Tweedy Shanty Show special snippets? Pretty please?).

The Phantom of the Open A slight Sunday afternoon style watch in the vein of Eddie The Eagle etc. that I stumbled upon by accident but stuck with purely because of Mark Rylance.