Albert Tatlock

Maybe JT needs to follow her lead and intimidate the audience a bit by baring more flesh.

Ringo sells of The White Album serial no 1 http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/ringo-starr-auctions-off-the-first-copy-of-the-beatles-white-album-the-story-of-a-revolutionary-a6756411.html Also, Andy White died three weeks ago.

I assumed that bulge was taking advantage of the trans-US railways. Similarly for the tail across Russia to Kamchatka.

Travel in 1914

That's a long time in total roaming around Europe. I've got a spare room if they need a base. Think I'll draw the line at Matrix and Cowbell Guy - they can have a tent in the garden.

Yes, and so close after the death of Jerry Collins too. Met him once at a reception for the Barbarian team in the late noughties (company I worked for sponsored them at that time). Not the sharpest tool in the box but a nice guy. Here's a little segment below that includes the story of him famously turning out for Barnstaple Second team whilst on holiday after the shock exit of the All Blacks from the 2007 world cup. He was well liked in Wales as he played for the Ospreys for a few years and was often foudn turning up at some local rugby club to have a drink with the locals. As for Jonah, anot

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/12026764/How-gangsta-Hip-hop-legends-Public-Enemy-squash-into-fans-Ford-Focus-on-way-to-gig.html

He could always use "I'm The Man Who ..." As an aside, Tall, Dark and Gruesome by Christopher Lee was a nice title.

Thanks for the report on an 'interesting' evening and finding a few crumbs on the shelves of the bare banter cupboard.

I love listening to spoken radio/radio plays. An audio book version would be nice, if perhaps inevitably condensed. Elvis Costello's is currently being serialised on BBC Radio.

Series 2 of The Detectorists Arne Dahl in preparation for series 3 of The Bridge London Spy Series 3 of Toast of London - has never regained the hilarity of series 1, but still worth a look Series 2 of Catastrophe

I heard that something was happening last night but had an early night. Have been digesting the horror this morning. Immediately was reminded of being at Le Bataclan in 2007. Bbop was there too. Also hope it will not cast a shadow over the career of whichever band was playing. Lord Mayors parade in London today. Think it's just about finished now without incident.

WBEZ, whatever the hell that is. 16 minute main interview SoundCloud stream and 5 minute extras in a separate stream lower down. http://www.wbez.org/programs/morning-shift/2015-11-12/wbez-25-wilco%E2%80%99s-jeff-tweedy-music-and-life-113750

USA to get its first fledgling professional league:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/34769880

In case you have the time and interest, the following matches among many are now up on Youtube:- South Africa v Japan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIXcEWrGtsM Wales v England https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m-m3mcPZ-o (no commentary on this one strangely) New Zealand v Australia final https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koraots4D3

A sense of emptiness this morning as this great tournament has come to an end with what has generally been acknowledged to be the best ever final. From the glorious Japanese win on the first weekend to Saturdays fairy tale farewell to the All Black greats of Dan Carter and Ritchie McCaw it has been enthralling. The first half of the final saw New Zealand totally dominate but with only a small advantage in penalties taken and the Australians determinedly battling on - until the final play of the half that is, when the All blacks scored a wonderful team try. Within a couple of minutes of the s

Well, an hour ago I was leafing through original copies of the NME from the late 70s and early 80s for sale at a market stall in Spitalfields.

http://www.wilcobride.com/ I especially like the optimistic note struck by the banner:- Brides Register one time only! I think they need to think more about repeat business to help grow the bottom line.

Yup , London. Thank God for GA. Still want a second night though :-) Possibility of Berlin and maybe one other failing that, but that's all too far off to think about that until next summer.

If sales go well they should tag on a second night in London. Then on the first they can do a run through of Star Wars, and on the second do the same for the new album they would just have brought out by then

Brixton:- GBP 40.50* (inc. GBP 4.50 fees) plus delilvery charge.

We now know that next Saturday's final will see the All Blacks take on the Wallabies, a mouth watering prospect and though possibly predictable, well deserved for both and probably the best possible match up for the neutral. The Boks huffed, puffed and bashed and whilst formidable never looked like breaking through the NZ defense, relying on penalties to stay in touch. Whilst only losing by a couple of points, they never quite looked to have the beating of NZ. On Sunday Argentina were cavalier to the point of self destruction in the first 20 minutes, but their wonderful approach has endeared

Win a couple of tickets in a draw. http://wxrt.cbslocal.com/2015/10/26/see-wilcos-jeff-tweedy-at-park-west/

A momentous quarter final weekend. First up, Wales and South Africa went at each other toe to toe slugging it out in an epic battle. Ultimately one moment of South African magic and the enduring hangover of the Welsh injury crisis gave the Saffers the win. With a couple of their more creative players available, Wales might have unlocked the South African defense, and certainly would have done so against Australia previously to have put them in the other half of the draw. But they come out of it with honour and the support of the nation. On Saturday evening, any rumours of (another) French pl