Albert Tatlock

Yes, seems to be one of the few worthwhile (i.e. full and frank) music auto-biographies.

http://www.guardian....nshend-who-i-am Good interview with a candid Pete. I can remember watching a BBC fly on the wall documentary series about the Thames Police (one fo the first such series) when suddenly, there was Pete at the station for questioning. Quite shocked. Surprised he allowed to to be broadcast at the time - people thought less about invasions of privacy disclaimers and stuff then I suppose. I had never really taken sides in the was he-wasn't he debate. I am inclined to believe him now. With regards to the current Jimmy Saville (and others at the BBC yet to emerge) scandal

1) Go for it. 2) Hire a mini for the 'head to the venue' bit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIechPy5ycc 3) Do an After The Show report. 4) Err, that's it.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rockandpopreviews/9565630/The-Beach-Boys-Mermaid-Theatre-London-review.html They were on Later with Jools Holland last week too.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/oct/04/neil-young-autobiography-relief-music

"On October 5th 1962, fifty years ago, The Beatles released their first single Love Me Do." Further to my earlier comment, when I started to get into the Beatles, it seemed so long ago since they had split up. Must have been a product of my own youth that less than 10 years seemed such a long time ago. Somehow it still feels like that ...

http://thespace.org/items/e0001554 The Beatles visit a chippie during filming of Magical Mystery Tour Unseen footage that will be part of a BBC documentary on Saturday night (probably captured to YouTube shortly afterwards for you folks) followed by a showing of a (remastered - I think) version of the film - first time on TV since 1979. I can actually remember watching it then - part of a short season when all of their films were shown and my love of the Beatles was in about it's second year adn seeing them was all new to me ...

A Morning of Out Lives (live version) seque into One Sunday Morning (and then vice versa to see which way is best) is in order I think.

Can we swap lives or something?

Thanks very much for teh tip - I will investigate ...

Wilco go all ELO-ish More here. http://livemusicblog.com/2012/10/01/photos-wilco-hollywood-bowl-los-angeles-ca-93012/

"Those people look like ants down there" This is pretty uneventful other than satisfying my curiosity as to what the Bowl looked like with Wilco there, however the few seconds after about 1:35 or so made me smile and made me think it worth posting ...

To think that I had it new in 85. 122 USD on Amazon now.

And God created JoJo ... Also, this ends a lot of questions from over the years ...

One of the few good things about coming back from 2 weeks holiday - 3 episodes of Dr Who to watch on iPlayer. Excellent stuff so far - each should have been a double episode at least.

He actively avoids Roadrunner,but if the boys could talk him round it would be epic to see JT and John singing 'radio on' backing vocals. It is easy to learn of course. Fingers crossed.

... And for me. I have long been a devotee of The Church of the Sacred Swaying Hips of JoJo. Must be such a plus to get people like him and Sir Nick when you do your long stretches. Textbook reporting sir. Thanks. P.S. let's hope they can do something together in an encore ...

Bit too much crash bang wallop to be a classic, but great fun all the same and some great lines. Plus, The Doctor deliberately kills someone shocker!

I like your lady bumps.

Life's Rich Pageant - REM. (loud) Rook - Shearwater Stones - Let It Bleed: purely for Gimme Shelter The Whole Love

Not witty but my favourite ever:- The Undertones 'cos with their thick Derry accents I couldn't understand a bloody word, but it was pure magic. Reminded of that by the BBC4 Undertones doc that's just finished. Some great stuff, including the real perfect cousin Kevin. Shame Feargal dedlined to take part. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fgIhtJtsfo Forget your mohawks and safety pins, thats punk fashion as I remember it right there

Aaaah, the much missed Cardiff Searchlight Tattoo.

Thanks for being a special part of my wonder years "Pilots take no special joy in walking. Pilots like flying."

Well, trying not to blow my own trumpet, but maybe some in this thread did not read this http://viachicago.org/topic/46033-sir-george-martin-in-bloody-awful-beatles-track-shocker/ Anyone in the UK in early September might be able to call in this year, though I have not checked if they are taking part in the gardens open day this year. As for my choices, that's pretty hard. There're quite a few I don't listen to that much - and since the linked thread above I am back to having the full catalogue :-) Perhaps I would go with Tell Me Why. That actually gets a bit irritating rather than jus

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