Pickled Egg Jukebox-Your Selections

[myglaren]

It'll never catch on

I'll see your Perry Coma and raise you a Max Bygraves and Doddy



Or perhaps Knacker Bilk

[NewcastleFalcon]

Strangely soothing and relaxing Steve, and I enjoyed Ken's old album sleeves!

Regards Neil

[CitroJim]

That jukebox does not work for me at all... I much prefer the "nostalgic mechanical whirring and scratching" of the proper Wurlitzer - far more character!

Heaven forbid the PE getting rid of theirs... If they do then I shall cease to be a patron

[NewcastleFalcon]

That jukebox does not work for me at all... I much prefer the "nostalgic mechanical whirring and scratching" of the proper Wurlitzer - far more character!

Heaven forbid the PE getting rid of theirs... If they do then I shall cease to be a patron

Pity you coludn't put the Icon Ice into room 101 Jim.....then again you can!

https://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/ ... =2&t=57396

Regards Neil

[CitroJim]

Pity you coludn't put the Icon Ice into room 101 Jim.....then again you can!

I just have Excellent!

[myglaren]

This may exceed the ten minute stipulation by a few minutes.
Dragged it out of hiding this morning while doing housework, vinyl, bought in the late sixties/early seventies.




Symphony For Group And Orchestra.

Jon Lord went on to write the very well received "Durham Concerto"

[CitroJim]

I'm going to enjoy that when I'm on a PC with decent audio capabilities

Thanks for posting it Steve

[NewcastleFalcon]

Never realised Jon Lord had done so much, and such variety of music, and I was a fan of the mainstream Deep Purple stuff as well. The Durham Concerto has a wonderful quality about it, never heard it before, but know Kathryn Tickells work on the Northumbrian pipes well. Another gem from you Steve....thanks



Regards Neil

[myglaren]

A few years back now but I used to see Kathryn Tickell knocking around Newcastle in the old Volvo 240

[NewcastleFalcon]

To keep the entertainment flowing in the event of a power cut which renders the Wurlitzer out of action, the Landlord has just acquired one of these. Feel free to put your name down as a volunteer handle turner, or music feeder.



Regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

....while the manual one is a useful standby, maybe something more ornate with a greater stock of tunes, may draw in some travellling punters as well as the locals and make the PE a real "Destination" Pub experience....

Storage for the "tracks" could take up a bit of extra room, but it could be worth it!



Regards Neil

[myglaren]

Been aware of her for some time but she hadn't really 'clicked' until I watched/listened for four hours last night.
Joanne Shaw-Taylor.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Not to be confused with the original Shaw Taylor...Keep 'em peeled!

This particular episode of "Police 5" includes a little French car used as a getaway by the villans. Peugeot aficionardos will be able to precisely identify it!



Regards Neil

[myglaren]

Just bought four of JST's albums

ETA:
All autoripped and currently playing on the Amazon Cloud Server
BUT - I'm missing watching on YouTube - which I sould have known.
Bought seven albums recently and still mostly watch on YouTube, although I did spend a couple of days listening to Jackie Evancho's "Two Hearts" album (sumptuous)!
And a decent session watching the DVD of the Samantha Fish "Girls With Guitars" DVD.

A track from Two Hearts:



They accuse her of lipsynching, which is a crying shame, she is so good she has no need of any assistance whatsoever.

17th birthday tomorrow!

[NewcastleFalcon]

Heard this today while having coffee and cake. Beautiful spring afternoon, looking down towards the Northumberland Coast. Just a wonderful voice, and a wonderful song, and its by no means alone in that category from Eva Cassidy (Songbird, Over the Rainbow, Tears in Heaven such emotion)



Regards Neil