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Gatz commented on the post, Rock Goes To College 3 months, 1 week ago
The author was on a Word in Your Ear podcast, and if @beany wasn’t interviewed for the book he should have been.
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hubert rawlinson commented on the post, Along the Road Forever: Martin Carthy at the BBC 1965-2022 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Martin no longer plays alas. @Beany if you send me the photos I’ll put them on.
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Pyramid commented on the post, Woodcut. Big Big Train 8 months, 1 week ago
@Beany someone alerted me to your post regarding: sponsoring a Dark Ale at the Wigan Beer Festival, I can’t find your post so I’ll post this here Around 35 years ago I met up with mates in our local wat […]
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Pyramid commented on the post, Woodcut. Big Big Train 8 months, 1 week ago
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niallb commented on the post, Woodcut. Big Big Train 8 months, 2 weeks ago
@Beany, Clare is absolutely lovely.
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niallb commented on the post, Woodcut. Big Big Train 8 months, 2 weeks ago
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, Diet Pepsi 1 year, 1 month ago
I think Dave and Barbara’s version is very enjoyable @beany She sings well and the keyboard solo sounds a little like Caravan. A smidgeon of Canterbury is never wrong.
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, Numero Uno?? What’s top of your polyglot pops? 1 year, 2 months ago
You awoke my curiosity, @Beany. Here are the girls live
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Vulpes Vulpes commented on the post, From me to you 1 year, 9 months ago
Merry Crimble, @beany!
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, From me to you 1 year, 9 months ago
Great to have you back, @Beany. I look forward to enjoying your Yuletide selection.
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, From Johnny Logan to Bambie Thug. From Ding Ding Dong to Rim Tim Tagi Dim. Welcome to Malmö 2024! 2 years, 5 months ago
Nice one, @Beany. It is preposterously catchy. Eurovision was in Athens in 2006 and the UK came in 19th place. The winner was a milestone for Finland: Lordi’s Hard Rock Hallelujah. They’d never come […]
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hubert rawlinson commented on the post, Live music at troubadour level – end times? 2 years, 5 months ago
Oddly enough a friend on Facebook (I’ll be seeing him on Thursday along with@Beany) posted this today. NME has just posted on ‘X’ my review of 1982 (from 8 January 1983). – Seems not much has changed. 😉 He still […]
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, Music Videos 2 years, 6 months ago
You are on a spring roll @Beany! That is in a class of its own and completely transcends language. Magnificently bonkers. Incidentally, after hearing their wonderful version of Flanders and Swann’s Slow Train, […]
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niallb commented on the post, Big Big Train The Likes of Us 2 years, 7 months ago
@Beany She does and she sings plenty of backing vocals and a few lead lines. Having met her, she’s also lovely.
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Kaisfatdad commented on the post, KFD presents: Men at Quirk Volume 2. Quirk, Strangeness and Charm. An odyssey into the Afterword Musical Multiverse 2 years, 8 months ago
I’ve just added Fundamentally Yours, a track by Stackridge, to my Quirky playlist. That should keep @Beany happy! I liked this comment by @Junior Wells on HP’s original thread. “Notwithstanding the banter, […]
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retropath2 commented on the post, Pink Floyd Poll: Name your favourite album not by the band but it has to have ‘Pink’ in the title or ‘Syd’ 2 years, 12 months ago
@beany can tell us, I’m sure…..
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retropath2 commented on the post, Any takers ? 3 years, 4 months ago
@beany surely?
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Baron Harkonnen commented on the post, I Already Have That Album- so I think I will buy another 3 years, 7 months ago
Oh can believe it Peter, I know Beany, he’s a fine human being indeed. Nice to see you popping up here @Beany.
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Mike_H commented on the post, 'Good' Christmas Songs 3 years, 9 months ago
Not terribly keen on that song, myself.
Worst version ever of The Little Drummer Boy?
Possibly the worst Xmas recording ever made?
(Paging @Beany!).William Shatner’s.
In the interest of Good Taste and the […]
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fitterstoke commented on the post, In Praise of Hatfield and the North and ‘The Canterbury Sound’ 4 years ago
Well, I’m back, @Beany
Having listened to St. Radigunds and Bells, Boots and Shambles –
I enjoyed them both. The band might have hailed from Canterbury geographically, but I can’t hear any of the so- […]
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