Music

[davebirch]

another one that Drog might put on over dinner (that's an evening meal here)

She played the piano as well.

 

[Smells Like Kean Spirit]

It was called "tea" where I grew up Dave

 

[davebirch]

For me too, SLKS,

the Mrs educated me, I think. She's from the Burnley end of town (Barrowford)

 

[Drog]

Tiffin in my neck of the woods.

 

[Smells Like Kean Spirit]

Tiffin in my neck of the woods.

The first time I actually came across 'tea and tiffin' being advertised was in the south of India!

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

It was called "tea" where I grew up Dave

It’s “tea” if you have the meal at about five, if it begins well into the evening it’s “dinner.” That unless you had your “dinner” at lunchtime of course.

 

[Drog]

Isn't that 'High Tea'?

 

[Wilpshire Blue]

Isn't that 'High Tea'?

Thought you didn't like I.T. ???

 

[Smells Like Kean Spirit]

A bright light in the South has just gone out. Rest in Peace Nanci Griffith:

 

[Drog]

68. I'm not a fan of country and western at all but there's rather a tragic tale there.
"Griffith's high school boyfriend, John, died in a motorcycle accident after taking her to the senior prom, and subsequently inspired many of her songs.[2] She was married to singer-songwriter Eric Taylor from 1976 to 1982. In the early 1990s, she was engaged to singer-songwriter Tom Kimmel.[9]

 

[Alan]

A bright light in the South has just gone out. Rest in Peace Nanci Griffith:

I'm a fan of country music and this is a big loss. RIP Nanci

 

[Smells Like Kean Spirit]

36 years with us, 36 gone.
Irish working class poet Phil Lynott born 72 years ago yesterday in West Bromwich:

Edit:

And his brilliance, under appreciated at the time I reckon, is still being recognised today, this time by The Remedy:

That's a nice tattoo of Terry McDermott on top of the lass's thigh...

 

[Wilpshire Blue]

36 years with us, 36 gone.
Irish working class poet Phil Lynott born 72 years ago yesterday in West Bromwich:

Edit:

And his brilliance, under appreciated at the time I reckon, is still being recognised today, this time by The Remedy:

That's a nice tattoo of Terry McDermott on top of the lass's thigh...

Forever remembered in Dublin's fair city

 

[davebirch]

Here's a sex lesson from Ella Fitzgerald:

watch it all the way, and listen to the words or watch the lyrics

 

[davebirch]

One from the Count,
If this doesn't brighten your friday, then you've got no hope.

I was 11 when that was recorded.
The history of the festival is quite interesting given that lots of locals didn't want it to go ahead.
It's also on my bucket lists, covid permitting.

 

[Robin]

One from the Count,
If this doesn't brighten your friday, then you've got no hope.

I was 11 when that was recorded.
The history of the festival is quite interesting given that lots of locals didn't want it to go ahead.
It's also on my bucket lists, covid permitting.

Shall we call you "Swingin´ Dave" maybe? Good song even though I might be into too much of sax music but you can hear that these people know what they are doing and they are into it. Good and solid vocal performance as well.
I´ll counter with a blues song for this Friday:

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

Sorry Dave but I couldn’t resist

 

[Smells Like Kean Spirit]

Shall we call you "Swingin´ Dave" maybe?

He's probably the oldest swinger in town Robin, especially as BB has upped sticks and is camping in Doncaster over the weekend...

 

[davebirch]

Three things SLKS,
1. I've got more hair than that bloke
2. I'm a leftie
3. I think Al trumps me for age

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

Three things SLKS,
1. I've got more hair than that bloke
2. I'm a leftie
3. I think Al trumps me for age

Leftie?

Ban him