Does anyone think ROTFLMAO qualifies as a weight loss regime? If so
I've found my new year's resolution.

Happy 2006 to All.

Pete

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Adrian the Rock <adrian@r...> wrote:
>
> Carole wrote:
>
> >Steve, it pains me to say this but I have to agree, Mr Claridge's
ps left me
> >with tears in my eyes and rolling about on the floor (I believe
there's an
> >abbreviation for that but can't remember what it is)...
>
> ROTFL - Rolling On The Floor Laughing.
>
> or even better
>
> ROTFLMAO - ROTFL My A**e Off!
>
> Keep shining
> Adie
>
> "Thou art God!" - Robert Heinlein
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> Adrian the Rock                          <http://www.roscalen.com>
> Horsham, Sussex                               <adrian@r...>
>

Wow-
   there are also two others for the same price....a definitive Yes DVD from 1968
to 1973...doesn't say what's on it, though....possibly some rare footage? Also
there is an ELP DVD for the same price....again, no listings of songs, but
apparantly live like the Yes and Wakeman DVD's.
   -Chris

Bill and Naima Feagin <crowandwolf@...> wrote:
   >This has to be a good deal, and Free postage -
>
>http://tinyurl.com/9anxp
>
>Les
>
A good deal, indeed...only problem is, it's a Region 2 DVD (meaning it can't be
played on most US DVD players [we're Region 1], unless you have the kind that
can be changed to play DVDs from other regions, such as a DVD-ROM drive in your
PC).

Bill F.




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Hey Bjorn-

   I hope you don't mean that your friends that you are hanging out with are 150
to 200 years old!! Wow! A Guiness book of world records!!
   Anyway, thanks very much for your extremely kind words, I am very happy that
you enjoyed the music. I will post all new ones for next year for sure. Also,
check out the other song i posted called " One More Day" , I think you will
really like it. You are correct about the influences; except the other two
musicians that have REALLY unfluenced my playing/ composing are Keith Emerson
and Kerry Livgren from Kansas. You can really hear the Emerson influence on One
More Day, and lyrically, you can hear the Dave Cousins influence.
   Have a wonderful New Year, both you and your family, I hope that your journeys
over the seas are safe and productive for you. Take care, and I will talk to you
again soon!
   thanks,
   Chris

Bjørn Nilsen <tjotja@...> wrote:
     Came home yesterday and tonight I am sitting in my little Strawbs room and
enjoying myself with music played/done by Chris Rickert. (Still downloading)
   I don’t have any problems to hear where this brilliant musician has gotten his
influence.
   Wakeman/Yes is my wildest guess.
    Anyway Chris: Thanks for sharing, and these tunes will be played in this home
next Christmas.Because then I am home and I already looking forward to that

   Have a fantastic New Years evening  (to all of you). I will be out celebrating
with 150 200 old and friends.

   Bjørn



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In a message dated 12/31/2005 5:50:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,
crowandwolf@... writes:

<< A good deal, indeed...only problem is, it's a Region 2 DVD (meaning it
can't be played on most US DVD players [we're Region 1], unless you have the
kind
that can be changed to play DVDs from other regions, such as a DVD-ROM drive
in your PC).

  Bill F.


   >>
I didn't realize it was a DVD ....I thought it was a CD...I wasn't aware
there were videos for all those songs...

Tom in Ohio

chris rickert <kenosis232000@...> skrev:    Hey Bjorn-

   I hope you don't mean that your friends that you are hanging out with are 150
to 200 years old!!

   ------------------------------------------------

   Well Chris, To day it feels like i have been out with friends of the age 150 -
200 years old.
   But a fantastic party, came back home this morning 04:30 and still walking.
Not bad done in my age and it is a good feeling to have shake a leg or 2 into
the year 2006.

   ELP is an old favorite of me, personal favorite songs: C'Est la vie & Watching
over you.

   All the best for 2006

   Bjørn



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Here's my TOP 10 2005 CDs in no special order:

Wayne Shorter, “Beyond the Sound Barrier”
Joe Zawinul, “Vienna Nights”
Neil Young, “Prairie Wind”
Strawbs, “Painted Sky”
Robert Plant, “Mighty Rearranger”
Rolling Stones, “A Bigger Bang”
Paul McCartney, “Chaos & Creation”
Eno, “Another Day On Earth”
Ric Ocasek, “Nexterday”
Deep Purple, “Raptures of the Deep”

With upcoming releases from Ray Davies, the Hollies,
Emmylou Harris & Mark Knopfler, and Roxy Music, 2006
is looking good.

So far as Strawolutions, I hereby resolve to exercise
my best efforts to:

1. See the Acoustic Strawbs if they play Georgia or
Florida
2. See the "Bursting at the Seams" lineup anywhere
they perform
3. In the absence of 1 & 2, catch shows by: Kinks (Ray
Davies
    and/or Dave Davies), Spooky Tooth (Gary Wright,
Mike Harrison
    and Mike Kellie played 2 reunion concerts in 2004
so here’s
    to hoping!) Pretenders, Cars (Todd Rundgren with
Greg Hawkes
    and Elliott Easton), King Crimson (Tony Levin’s
back!), Ian
    Hunter, Hollies, Guess Who (Bachman and Cummings,
not the
    Kale cover band!)

I already have tickets for Queen + Paul Rodgers and
the Allman Brothers Band's Wanee Festival, so it's
looking to be a fun year!

Happy New Year to all!




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>I have the Island box set and it's excellent. The Vertigo one is on
>order and should be arriving soon as should be another similar one, from
>Deram.
>Jon.
>
:-) Jon, how'd I know you'd be the one most likely to have these box sets
(either already in your possession or on order)?  BTW, I think you were right
the first time--Legend of a Mind covers a number of Deram artists.  Seems to me
doing a 3 CD box of Decca artists would wind up a bit short, since that's a
pretty big company.

But I've added that one along with Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal and the
Vertigo box, Time Machine (had to look it up to remember), to my Amazon shopping
cart, plus the Harvest box set Harvest Festival and Liberty's All Good Clean
Fun: A Trip Through the Underground of Liberty.  Seems my musical resolution for
2006 is to fill in the gaps in my CD collection of classic underground and
psychedelic rock and folk-rock; other titles I've added:

The Move--Shazam! and Message From the Country (EMI released an expanded version
of this in the UK this past fall and Capitol is set to release that same CD here
either on 10 Jan. or 17 Jan., and I should add that I found both on eBay)
Soft Machine--Out-Bloody-Rageous: An Anthology 1967-1973
Donovan--Sunshine Superman and Mellow Yellow (the expanded remasters released
this past year by EMI)
Pentangle--Solomon's Seal
Shelagh McDonald--Let No Man Steal Your Thyme: An Anthology (Castle released
this one in 2005; apparently, she recorded 2 albums in 1970-71, then dropped out
of sight, never to be heard from again.  Apparently, she ranks with Sandy Denny,
Jacqui McShee and Maddy Prior as one of the best female folk voices ever to
emerge from the UK)

...and more besides.  I spent a couple hours searching through my
recommendations on Amazon.com the other day, and was absolutely gobsmacked at
realising all the cool stuff that I'd missed before, wondering how I'd been so
blind.  (Probably a lack of cash.)  And of course, I need to rebuild my Strawbs
collection.

Bill F.

Pete, depends on whether you're munching on a Marathon Bar at the time - oh
yes, it can be done.
Carole
PS  Don't try it whilst munching crisps



-----Original Message-----
From: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Witchwood@yahoogroups.com]On
Behalf Of Peter Rand
Sent: 01 January 2006 12:14
To: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Witchwood] Re: Witchwood/Strawbs memories

Does anyone think ROTFLMAO qualifies as a weight loss regime? If so
I've found my new year's resolution.

Happy 2006 to All.

Pete

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Adrian the Rock <adrian@r...> wrote:
>
> Carole wrote:
>
> >Steve, it pains me to say this but I have to agree, Mr Claridge's
ps left me
> >with tears in my eyes and rolling about on the floor (I believe
there's an
> >abbreviation for that but can't remember what it is)...
>
> ROTFL - Rolling On The Floor Laughing.
>
> or even better
>
> ROTFLMAO - ROTFL My A**e Off!
>
> Keep shining
> Adie
>
> "Thou art God!" - Robert Heinlein
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> Adrian the Rock                          <http://www.roscalen.com>
> Horsham, Sussex                               <adrian@r...>
>






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Surely there's not more than one!
Lindsay, that was a great interview with Mr Lambert - very entertaining and
informative reading.  Who's next? and what a great album that was.
Happy New Year all
Carole


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From: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Witchwood@yahoogroups.com]On
Behalf Of strawbette1
Sent: 31 December 2005 17:32
To: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Witchwood] Re: Hippy New Year 2 U 2

Happy New Year everyone, look forward to seeing loads of you at gigs
in 2006 and carrying on where we left off.

This bit about David Claridge and his nocturnal, er, happenings:
Carole, Steve - I don't understand which bit you think is funny.
This is THE David Claridge we're talking about isn't it?

Lindsay

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Carole" <carole.cook@u...> wrote:
>
>
> Steve, it pains me to say this but I have to agree, Mr Claridge's
ps left me
> with tears in my eyes and rolling about on the floor (I believe
there's an
> abbreviation for that but can't remember what it is).  Judging
from the said
> sir's resolutions it seems we will be seeing a lot more of him
too........
> Happy New Year to all
> Carole
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Witchwood@yahoogroups.com]
On
> Behalf Of Steve Pritchards
> Sent: 30 December 2005 23:58
> To: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Witchwood] Witchwood/Strawbs memories
>
>
> Dear All
>
>
> However it has to be said my particular favourite moment of 2005
has to be
> one moment on Witchwood, namely Tuesday March 8 at 1.51AM. When
Dear David
> wrote his reply to our very own Strawbette, Lindsay. As ever the
thread was
> slightly off topic, namely some odd dream experiences when David
wrote the
> following p.s. (read carefully)
>
>
>I
> would last different lengths before inevitably crashing-
>
> although
> I never actually crashed, without wanking. What's that all
>
> about
> I wonder?
>
> I read that and roared.

>
> Steve P
>
>
>
>
>
>
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If you have a map giving directions for sex Nigel, I'll have a copy. As the
profit Cousins once said....

"Some guy will make a fortune,
with a remedy for broken hearts,
go buy a map,
for that's when the sh*gging starts"

or

"We'll meet again sometime,
but the wife is steep, and very hard to climb"
D

p.s. As for Sgt Pilchards re telling of my finest lyrical hour, shame on you
Sir!!



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> Mr C,
>
> You'll  need to find your way out of Newbury first, on all three counts.
Or
> so I am reliably informed.
>
> Don't worry I'll send you a map for Christmas.
>
> N
>
>
>
>
>
>
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> To: <Witchwood@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 11:13 PM
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>
> > Time for a list me thinks......
> >
> > New years Strawbs resolutions.....
> >
> > 1. To see 'em live, more often.
> > 2. To see them perform Antiques Suite again
> > 3. More sexWHOOPS WRONG LIST
> >
> > Happy New Year everyone.
> >
> >
> > D
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> > > This has to be a good deal, and Free postage -
> > >
> > > http://tinyurl.com/9anxp
> > >
> > > Les
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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In message
<13506053.1136162716514.JavaMail.root@...> you
wrote:

> Shelagh McDonald--Let No Man Steal Your Thyme: An Anthology (Castle released
this one in 2005; apparently, she recorded 2 albums in 1970-71, then dropped out
of sight, never to be heard from again.

She reappeared a month or two back, and is said to be writing songs
again.
Jon.
--
jgc.hall@...
http://www.mcvax.org/jghall/

A first for me - a dancing competition won by firmly sitting down, video
camera in hand, trying to capture for posterity the madness which is Cry No
More live ....

D

At 22:01 31/12/2005 -0000, you wrote:
>To those I have met, those out in space and those I have yet to meet, one
of my new Years resolution is to never to reveal winners of dancing
competitions in 2006.
>
>As there is 2 hours UK time left before that comes to effect, I can
proudly announce that the winner of the dancing competition at the Cry No
More Hampton gig last night, as announced by his excellencancy Mr Roy Hill
was the jigging, our own favourite dancer,  Mr.............Mr...........
>
>DICK GREENER................................................... no less.
>
>His prize nothing less than a brand new Volkwagon polo donated by the
landlord. ( Any overseas visitors needing a lift to Birmingham next
Saturday........ -  delivery takes place in February it seems )
>
>A very happy, truly wonderful and peaceful 2006 to every one for the
coming year.
>
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"You'll scarcely believe all the pleasures inside"

Dick - some guys just have it, some don't.  Move over John Travolta

Lindsay


--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...> wrote:
>
> A first for me - a dancing competition won by firmly sitting down,
video
> camera in hand, trying to capture for posterity the madness which is
Cry No
> More live ....
>
> D

Very funny Carole!

Lindsay ROTFLMAOMUAMB

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Carole" <carole.cook@u...> wrote:
>
>
> Pete, depends on whether you're munching on a Marathon Bar at the
time - oh
> yes, it can be done.
> Carole
> PS  Don't try it whilst munching crisps
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Witchwood@yahoogroups.com]
On
> Behalf Of Peter Rand
> Sent: 01 January 2006 12:14
> To: Witchwood@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Witchwood] Re: Witchwood/Strawbs memories
>
> Does anyone think ROTFLMAO qualifies as a weight loss regime? If so
> I've found my new year's resolution.
>
> Happy 2006 to All.
>
> Pete

Hello,

It is with regret that Doug LeBlanc has informed me this morning that
his Mother passed away in the early hours. If any of you wish to send a
kind word to Doug, he can be reached at  fraiswe@...



Lew

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Received the poster yesterday, autographed along with the Fairport
signatures...thank you...wonderful.  Shall frame it and hang it on my
wall of fame.

Doug, my condolences on the passing of your mother.

Regards
Don Rodgers

There is a Strawbs show posted at dimeadozen.org. It from Hugh's room and dated
7/4/03.



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The date should have read 7/4/04.



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The dates I'm interested in are 2006!

Judi

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>
> The date should have read 7/4/04.
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
haven't had a listen yet :

Meet The Strawbs:

In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British folk
rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part of
the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern rock
took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the spotlight
and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert and
Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about their
storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear the
interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively for
Folk Alley here:

http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/

Happy New Year all...
Sue

I had it once but I mislaid it.

D


At 10:22 03/01/2006 -0000, you wrote:
>Dick - some guys just have it, some don't.  Move over John Travolta
>
>Lindsay
>
>
>--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...> wrote:
>>
>> A first for me - a dancing competition won by firmly sitting down,
>video
>> camera in hand, trying to capture for posterity the madness which is
>Cry No
>> More live ....
>>
>> D
>
>
>
>
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"You'll scarcely believe all the pleasures inside"

Hi Sue

Thanks for that - Chris was going to let me know when it was coming up but
didn't get back to me.

DICK


At 09:58 05/01/2006 -0000, you wrote:
>Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
>haven't had a listen yet :
>
>Meet The Strawbs:
>
>In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British folk
>rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
>learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part of
>the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern rock
>took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the spotlight
>and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert and
>Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
>Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
>Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about their
>storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear the
>interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively for
>Folk Alley here:
>
>http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
>
>Happy New Year all...
>Sue
>
>
>
>
>
>
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"You'll scarcely believe all the pleasures inside"

Not what I heard.

L

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...> wrote:
>
> I had it once but I mislaid it.
>
> D
>
>
> At 10:22 03/01/2006 -0000, you wrote:
> >Dick - some guys just have it, some don't.  Move over John
Travolta
> >
> >Lindsay
> >
> >
> >--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...>
wrote:
> >>
> >> A first for me - a dancing competition won by firmly sitting
down,
> >video
> >> camera in hand, trying to capture for posterity the madness
which is
> >Cry No
> >> More live ....
> >>
> >> D
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My hearing's not what it was either.

D

At 11:51 05/01/2006 -0000, you wrote:
>Not what I heard.
>
>L
>
>--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...> wrote:
>>
>> I had it once but I mislaid it.
>>
>> D
>>
>>
>> At 10:22 03/01/2006 -0000, you wrote:
>> >Dick - some guys just have it, some don't.  Move over John
>Travolta
>> >
>> >Lindsay
>> >
>> >
>> >--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, Dick Greener <dgreener@n...>
>wrote:
>> >>
>> >> A first for me - a dancing competition won by firmly sitting
>down,
>> >video
>> >> camera in hand, trying to capture for posterity the madness
>which is
>> >Cry No
>> >> More live ....
>> >>
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What a fabulous New Year's gift this was Sue!! I have passed this
link on to other boards so that the people I've been ranting to
about Strawbs these past years, can finally hear a little of what I
hear in them. This was one of the best interviews I've ever heard
from them..what an incredible treat!
Many thanks, and best wishes to all for a happy new year.
Kate



--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Sue Holton" <sue.holton@g...>
wrote:
>
> Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
> haven't had a listen yet :
>
> Meet The Strawbs:
>
> In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British
folk
> rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
> learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part
of
> the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern
rock
> took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the
spotlight
> and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert
and
> Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
> Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
> Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about their
> storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear the
> interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively for
> Folk Alley here:
>
> http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
>
> Happy New Year all...
> Sue
>

I agree, possibly the best all-round program I've heard...just the
right amount of music, pertinent selections carefully chosen by a
knowledgeable and capable interviewer, who thoroughly questioned and
involved all the band. Great Live sound too, sounds very much that
the guitars were acoustically recorded rather than DI'd Excellent!

Les
--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Kate D." <aghostgirl4u@y...> wrote:
>
> What a fabulous New Year's gift this was Sue!! I have passed this
> link on to other boards so that the people I've been ranting to
> about Strawbs these past years, can finally hear a little of what I
> hear in them. This was one of the best interviews I've ever heard
> from them..what an incredible treat!
> Many thanks, and best wishes to all for a happy new year.
> Kate
>
>
>
> --- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Sue Holton" <sue.holton@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
> > haven't had a listen yet :
> >
> > Meet The Strawbs:
> >
> > In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British
> folk
> > rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
> > learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part
> of
> > the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern
> rock
> > took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the
> spotlight
> > and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert
> and
> > Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
> > Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
> > Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about
their
> > storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear
the
> > interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively
for
> > Folk Alley here:
> >
> > http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
> >
> > Happy New Year all...
> > Sue
> >
>

Top praise from me as well Sue for this link - a superbly crafted
interview , with excellent editing to fade in and out some choice
segments of representative strawbs' tracks. This and live stuff as
well !
                Cheers  Neil L

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Sue Holton" <sue.holton@g...> wrote:
>
> Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
> haven't had a listen yet :
>
> Meet The Strawbs:
>
> >
> http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
>
> Happy New Year all...
> Sue
>

Can't wait to hear it (lend us your hearing aid Dick)

Lindsay (slaving away in the silence of my college library)

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "baggieboy6" <neilalamb@h...>
wrote:
>
> Top praise from me as well Sue for this link - a superbly crafted
> interview , with excellent editing to fade in and out some choice
> segments of representative strawbs' tracks. This and live stuff as
> well !
>                Cheers  Neil L
>
> --- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Sue Holton" <sue.holton@g...>
wrote:
> >
> > Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this
message,
> > haven't had a listen yet :
> >
> > Meet The Strawbs:
> >
> > >
> > http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
> >
> > Happy New Year all...
> > Sue
> >
>

Thanks, a very intresting program
   Bjørn

Sue Holton <sue.holton@...> skrev:
   Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
haven't had a listen yet :

Meet The Strawbs:

In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British folk
rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part of
the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern rock
took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the spotlight
and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert and
Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about their
storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear the
interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively for
Folk Alley here:

http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/

Happy New Year all...
Sue






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Here I am!  The techno-wiz!  How come I can't get it to play on iTunes?  I
forgot what I
downloaded (suffix ".ram").  Would I be better off with MP3?  To be honest,
didn't have
time to really play around with it too much this a.m. after it wouldn't play the
first time....
Les?? Any suggestions?

I really think Les and Paul Brazier should invoice me for technical assistance.

Judi

--- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Les" <nordenmicrolink@y...> wrote:
>
> I agree, possibly the best all-round program I've heard...just the
> right amount of music, pertinent selections carefully chosen by a
> knowledgeable and capable interviewer, who thoroughly questioned and
> involved all the band. Great Live sound too, sounds very much that
> the guitars were acoustically recorded rather than DI'd Excellent!
>
> Les
> --- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Kate D." <aghostgirl4u@y...> wrote:
> >
> > What a fabulous New Year's gift this was Sue!! I have passed this
> > link on to other boards so that the people I've been ranting to
> > about Strawbs these past years, can finally hear a little of what I
> > hear in them. This was one of the best interviews I've ever heard
> > from them..what an incredible treat!
> > Many thanks, and best wishes to all for a happy new year.
> > Kate
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In Witchwood@yahoogroups.com, "Sue Holton" <sue.holton@g...>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Internet radio station Folk Alley have just sent me this message,
> > > haven't had a listen yet :
> > >
> > > Meet The Strawbs:
> > >
> > > In the '60s, The Strawbs were on the cutting edge of the British
> > folk
> > > rock movement, coming together as an acoustic bluegrass band but
> > > learning to love electric.  The band had a hit single with "Part
> > of
> > > the Union" in the mid '70s and then retreated as punk and modern
> > rock
> > > took center stage.  Now, The Strawbs are returning to the
> > spotlight
> > > and revisiting their acoustic roots.  Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert
> > and
> > > Chas Cronk - the current reiteration of the band - stopped by the
> > > Folk Alley studios, still looking (and sounding!) great.  Chris
> > > Boros, already a big Strawbs fan, interviewed the band about
> their
> > > storied history and life on the road after so much time.  Hear
> the
> > > interview and a special performance by The Strawbs exclusively
> for
> > > Folk Alley here:
> > >
> > > http://www.folkalley.com/music/extras/strawbs/
> > >
> > > Happy New Year all...
> > > Sue
> > >
> >
>