Lots of the Old Grey Whistle Test! For most of the night - on now...
Current Lash Up:
TEAC VRDS 701T > Sony TAE1000ESD > Krell KSA50S > Troels Gravesen Faital 3WC-15.
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This week's Friday night musical delights:
19:3021:10
Light Fantastic
The BBC Symphony Orchestra perform works by Eric Coates, Edward German and Robert Farnon.
21:1022:20
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.
22:2023:20
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.
23:2000:20
Neil Young: Don't Be Denied
Neil Young traces his 40-year musical journey using his own words and unseen gig footage. (R)
00:2000:50
In Concert: Neil Young
Footage of the singer-songwriter from 1971, including songs from the album Harvest. (R)
Then it starts all over again -
00:5002:00
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)
02:0003:00
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)
03:0004:40
Light Fantastic
The BBC Symphony Orchestra perform works by Eric Coates, Edward German and Robert Farnon. (R)
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
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.
iPlayer?
Chris
Common sense isn't anymore!
Location: Lancaster(-ish), UK
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I'm ChrisB.
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!
Is the PVR drive full?
That would account for its falling over.
Chris
Common sense isn't anymore!