Reply With QuoteOoh nice one.Must slip a tape into the old VHSOriginally Posted by SWv2
He has a programme on the BBC4 tonight.
"rammy award-winning soul and jazz star Gregory Porter presents a 100-year celebration of the mystery, joy and pain that lies behind some of the greatest voices in modern music."
I have it on Sky+ no less!
Ooh nice one.Must slip a tape into the old VHS
I saw the first episode. It was a bit disappointing.
Just watched this - it is rather beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjdk09ZSStw
Great stuff
I do know a Nat King Cole joke you know
Jamaica?
2 old ladies are walking past a record shop in Belfast city centre.As they pass Mona Lisa can be heard coming from the speakers inside.Jamaica?
One says to the other "hear that? That's Nat King Cole and the other one says
"well,who is it then?"
I'm here all week
Thank **** it's Friday
The trouble is, listening to it reminds one that there will never be another Nat. No voice comes close.
There’s another video of Gregory and Rag n Bone man (eh?) doing Bring It On Home which similarly just serves to make one yearn for Sam
these big old 70's wildebeestes is they always think they are the headline and insist on doing three songs - the one hit and two other pieces of shít you don't wanna hear. He must be at least 90 now.
As for The Beat which one? There is a version that doesn't include Dave Wakelin who actually was The Beat
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