Albert Tatlock

Watched the tv prog it refers to on Saturday night. Very enjoyable.

Kajaki - harrowing Versailles series 2 - entertaining, camp, and gorgeous to look at.

A few days late with the thanks. Good news re new songs. Also jealous re Wind That Blows. Ta.

It's good to be the King.

Ta

Line of Duty series 3 Catastrophe Inside No. 9

A-Man, his 'Sounds of the Sixties' show was axed while he was ill for a while, but there was a petition to reinstate him and he came back for a series of farewell shows.

Jonathan Richman

Brian Matthew passed away over the weekend. Was still broadcasting until this February. Still sounded exactly like in his days interviewing the Beatles.

"can we smell your hat" - classic. Ta.

I echo the chorus of approval for UnifiedTheory's report. Ta.

Top reportage. Ta.

Probably laverbread.

I like your tidbits, but don't let it get to your head. Also, why would anyone mention Pi Day, it's not the 31st April yet

Ta. Sing-along-a-Spiders?

As an outsider I have had a question at the back of my mind for a while. Surely it is the minority of Trump supporters who are actual bigots. There may be a percentage who are dumb enough to be attracted to a 'celebrity' rather than listen/think about actual policies. I have no feel for the percentage of pro-lifers who would vote based upon that issue alone. But, what percentage do you (right minded Americans) think voted for him as a last role of the dice after being ignored and living in difficult times for years. Why wasn't more done during 8 years under Obama? 8 years of a black president

David Bowie - The Last Five Years. Really great insights. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/2017/01/07/david-bowie-last-five-years-treat-treatise-musics-departed-genius/ The last moments as described in the article above are priceless.

He also produced that limited edition CD single Shine (I think it was called), written and recorded by "Brian". JT did background vicals and I seem to remember MJ did some keyboards. A long time ago in a land far far away.

Via Bethlehem Good King Radio The Holly and the Voodoo Away In A Mountain Bed Joy To The Moon All I Want For Christmas Is My Laminated Cat Why Would You Wanna Be Home For Christmas I Wish It Could Be Christmas Someday Some Morning Sometime She's A Jubilo (In Dulce Jubilo - Mike Oldfield) Do They Know It's California? The 12 Days of Pecan Pie

When You Wake Up Feeling Bob Dylan How To Fight Panthers

This Train Will Be Taking No Passengers - Augie March Tulsa Queen - Emmylou

Ditto. Years ago I always used to request it but then gave up as it seemed like it would never happen. I like Billy B, but JTs harmonies on the MA version are the highlight of the album for me. Always wanted to hear JT sing the whole song - though maybe that means he doesn't do the harmony part as I would need to hear it He would need John to fill in there.

The Missing Series 2, unrelated to series 1. Dark stuff. Flashback style that you have to bear with for the disjointed first episode, but geting great now. Latest BBC4 scandi-noir Modus starts on Saturday. https://mobile.twitter.com/BBCFOUR/status/794937852345905152/video/1

http://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/music/wilco-tour-review-not-a-band-for-the-narrow-of-mind-or-faint-of-heart-a3400761.html One other thought from Saturday that I remembered - it used to be the case that the first couple of songs suffered the distraction of a posse of photographers jumping arounf between the stage and the barrier. For better or worse those days seem long gone. There was a single photographer for a short period. Either Wilco are no longer 'cool' or the proliferation of personal camera phones now has downvalued their services I suppose.

[Roper.no.1]There's a great clip of the audience participation during Spiders up on the Wilco Instagram site; https://www.instagram.com/p/BNAz9FDjv3v/?hl=en That guy in red at the front has got some moves ...