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Hello Paul, welcome to the site.
English dance bands of the 30's.....now here you are talking about some of the finest music of the 20th century. Ambrose, by far my favourite, but also love the work of Harry Roy.
The common problem with radio programming such as mine, is what to play. Perhaps you might have some favourite tracks you'd like to hear.
I notice you're in Springfield Lakes ... if I had your address I'd be happy to send you a transcript on cd of the programme that features any requests you might have.
Ps I'm intrigued how someone from Springfield Lakes knows of my programme.
English dance bands of the 30's.....now here you are talking about some of the finest music of the 20th century. Ambrose, by far my favourite, but also love the work of Harry Roy.
The common problem with radio programming such as mine, is what to play. Perhaps you might have some favourite tracks you'd like to hear.
I notice you're in Springfield Lakes ... if I had your address I'd be happy to send you a transcript on cd of the programme that features any requests you might have.
Ps I'm intrigued how someone from Springfield Lakes knows of my programme.
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Paul Herring
6:11 AM on November 2, 2012
Marvellous to see there are people who still enjoy music from days gone by. Even before the 60s with The Beatles and those who followed them.
Do you play the English dance bands of the 30s - Ray Noble, Lew Stone, Ambrose, Roy Fox etc? The only place we can still hear them is on YouTube. Keep up the good work - Paul Herring Springfield Lakes Qld 4300.
Do you play the English dance bands of the 30s - Ray Noble, Lew Stone, Ambrose, Roy Fox etc? The only place we can still hear them is on YouTube. Keep up the good work - Paul Herring Springfield Lakes Qld 4300.
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kimpetersen
6:17 PM on September 26, 2012
Hi rufl..just checking yahoo7 email news bits..Andy Williams has died..84...famous for moon river,and cant take my eyes of you..suppose we all have to go sometime..Your show going ok..Hope you had a nice Birthday..Cheers for now,kim
OMG it's The Grand High Witch !!!
Hello Dear
Welcome to the site.
We must catch up at some time
xox
Hello Dear
Welcome to the site.
We must catch up at some time
xox
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Whilemina W Witchypoo
5:58 PM on September 5, 2012
Hello dear
Didn't realise you had a webpage for your show
Good for you!
Didn't realise you had a webpage for your show
Good for you!
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kimpetersen
11:16 PM on August 29, 2012
hi rufl..just checking the singer i mentioned yesterday note.. his name is steven rossitto..spelt different..he is only16 years old... you tube sample sounds good maybe give him a try cheers kim
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kimpetersen
11:14 PM on August 28, 2012
kim again rufl... dont forget to put your new letterbox address on this site as still dalhousie. thank goodness you dont have to spell that out again l o l cheers kim.
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kim petersen
11:06 PM on August 28, 2012
hi rufl just heard new artist renewing old tunes, on alan jones show..steven rozito is the man..check him out please..as tony bennett getting on now to fly the flag as teddy would have put it..edan putting your show on when laurencia away so thats good..he is still flat out on studio..looks good..a change every week i go in..even a latte machine that paul henderson must have donated when they got voted out in darwin[joke].keep up good work
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