Albert Tatlock

That's an interesting paradox.

Latest couple of 1 hour Stewart Lee specials on BBC. Someone has captured the audio (still quite brilliant without the deadpan visuals) Edit: Then chilled to Whitehouse and Mortimer: Gone Fishing last night.

First the Queen dies, now Bbop is not writing show reports. What's going on with the world? (no offence Boss_Tweedy) Edit - Now I think of it, Bbop always did have an unmatched collection of handbags. Maybe there is some correlation! Oh no!

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Waiting like Hachikō, but probably less cute and with a cup of tea at the ready.

Not to mention the ever practical Dauphin of Diapers.

My top three from Dogrel the first album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNXrKBt76zI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgLypctZ9Gs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFl5meLpsVI

Suppose this is nothing compared with Bbop's history of queuing. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/15/the-most-british-thing-ever-huge-queue-of-royal-mourners-sparks-memes-and-gentle-humour

As usual I have a difficult time loving everything by any band, but have been impressed with the lyrics of Sam Fender. Don't know how big he is in the US - he's definitely big here now. This is a great song from someone so young and nice to have Stephen Graham in the video. The Geordie Springsteen as he has been labelled. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoODq7Ol1so And of course the 'hit'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAifgn2Cvo8 From a couple of years ago (now) I loved Fontaines D.C.'s first album (practically all of it, which is very rare for me). Subsequen

Comfortably unhooked now thanks. My life is like the Hiroshima clock - stuck on hold until your report is completed. As a Brit I am a stickler for tradition, schedules, and procedures.

No surrender! Ta.

I don't believe everything I read. Ta

Nice to know that despite the portents the show was not a crock of shite. Ta.

"I know I keep promising more to come... Sorry for my recent slackerism, Uncle Albert." To be honest I could not help but feel our relationship had soured recently, but now just like Jennifer Lopez I'm finding love the second time around. Ta.

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Thought it might be worth posting what has been seen elsewhere. To the tune from the Casey Jones show ( for a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hps6L5vS0sc ) Setlist Guy Stop, look, listen ’cos you’re gonna hear A brand new story ’bout a gig pioneer, He’s the greatest of them all we claim Number one’s his thread post, Setlist Guy’s his name. Setlist Guy a scribbling and a noting, Setlist Guy you never have to guess When you read the rhythm of his meter It’s Bbop at the keyboard with emotion to express! There’ll be Albert Tatlock

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPIKjyR_fCw With input from the mighty George Martin of course, honing his skills for weird sound affects.

Guess they're old enough now to join the Uncut roster of regulars :-)

There was Bootikins in the mean time that I didn't highlight here and was most excellent. Now the latest from a few months ago that slipped me by until now. They don't cause much of a ripple here (why oh why) and I can't see any way to get a physical CD at present (their shop only ship to Australia). But good things come to those who wait so I will just bide my time. Glenn Richards also seems to have released a solo album around the same time. Also sounds good on Spotify.

Hope your stomach trouble cleared up.

You haven't seen me since the lockdown biscuit orgy. Ta

Just binged the 4 episodes of My Life as a Rolling Stone that were made available on BBC iPlayer as the first went out on air. Each of an hour focusing on the 4 individuals. Mick - bit bland. The usual kind of music biog type thing but with some good clips. Keith - Anything where the Old Devil sits down and chats is, of course, great. Ronnie - Really really good and learnt some things. Charlie - Wow, this was fantastic. Have such a warm fuzzy feeling after watching. Highlight was seeing his touring tea set. Most bizarre thing - Bill airbrushed out of histo