Rex Brough

Waiting in a car opposite Agent Z notified HQ, “it’s on!”

It smells funny, certainly

Absolutely. What exactly makes music “alive”. Sales? Streams?

Indeed. No BLM shirts or Kamala mugs. Nigel mugs ok?

Ditto with bells on

Let’s not forget the terrible conflict between Nambia and Thighland

Shivering there in just his shoes, he hoped to goodness no one else would come in.

Oww!

And she chooses a fabulous one with a picture on the cover of a girl, Jane, choosing herself a new Ladybird book, which happens to be a fabulous one with a picture on the cover of a girl, Jane, choosing herself a new Ladybird book, which happens to be a

Jenrick is about keeping Jenrick in the news especially during conference week and the plan succeeded. Populist’s playbook phase one.

Allsorts from the 1950s - It’s Got A Backbeat, You Can’t Lose It - 1956-1963 Listen to Allsorts from the 1950s - It’s Got A Backbeat, You Can’t Lose It - 1956-1963 by Regh Broux

Here we are in Autumn colours. Here’s this week’s 1950s mixcloud, quite an uptempo one, featuring some originals of songs covered by the Beatles, plus Jim Backus aka Mr Magoo voicing what many of us feel right now, “I need a vacation”

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This World Peace flag was designed in 1913 by Methodist minister James William van Kirk from Youngstown, Ohio

So true

“Prepare for government!”

Smart alec answer which I apologise for - between 1940 and 1943 when Julia Stanley, Mary Mohin, Louise French and Elsie Gleave gave birth.

Difficult to answer. When Paul brought in kid George to play Raunchy to John? When they dropped ‘silver and an ‘e’ and adopted an ‘a’? Or when Ringo joined and the Beatle sound was complete. Dunno

Just had the same thought

My guess is Taking a trip to Carolina, a pleasant enough ditty if they’d bothered to finish it. Harrison seemed to be the only one who encouraged him. Some of the songs they both worked on for his solo career were fab, especially Photograph.

Who couldn’t love this photo. He’s about to go into the studio and create sonic magic, fuelled by amber brew

Being a Brit I like Heinz beans on toast, so a healthier alternative is a bunch of chopped mature toms, a few butter beans, a dash of olive oil, and then a ton of basil leaves cut with scissors. On toast. If I’m feeling posh, decorated on top with a single leaf of basil.

Party with 4 MPs make announcement say the BBC

Raymond Massey and full choir to Mr Grimsdale - “Which shall it be?!”

YouTube video by David Brady Somedays you just can't get rid of a bomb!

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Any idea what’s left in the vault? In a parallel universe there’s an album they recorded between Rubber Soul and Revolver

The ones that didn’t scrape the sky so much, like the Chrysler, the Empire State, and other art deco ones

I think Tommy is referencing his Lennon/McCartney written single “Tip of my tongue”. Top toetapper it is

She stole the train as she’d fancied a holiday. How easy it had been, she thought. The driver had stepped out of the cab for a mo’ and hey presto. Meanwhile….

A slight West Midlands. Still, baristas heard “cappuccino” when I said “cup of tea”. Odd

Many times when I asked for a “cup of tea” in cafes they’d give me a cappuccino. Must be my accent

I wonder if there’s an equivalent period in the late 60s when stars of the 40s like Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee, Liberace, Buddy Rich and Mel Torme etc made a similar update - fancy threads, toupee for the guys and groovy pop