Johnny Nash - Tears On My Pillow No.1 3rd Week June 1975 UK
Johnny Nash - Tears On My Pillow (Vinyl)(RadioSpeed) Got to No.1 in the third week of June 1975 in the United Kingdom. Uploaded by former Radio DJ John Magnetron. This is a Re-Pressing. Pictures of the original CBS Pressing appear in this Video. The importance of the Public Playing the original Vinyl on certain internet sites, are recognized and appreciated in certain professional fields such as Radio, as it helps program organizers check that the tracks that are now used from Compact Disc, Mp3 Wav and Wma tracks of the same music, are, in fact, the definite article and not re-recordings or the same music played at a different speed. (RadioSpeed) in the UK was not a definite or purposeful difference, but was about 44,43 or 42 R.P.M caused by both, in different Radio Studios, cases of ’loss’ such as, Electrical, and Mechanical, heat resistance and, more so, drag from the Tone Arm. In Cases where a Record Deck had a variable speed, it is possible that the DJ’s made them turn that slightly bit slower so as, more often, over run, ‘News Time’ etc, as you could always fade the record out, but a DJ’s Nightmare is always being left with nothing to say, the minute before the hour. So a song played now at (RadioSpeed) such as it was unpredictably during, for example, the 1970’s, the equable slower speed from the past, will bring back more memories than any old nostalgic tune that has somehow, now, speeded up. Of Course, The re-productive qualities of 45's through these sites are not good enough for professional use!
Roger Whittaker-The Last Farewell No.2 Last Week July 1975 UK
Roger Whittaker-The Last Farewell (Vinyl)(RadioSpeed) Got To No.2 in the last week of July 1975 in the United Kingdom. Uploaded by former Radio DJ John Magnetron. The importance of the Public Playing the original Vinyl on certain internet sites, are recognized and appreciated in certain professional fields such as Radio, as it helps program organizers check that the tracks that are now used from Compact Disc, Mp3 Wav and Wma tracks of the same music, are, in fact, the definite article and not re-recordings or the same music played at a different speed. (RadioSpeed) in the UK was not a definite or purposeful difference, but was about 44,43 or 42 R.P.M caused by both, in different Radio Studios, cases of ’loss’ such as, Electrical, and Mechanical, heat resistance and, more so, drag from the Tone Arm. In Cases where a Record Deck had a variable speed, it is possible that the DJ’s made them turn that slightly bit slower so as, more often, over run, ‘News Time’ etc, as you could always fade the record out, but a DJ’s Nightmare is always being left with nothing to say, the minute before the hour. So a song played now at (RadioSpeed) such as it was unpredictably during, for example, the 1970’s, the equable slower speed from the past, will bring back more memories than any old nostalgic tune that has somehow, now, speeded up. Of Course, The re-productive qualities of 45's through these sites are not good enough for professional use!
Roger Whittaker | BBC Radio 4 | 22.09.2023
Matthew Bannister on Roger Whittaker, the singer best known for his hits Durham Town and The Last Farewell, and his skill at whistling.
Interviewee: Siobhan Grogan
Archive used: Roger Whittaker interview, BBC Radio 2, 01/01/2000.
BBC Radio 4 - Last Word | Released On: 22 Sep 2023
THE LAST FAREWELL - CAPTAIN JOHN 'PHIL' MORAN
St Ives says a final goodbye to its Master Mariner and master storyteller, who will live on both in our memories and through his Soggy the Bear stories, of which there will always be 9 books to enjoy.
Phil's family and friends did him proud, with a lovely service conducted by Fr. Nicholas Widdows which included a touching and humorous eulogy from Sarah, Paul and Jackie and a wonderful, emotional performance of 'A Million Dreams' from Molly.
Over 400 St IVES videos and here in more manageable chunks :
St IVES IN THE SNOW
THE BEACHES
AUTISM'S GOT TALENT ROADSHOW
THE St IVES LIFEBOAT
St IVES IN DECEMBER
SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL and OTHER ‘CULTURE’
KIDZ R US/PHIL & FRIENDS
CEREMONIES and TRADITIONS
THE CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES
REMEMBERING JOHNNY BARBER
THE CORNWALL PLAYLIST
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