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Songs of the South (of England) presents Mickey Bubbles..
Reginald D Hunter - Songs of the South
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threebikesmcginty
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[QUOTE 3552449, member: 259"]Gosh - I have more than half that list - but not all on 78s![/QUOTE]
I rec I've got 20, none on 78s, this is my favourite, gruesome!
I rec I've got 20, none on 78s, this is my favourite, gruesome!
jhawk
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I do enjoy country music, but I'm more atune to the newer stuff.
RWright
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He likes the same time of day that I do too. He described it very eloquently I thought. "During the summer, the handover time between day and night."...."I don't know, it always felt like pleasant cooperation".
I guess that is part of the reason I most often ride my bike at that time of day. Also the sun is not quite as brutal then either.
A good album is "Will the Circle be Unbroken" by the NItty Gritty Dirt band, it kind of brought the hippies and the mainstream back to country music with its release. It has a very nice group of country artist on it.
I guess that is part of the reason I most often ride my bike at that time of day. Also the sun is not quite as brutal then either.
A good album is "Will the Circle be Unbroken" by the NItty Gritty Dirt band, it kind of brought the hippies and the mainstream back to country music with its release. It has a very nice group of country artist on it.
He most certainly is not. His comedy shows (as opposed to his not the 9 oclock news appearances) are supposed to be extremely dark humour.
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Good quote from the Indy..
"Hunter retains not only an easy Southern charm, but also a wariness of what he calls “hillbillies, the deadly kind”, so this was never going to be a straightforward homecoming."
"Hunter retains not only an easy Southern charm, but also a wariness of what he calls “hillbillies, the deadly kind”, so this was never going to be a straightforward homecoming."
Fnaar
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I like Reg D...an American who seems to 'get' British humour... not always easy to find 
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threebikesmcginty
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I'm only going by what I've seen, did you watch the prog?
Yes it was good. I was just pointing out his television persona is very different to his comedy stage act.
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Fnaar
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Watched both 1 and 2 last night... very good, I like :-)
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Mrs McG was really starting to complain about all the musicians he'd left out in various states/towns that she thinks were notable enough for a mench, I suggested that that as its his show maybe he's picked what's relavent o him and she should think about doing her own show, well that went down well...
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Tony Joe White white was ultra southern laid-back or really stoned, actually I'm going for both. I love his 70s LPs but last time I saw him live he was doing a kind of Neil Young grunge type thing, if it wasn't for Michael Chapman's unlisted support act it could've been a wasted evening.
MacB
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invoking me via mournful dirge now eh? I say mournful dirge as that is how I now imagine you communicate based on the painful caterwauling that passes for music in this show. My one remaining hope is that this really is music 'to top yourself by' and that you keep on listening.
