They do Paul McCartney covers.

Speaking as a doctor, it sounds to me that Joe is suffering from a touch of Chas n’ Dave disease.

I’m so glad it isn’t just me who has a pile of unplayed cds.

I’m currently trying to listen to albums I’ve hardly heard. Picking up so many cheap cds in charity shops can mean I don’t get round to listening to them. This week I’ve caught Sister Lovers by Big Star and Billy […]

One of my desert island albums.

Ah yes the Larry Olivier trick. US gets his Polaroid camera ad, UK gets, the lesser Peter Ustinov.

What bugs me about Joe is his tendency to reject work. He was on a podcast some time ago and has decided he doesn’t rate Body & Soul anymore. Feels like a slap in the face for me, but he always seems to have an […]

I think I may have told this story elsewhere on this site, my apologies if you have read it before.

My dad got into the London premier of the film “That’s Entertainment”. During the film there is a scene where […]

“Sir, what is your name?”

“Ball, Sir Thomas”

“How very singular.”

Paul McCartney: Master of witty repartee!

Has no one on this site suffered The Tindersticks?

In reality my Beatles albums will be the most played: Rubber Soul, Revolver, and Abbey Road, as the primary three.

These in more recent times:
King of America, Elvis Costello
There Goes Rhymin’ Simon, Paul […]

And about time too!

That’s the one. I just wonder why they use someone as well known as Lee and pretend he’s a Mr Anybody. Particularly as this advert is aimed at those of us of Lee’s generation.

Someone confirm that is Lee Thompson playing the hard of hearing saxophone player in the Boots hearing aid commercial.

Apparently he is doing the voice for Pete The Cat’s dad in Pete The Cat. That’s on Amazon video if you missed it.

The person who was the first to use the word “redacted” when they meant “censored”.

I had been exiled to one of the storerooms at work and was able to listen to the radio all day. The day before I had been on a high because Andy Peebles announced his scoop of getting an interview with Lennon. […]

Sounds like a great gig. What’s Bush Hall like? It’s the nearest concert hall to me but every time I see it on telly the audience is sitting around tables which has always put me off.

Marshall Crenshaw
After an upbeat first album the next few were full of dirges.

Del Amitri : The Waking Hours
To be fair they did some good stuff afterwards but were guilty of getting Crenshaw’s Disease of […]