What a great night that must have been and how good was PP Arnold![]()
What a great night that must have been and how good was PP Arnold![]()
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George Carlin
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I'm David.
Hi Chris
You may be interested to know that Les Paul was also the designer of the studio underneath the Capitol Tower in Hollywood where some of Capitols finest records were made - Sinatra, Nat King Cole etc. Talented guy
Sadly I think the studio has now closed
David![]()
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On BBC One HD tonight at 22:35 - Imagine...How Music Makes Us Feel.
Some people have no idea what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it.
George Carlin
Boycott the US
Jessye Norman talking about Beim Schlafengehen. My second favourite classical song sung by my favourite soprano. That section alone was worth the whole series.
Now on Jessye Norman Martin I most defiantly agree with you![]()
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George Carlin
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I'm ChrisB.
Not BBC4, but BBC2 - Led Zeppelin - 'Celebration Day' is on tonight.
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I'm Stephen.
James Bond Night Tonight.
Right now Omnibus edition looking at the work of John Barry. Repeated at 11.30.
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I'm Stephen.
Just been watching Dora O Briain's Science Club: Music on BBC 2. Covered a number of very interesting aspects including cutting a valve down to look at its construction.
If you have the BBC i-player it's well worth a watch .
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I'm Paul.
Quite a good program (watched on iplayer). Now kicking myself for ignoring the previous episodes. They were a bit worried that the guest expert had destroyed a rare Telecaster but he said it was put back together - think that valve was a write off though. Brushed over the issue of computer music/autotune. It worries me someone teaching music/recording is pushing that technique as beneficial. Why didn't they show a 'proper' recording studio? The limit of hearing was interesting. I thought I could hear something at around 13khz over computer speakers (but even a couple of young audience members only reached 18khz).
Paul.