Comments for Everything's Swirling http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:38:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on BtVS: Homecoming – oh Willow… by BtVS: Band Candy – That’s cool… very Juice Newton » Everything's Swirling http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/05/28/btvs-homecoming-oh-willow/comment-page-1/#comment-1330 BtVS: Band Candy – That’s cool… very Juice Newton » Everything's Swirling Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:38:47 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1415#comment-1330 [...] a long, long hiatus (I wrote about Homecoming in May!) we’ve finally got back to Buffy and back with Band Candy that veers wildly from the [...] [...] a long, long hiatus (I wrote about Homecoming in May!) we’ve finally got back to Buffy and back with Band Candy that veers wildly from the [...]

]]> Comment on Sweet Watoo Watoo by mk http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2007/08/08/sweet-watoo-watoo/comment-page-1/#comment-1319 mk Tue, 20 Dec 2011 16:53:54 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=258#comment-1319 "mk could afford a grown up guitar" :D Noone bought the CD but I got a more decent guitar anyway ;) “mk could afford a grown up guitar”

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Noone bought the CD but I got a more decent guitar anyway ;)

]]> Comment on My top 6… London songs by yam http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/08/12/my-top-6-london-songs/comment-page-1/#comment-1263 yam Fri, 25 Nov 2011 16:58:12 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1490#comment-1263 what do you think of this.. a view of just a small part of the city.. http://www.myspace.com/thebigskies what do you think of this.. a view of just a small part of the city.. http://www.myspace.com/thebigskies

]]> Comment on A couple of kids books by wserdftgy http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2005/02/08/110787702068093257/comment-page-1/#comment-1166 wserdftgy Thu, 08 Sep 2011 07:22:09 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=36#comment-1166 best book ever best book ever

]]> Comment on Electrelane @ The Scala, London by Dean Wareham plays Galaxie 500 at Truck Festival » A Head Full of Wishes http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/07/22/electrelane-the-scala-london/comment-page-1/#comment-1153 Dean Wareham plays Galaxie 500 at Truck Festival » A Head Full of Wishes Mon, 25 Jul 2011 23:23:38 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1471#comment-1153 [...] not a fan of festivals (although after last week’s Electrelane gig I’m not so much of a fan of the sweaty indie club either) so I wasn’t a 100% sure I was [...] [...] not a fan of festivals (although after last week’s Electrelane gig I’m not so much of a fan of the sweaty indie club either) so I wasn’t a 100% sure I was [...]

]]> Comment on My Desert Island Discs by Andy http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/05/24/my-desert-island-discs/comment-page-1/#comment-1139 Andy Wed, 01 Jun 2011 09:37:36 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1375#comment-1139 Hi Penny, a very interesting selection... but you should be posting this to the BBC desert island discs website here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs Hi Penny, a very interesting selection… but you should be posting this to the BBC desert island discs website here – http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs

]]> Comment on Desert Island Discs supplement… by Roy Hewson http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/05/25/desert-island-discs-supplement/comment-page-1/#comment-1138 Roy Hewson Tue, 31 May 2011 08:50:11 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1400#comment-1138 Daisy & Lily, Lazy & silly, Walk on the shore of the Audobon(?) sea.' 2. Mahler's 4th. track:close of 3rd. movement. 3, Gerry Mulligan & the MJQ with Milt Jackson:track 'Autumn in New York'. 4. CD of Sibelius's 5th. & 7th. :track end of 7th. 5. Cd Debussy Le Tombeau de Couperin & Mother Goose Suite,track Last movement of MG to watch moon rise from the sea. CD of string quartets by Ravel & Debussy,track:slow movement of Ravel. 6th. Delius: Last Cuckoo, Night on river, Fennimore etc, Walk to PG, track:start of Brigg Fair. 7th. Dave Brubeck 'Take 5': track 'The Duke'. 8, CD. Bach's Violin Concertos, track: Double. COMMENT should be more about maturing or deterioration of castaways mind. Roy Hewson Daisy & Lily, Lazy & silly, Walk on the shore of the Audobon(?) sea.’ 2. Mahler’s 4th. track:close of 3rd. movement. 3, Gerry Mulligan & the MJQ with Milt Jackson:track ‘Autumn in New York’. 4. CD of Sibelius’s 5th. & 7th. :track end of 7th. 5. Cd Debussy Le Tombeau de Couperin & Mother Goose Suite,track Last movement of MG to watch moon rise from the sea. CD of string quartets by Ravel & Debussy,track:slow movement of Ravel. 6th. Delius: Last Cuckoo, Night on river, Fennimore etc, Walk to PG, track:start of Brigg Fair. 7th. Dave Brubeck ‘Take 5′: track ‘The Duke’. 8, CD. Bach’s Violin Concertos, track: Double. COMMENT should be more about maturing or deterioration of castaways mind. Roy Hewson

]]> Comment on My Desert Island Discs by Penny Crowe http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/05/24/my-desert-island-discs/comment-page-1/#comment-1137 Penny Crowe Tue, 31 May 2011 08:35:31 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1375#comment-1137 My 8 records are: 1. A yodelling song by The Singing Cowboy (?) - last heard in the late 1940s when I was a child. It always accompanied Sunday lunch & I was devastated when it was taken off. Asked my mother why she couldn't put it on any more - as if it was her fault! 2. Chopin Walze Op. 69 no. 1 - to remind me of my mother who trained as a concert pianist. This is the record I would rush to save!) 3. Puccini: Lovely Maid in the Moonlight from La Boheme - To remind me of Miss Berry, music teacher, who, when I was 11 noticed that I went away with the fairies (while the other girls giggled) whenever opera was played. She took me to see this, my first opera. (More to this story!) 4. Roger Quilter's June - a song I sang at my last recital at college. 5. John Rutter's For the Beauty of the Earth - to remind me of my children's schooldays. My youngest sang this with her school choir. 6. Victor Borg: The Barrel. This is so funny that it would make me laugh and the speaking voice would make me feel I wasn't alone. 7. Schubert's Et incarnatus est from the Mass in E Flat D950 - because it is so beautiful. 8. Andantino from the Concert for Flute, Harp and Orchestra K 299 - Mozart is a "must have"! This music is so peaceful and would calm me down when frustrated at that ship sailing past! Book: An anthology of every poem ever written - to give me countless stories and reading material. Luxury: A toss up between a piano and water colour painting materials to practise skills I haven't touched for years. P.S. I'm going on holiday tomorrow so, if you wished to contact me, you wouldn't be able to for 2 weeks. I hope this is where you wanted me to post my choice - I'm rather electronically challenged! My 8 records are:
1. A yodelling song by The Singing Cowboy (?) – last heard in the late 1940s when I was a child. It always accompanied Sunday lunch & I was devastated when it was taken off. Asked my mother why she couldn’t put it on any more – as if it was her fault!
2. Chopin Walze Op. 69 no. 1 – to remind me of my mother who trained as a concert pianist. This is the record I would rush to save!)
3. Puccini: Lovely Maid in the Moonlight from La Boheme – To remind me of Miss Berry, music teacher, who, when I was 11 noticed that I went away with the fairies (while the other girls giggled) whenever opera was played. She took me to see this, my first opera. (More to this story!)
4. Roger Quilter’s June – a song I sang at my last recital at college.
5. John Rutter’s For the Beauty of the Earth – to remind me of my children’s schooldays. My youngest sang this with her school choir.
6. Victor Borg: The Barrel. This is so funny that it would make me laugh and the speaking voice would make me feel I wasn’t alone.
7. Schubert’s Et incarnatus est from the Mass in E Flat D950 – because it is so beautiful.
8. Andantino from the Concert for Flute, Harp and Orchestra K 299 – Mozart is a “must have”! This music is so peaceful and would calm me down when frustrated at that ship sailing past!
Book: An anthology of every poem ever written – to give me countless stories and reading material.
Luxury: A toss up between a piano and water colour painting materials to practise skills I haven’t touched for years.
P.S. I’m going on holiday tomorrow so, if you wished to contact me, you wouldn’t be able to for 2 weeks. I hope this is where you wanted me to post my choice – I’m rather electronically challenged!

]]> Comment on My Desert Island Discs by Fred Hart http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2011/05/24/my-desert-island-discs/comment-page-1/#comment-1136 Fred Hart Sun, 29 May 2011 15:56:40 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=1375#comment-1136 I think its for a Desert Island Discs celebration programme to be broadcast during June, they'll make a sort of compilation (for want of a better word) of the most popular tracks. I think its for a Desert Island Discs celebration programme to be broadcast during June, they’ll make a sort of compilation (for want of a better word) of the most popular tracks.

]]> Comment on Lullaby of Broadway… by Andy http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/2006/06/14/lullaby-of-broadway/comment-page-1/#comment-1130 Andy Mon, 25 Apr 2011 23:32:23 +0000 http://www.grange85.co.uk/swirling/?p=111#comment-1130 Thanks DaveH for that. It never really came across in the post but I had real affection for Lullaby - spent a lot of lunchtimes ploughing through the phenomenal amount of stuff there and rarely walked out empty-handed - I still look up Chignell Place every time I walk past with a pang of nostalgia, and wishing it was still there! Thanks DaveH for that. It never really came across in the post but I had real affection for Lullaby – spent a lot of lunchtimes ploughing through the phenomenal amount of stuff there and rarely walked out empty-handed – I still look up Chignell Place every time I walk past with a pang of nostalgia, and wishing it was still there!

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