Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series

Wow! A difficult card there immo: I'm unsure of the finer points re the rules! Would this do?

You're mad as a nail ya fucker

OK...

To end the weekend...

TV themes that stand up as songs in their own write - right?

Man

I was in love with Cindy Williams (even the name sounds sexy) for a loooooong time

Then I saw American Graffiti

Opened up with this at The Cornhill ( ) farewell quiz last night.

By the sainted John Sebastian no less!!

Two minutes of the weekend left ...

Let's grab it ...

Waddya say - huh?

Last one for the night is 'off-theme'.

For 'Oor Ann' - who lost her pub (and consequently her job) to the greedy, venal, swivel-eyed, margin-obsessed cunts of Punch Taverns Inc. today.

If you're lookin in kidder... as I know you occasionally do

(If only to keep tabs on your shambling, weak-willed, disgrace of a big bruv... )




Go easy




Step lightly




Love ya

Tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuune! Immo.

Sure I've included that track on at least one of the comps that have gone out to the music clubbers

This one has a similar type of fraternal vibe.

Lovely wee thing I reckon.

I've found some Merrydown left over from Christmas so in celebration I'm mainly posting mellow shit tonight

One for Glads next less than 2 minutes album

You gotta love the blues

We're off now

Don't know if this was a single or not but its exceptional

You're not gonna get a tougher crowd than this

Paddy, you coulda been a contender

JimmyMcGrory wrote:Paddy, you coulda been a contender

JimmyMcGrory wrote:You're not gonna get a tougher crowd than this

Fuckin magnificent post James

The best thing on the music-posting board this year I reckon

Apart from this like



Doesn't count unfortunately as I shamelessly filched it off Radcliffe and Maconie earlier this week.

On the plus side - it's only a "two-point" breach of music-thread protocol

So I should be available for the weekend's Glasgow Derby

Amazing what those wee R&M-inspired trawls through Y-Toob throw up tho

Lovverly thing this...

Terrible news for the circling culture-vulture

(Hey Vern )

Not to mention any lovers of the dramatic art

Liverpool Echo will not be currently going into production at The Royal Court, Lahhn-dun.

However their literary manager/senior reader was very complimentary...

I wanted to thank you very much for passing on Liverpool Echo, which I’ve
just read. The quality of the dialogue is exceptional, and maintains a
combination of bitter discontent and unwilling symbiosis between John and Paul,
which gives the play’s present great tension and power, despite the emphasis on
the past. The character of Cooper is brilliantly achieved, and the play develops
unpredictably towards its poignant final image. It was a genuinely entertaining
and emotionally complex read, and I’m so glad to have come across it.

I’ve got no doubt the play will find a home – it certainly deserves to.

I can hear the "home" puns already

This is a long-winded way of saying thank you. It’s a very impressive and
absorbing play, and I enjoyed it enormously.

Plissken's gony have a field day with that

Phoned the ole writing partner to see if this is standard issue bullshit between luvvies

He assures me that his (our) agent has a decent relationship with Ruth Little

(My no drinking during the week rule is wobbling at this point)

He further assures me that she wouldn't bullshit Julia

(Ice in the glass...)

He goes - 'yeah.. it's a pretty good sign' (He's notoriously downbeat )

I'm just bumping this in the unlikely chance of sobriety tomorrow