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Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
Because I like you I will not take offence that you left Emmylou off that list It's easy to spot the Irishman in the middle of Mozaik isn't it. Watching the grey haired ex-Planxty guy (the one in what is probably the best of my photos) was great fun - he was having such a ball on stage. -
Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
So... is John Butler on your radar in Australia? The Independent described him as 'jam-band like', which would be a first for me -
Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
There is a live version on the Spyboy album, but I guess you mean that particular show...Seriously she's not highly rated in the US? That's criminal . -
Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
Link to them all http://www.flickr.com/photos/47093568@N00/ Some of the ones I like follow http://www.flickr.com/photos/47093568@N00/ -
Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
I'll have a look tonight (blocked site). I have heard that Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones was around checking out young acts. Wonder what he thought of John Butler? -
Cambridge Folk Festival - Sunday 30th July
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in After The Show
As I said, I'm really happy it turned out that way as I had given you a bit of encouragement to go - though for once it didn't clash with you birthday trip back home. Wonder about next year (he wrote thinking how he might be able to get in as a Cambridge resident). That seems to be the place where the hardcore folk was happening. If I knew anything about any of them I might have been tempted, but it would have been a bit of a gamble. Then again, who ever picked the artists did such a good job throughout. -
My rambling blog type thing ... Pictures are still in my camera here at work (I've come straight back to London from Cambridge this morning, so have to be omitted today). I'll try and get back to it tomorrow. I have to say that I am quite pleased with alot of them. On arrival in Cambridge I had a couple of hours to spare in which to wander round the city - I hadn't been there since a drunken attempt at croquet on a college lawn almost exactly 20 years ago. It is as lovely a ever (I much prefer it to Oxford) and all was strangely calm - Welsh Rich had obviously not yet risen from his usual S
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I think she would much rather some felt and/or a crochet kit.
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Harry Potter star to flash his 'wand' http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5223520.stm
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Represent!
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Yes. No.
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You are far too easily impressed, borderline delusional.
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That's it really as far as I'm concerned. No offence. There comes a point when you think about trying to limit your posts My avatar and sig just about tell you all you really need to know. My musical taste is generally despised, but I am tolerated as they know it's no use trying to argue with the village idiot (this is a useful ploy ). I generally hold to the "if you can't say anything nice then better to say nothing at all" approach. This place is a useful escape and source of mirth and musical info for me but I can't be bothered to get embroiled in any arguments over music or anything
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Thats a mystery achievement
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I'm doing a little dance right now...
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
First time I visited New York on a shoestring in summer of '84. I was sitting around at Washington Square after having walked up from the Battery. I was having a rest watching kids breakdance on pieces of cardboard for money from passers by. One of them sits down, looks at someone shuffling by with a camera and tuts in their direction, then looks at me and says "Tourists. Blah". "Yeah, tourists" I reply, in my best Rhoda Morganstein (spelling?) accent. Does that make me an honourary NY hardcore kid? -
Now you're cooking with gas!
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If I could have an avatar that automatically alternated with the days of the week, I think that this would flip with Mr Gumby:- Although I really want a shot of that little tilt back of the head and smile he does at the end of the opening credits.
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I'm doing a little dance right now...
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
Last Friday there was a Blondie biopic on TV that had footage from inside (old stuff plus walking around in there now). First time I'd seen pictures of it. Interview with the owner etc., and lots of Chris S and Debby H - who came over very well. Even saw the loos where Chris and Debby got down and dirty - though they said it was in the alley outside. I didn't know that he had got married either - bit of a shame for her after all the time she spent with him when he was ill/addicted. (I went off them when Union City Blue came out, for what it's worth, but still have memories of the first Top of -
You know, as someone who is interested in history, I actually have admiration (which is hard to factor into my feelings for the current situation, but there you go) for the past military genius of the Israelis, especially '67 in Sinai, for example. But that was largely in empty desert, whereas now they are taking revenge on the defenceless.
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I'm doing a little dance right now...
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
I confess I have no idea who they are, but have fun! Elbows pointing outward is the best defence! -
I'm doing a little dance right now...
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
Jazz hands? -
Nice to see that you could relax for once and not be on setlist duty
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James Dean Bradfield (Manics) Interview
Albert Tatlock replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in Someone Else's Song
Nice review too! -
hair jell is gay, I go fluffy
Albert Tatlock replied to tongue-tied lightning's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
I quick once over with a bunsen burner deals with that problem.