Albert Tatlock

Nels this time. http://www.csindy.com/colorado/whole-lotta-life/Content?oid=2416976

Another related snippet from the L.A. Times. Capitol City field recording from rollcall from a fire drill at a Leeds hotel ...

http://latimesblogs....a-concerts.html Not so much a chat as a few words in the corridor, but anyway ... One of the links from that page I had not seen before:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZxNkS0w5g8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q29YR5-t3gg

And while I'm at it (last one I promise), always a real favourite of mine given a stripped down performance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTCQdmIQong

Thanks for the explanation :-) So here's mine... Sir Nicholas now has a passing resemblance to Harry Worth, a British TV sketch show comedian of the 60s / 70s, famous for 'doing a Harry Worth' in the opening credits to his show. I think there's actually an Elvis Costello song that gives him a name check. I have been know to do it myself - though it has been a few years. Perhaps I need to pull one out next time I'm out shopping. More up to date, and as a sort of homage to that sort of bumbling old comedian character, I would recommend the BBC radio shows of Steve Delaney, in character as

Also, if that meant nothing to you, then this Tavi character means nothing to me:- http://www.pitchfork...cos-whole-love/

Wonderful. I like how there's only 1 person in charge in that room :-) .. and probably only Brits will get this :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by-pwTjZwn0

I think there has been great benefit flowing in the other direction from this relationship too ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSe_bn-U_0I

Very very good indeed.

http://www.lfpress.c...4/19200146.html

Catching up on BBC iPlayer after being away for Christmas/New Year. Some great moments - enjoyed it a lot. ... I know ... Related - are they showing the new (modern set) BBC Sherlock Holmes in the US? - written by Moffat and Mark Gatiss. First short series of 3 was excellent. The first of the new one is my current next stop on iPlayer. Ta ra. P.S. By accident caught some Tom Baker voiced radio shows from 2 or 3 years ago on BBC4Extra a few weeks ago. Nice to hear his booming voice again - the Dr of my childhood, and my second favourite to the magnificent Matt Smith.