19-02-2023, 20:50
(This post was last modified: 19-02-2023, 21:01 by theo_luddite.)
Freebird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
This version - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtD3tHcPtGM
I think I can just about squeeze this in but it would have fit better before Snoots's post.
The most requested song ever on The Old Grey Whistle Test, or TOGWT as some of us know it.
Whispering Bob Harris and Annie Nightingale, still batting as far as I know, Whispering Bob seems too turn up more often than the Nightingale from Berkeley Square these days though on Radio 2. Shame.
I know I might be challenging a few of you on that one, both with the song and the tellybox show and presenters that many of us old farts used to watch until the little black dot appeared on the BBC 2 screen or Radio One (at the time) disappeared up it's own what not if you weren't listening to Radio Local.
Thankfully we only had to stand up and salute for God Save The Queen before going to bed on BBC1 in those days.
This version - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtD3tHcPtGM
I think I can just about squeeze this in but it would have fit better before Snoots's post.
The most requested song ever on The Old Grey Whistle Test, or TOGWT as some of us know it.
Whispering Bob Harris and Annie Nightingale, still batting as far as I know, Whispering Bob seems too turn up more often than the Nightingale from Berkeley Square these days though on Radio 2. Shame.
I know I might be challenging a few of you on that one, both with the song and the tellybox show and presenters that many of us old farts used to watch until the little black dot appeared on the BBC 2 screen or Radio One (at the time) disappeared up it's own what not if you weren't listening to Radio Local.
Thankfully we only had to stand up and salute for God Save The Queen before going to bed on BBC1 in those days.
A guide to cask ale.
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“In the best pubs, you can spend entire afternoons deep in refreshment without a care in the world.”