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  1. #81
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    Quote Originally Posted by worthingpagan View Post
    Any chance you could flog me a copy of the lemmy doc please mate? Dozey here forgot all about it
    Sorry, deleted it.
    Bernie.

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    Lots of the Old Grey Whistle Test! For most of the night - on now...
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    TEAC VRDS 701T > Sony TAE1000ESD > Krell KSA50S > Troels Gravesen Faital 3WC-15.

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    This week's Friday night musical delights:

    19:30–21:10
    Light Fantastic
    The BBC Symphony Orchestra perform works by Eric Coates, Edward German and Robert Farnon.

    21:10–22:20
    Songwriters' Circle: Series 2, Neil Finn, Janis Ian, Ryan Adams
    4/4. Neil Finn, Janis Ian and Ryan Adams perform songs, collaborate and chat about their work.

    22:20–23:20
    Singer-Songwriters at the BBC: Series 2, Episode 4
    4/4. With Bob Dylan, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Labi Siffre, Gil Scott-Heron, Roy Harper and more.

    23:20–00:20
    Neil Young: Don't Be Denied
    Neil Young traces his 40-year musical journey using his own words and unseen gig footage. (R)

    00:20–00:50
    In Concert: Neil Young
    Footage of the singer-songwriter from 1971, including songs from the album Harvest. (R)


    Then it starts all over again -

    00:50–02:00
    Songwriters' Circle: Series 2, Neil Finn, Janis Ian, Ryan Adams
    4/4. Neil Finn, Janis Ian and Ryan Adams perform songs, collaborate and chat about their work. (R)

    02:00–03:00
    Singer-Songwriters at the BBC: Series 2, Episode 4
    4/4. With Bob Dylan, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Labi Siffre, Gil Scott-Heron, Roy Harper and more. (R)

    03:00–04:40
    Light Fantastic
    The BBC Symphony Orchestra perform works by Eric Coates, Edward German and Robert Farnon. (R)

  4. #84
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    Not to be missed, at 23:00 tonight on BBC4:

    BBC Folk Sessions: Bert Jansch

    A 2003 concert by the guitarist and songwriter, who died earlier this month. With guests, Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler, Ralph McTell and Jacqui McShee.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    BBC Folk Sessions: Bert Jansch
    Really looking forward to this Barry and have set the recorder


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    Apologies to all those who set their recorders or tuned in to watch The Bert Jansch concert at 23:00 tonight, only to find it had started 5 minutes earlier than stated in the Radio Times!

    I thought the BBC could start programmes later than announced but never earlier. If they had 5 minutes to fill, what about the 'Potter's Wheel'?
    Barry

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    Our bloody machine went kaput & recorded nothing.

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    iPlayer?
    Chris



    Common sense isn't anymore!

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    Yes, it'll have to be that I think. I just hope I'll be able to recover all the stuff that's on the HD - the important stuff anyway..........you know, the music!

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    Is the PVR drive full?
    That would account for its falling over.
    Chris



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