Holiday Over
Hi, sorry for the lack of shownotes but the shock has set in now that my holidays is over ;-)
You won't be able to get me off the keyboard next week. Had a great night last night at my mate John's birthday. Ended up at the Fun Lovin Criminals, great gig (bad pic from my phone above) and I must admit Huey is a bit of a legend frontman.
Anyways have a nice Bank Holiday weekend, Alan
Back at Work = New Playlist
Hello, Hello, Hello. Back at work and must say I really enjoyed the break. Will get to blogging later this week, have lots to rant about but for now here is todays Playlist. BTW. Thanks to Dave A. for looking after the show when I was away.
Tuesday KCLR 96fm – Take A Break Show. Artist/Song: Bryan Adams and Mel C-When Your Gone, KT Tunstall-Under The Weather, Tara Blaise-The Three Degrees, George Michael and Elton John-Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me, Angie Stone-Signed Sealed Delivered, Gnarls Barkley-Crazy, The Cars-Best Friends Girl, Cara Dillion-I Wish You Well, Freda Payne-Band of Gold, Sugababes-Red Dress, Toto-Africa, Dixie Chicks-Not Ready To Make Nice, David Soul-Silver Lady, Luan Parle-Black Ice, Sophie Ellis Bextor-Murder on the Dancefloor, Billy Joel-River of Dreams. Classic Number One-Donny Osmond (1972) Puppy Love.
Pics and More tommorow. Cya Alan
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Week Off Show
Hello! Quick post, off on a weeks break. Dave Alsybury will be looking after the show, be gentle. Talk soon, Alan
Speechless
Hello, just watched the most amazing trailer online. An Inconvenient Truth, is a documentary about global climate change and wow does it have an affect! The trailer can be found here. It will make you sit up……
More info about the film can be found here.
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Monday Playlist
Music from the show today included: Artist/Song – Elton John-Philadelphia Freedom, Jack L-Authentic Fake, David Gray-Alibi, Brian Kennedy-Message in a Box, Mc Fly-All About You, Crowded House-Fall At Your Feet, Leann Rimes-Can't Fight The Moonlight, Kate Bush-Running Up That Hill, Snow Patrol-How To Be Dead, Richard Ashcroft-Break The Night with Colour, Seal-Kiss From A Rose, Bruce Springsteen-Waiting on a Sunny Day, Cara Dillion-Never In a Million Years, Roxy Music-Dance Away, Classic Number One @ Quarter to One – The Osmonds (1974) Love Me For A Reason.
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Something for the Weekend
Just a quick post, if you get a chance when your online over the weekend check out 'Peace One Day', Jeremy Gilley's amazing quest to create a global ceasefire day. Details of this film can be found here. Peace One Day's site is here. I watched this documentary over a year and half ago and had the honour of interviewing Jeremy last year. I hope to repeat the interview on my new podcast closer to the date September 21st – Peace Day. The documentary really had a affect on me and I'm very proud to support Jeremy's project.
From Peace One Day.org "The Peace One Day (POD) film project began as the vision of one man, British filmmaker, Jeremy Gilley. Launched in September 1999, POD gained active support from all sectors of society, from governments through to individuals. In September 2001, POD achieved its primary objective. A United Nations General Assembly resolution (A/Res/55/282), put forward by the UK and Costa Rican governments, was unanimously adopted by all UN member states, formally establishing an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence on the UN International Day of Peace, fixed in the global calendar on 21 September – Peace Day. All sectors of society are being asked to honour and celebrate the Day on 21 September. The vision of the Day extends far beyond the cessation of violent conflict and represents an opportunity for individuals to join in a moment of global unity"
A great photo journey of Jermey's quest can be found here. A promo for the DVD and day can be found here.
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Sharing the Wealth
This is such a great story. http://www.stockphototalk.com/phototalk/2006/04/kennelly.html#more
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Todays Playlist
As promised, Music from todays show: Artist/Song: Eurythmics-Thorn In My Side, Tara Blaise-Unbearable Lightnesss, Steve Miller Band-Abracadra, Edwyn Collins-A Girl Like You, U2-Sweetest Thing, Madonna-Sorry, David Bowie-Absolute Beginners, Gary Moore/Phil Lynott – Parisienne Walkways, Gnarls Barkley-Crazy, Berri – Sunshine After the Rain, Mud-Tiger Feet, Enrique Iglesias-Escape, Cara Dillion-Never in a Million Years. End.
The Thursday Night MP3 Music Massacre!
Hello, here comes the techie/geek post that I've been waiting to write. Well it finally happened, after months of filling a 20GB player I went on a delete binge to free up space tonight. It actually started late last night and I've trimmed a bit more, freeing up at least 9 Gigs.
(My Zen Feels Lighter Above) Some music had to go, so I say goodbye to the Thrills, Kasabian, Phil Collins, some mad classical stuff and 243 different podcasts that were just lying about. Now starts the filling of the new space, any suggestions? Will run that on the show tommorow…..
