How about the Christmas party at the Savile Row office in 1968? I could send you a photo of 9 year old me at the party? My rates are very cheap!

Very enjoyable!

Well there you go! There’s your album. Side One: “Lowe Sings Scaggs,” side two: “Scaggs Sings Lowe.”

Wouldn’t it be full up and hungry at the same time?

This is a bit ropey. I could actually do better than this! Fast forward to 2:04 if you’re brave enough.

It’s a thing of beauty.

Thanks, chaps.

I will have to check out ‘The War Game.’ I don’t remember that one at all! When was it first shown?

I was going to mention ‘Just Another Saturday.’ I still remember that scene when John headbutted the old guy through the window.

I’ve only seen ‘Threads’ the once, when it was first broadcast, and it had quite an effect on me. I’d like to see it again just to see if 61 year old me would still find it a harrowing experience as 25 year old […]

Great song. And another great Partridge solo.

Oh good, I should finish ours next weekend. A white picket fence. The American Dream.

My favorite guitar solo is James Honeyman-Scott’s solo on ‘Kid.’ Took me bloody ages to learn it.

Another favorite is Roddy Frame’s solo on ‘Oblivious’

and Andy Partridge’s solo on ‘Science Friction’

Short ‘n’ sweet.

James Burke’s Connections. I found it fascinating.

“These are the only spirits I want tormenting my body!”

A hi fi reviewer made this video:

My friend and colleague Joe is involved with a reissue series for Blue Note.
This is going to be their next release:

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I was just about to post that!!

I doubt “the cheeks of her arse going chuff, chuff, chuff” would have been acceptable on wunnerful Radio One!

I remember hearing ‘Poor Old Horse’ on Peel.