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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Rock Byways playlist for 15th February 2015
Rock Byways playlist for 15th February 2015
MSG – Natural Thing (live)
Lauren Wolf Band – Rise Up
Calle Kristiansson – Here I Go Again
Vibravoid – Random Generated Future
Roxanne de Bastion – Seeing You
Mike & The Mechanics – Everybody Gets A Second Chance
Mairi Campbell – Portobello Sands
Tommy James – Midnight Rider
Patrick Yandall – In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Allman Brothers Band – Revival
Status Quo – A B Blues
Jouis – Earthly Emerald Eyes
Judas Priest – Hot Rockin’ (live)
Rockin’ The Country Volume 46 playlist – 12th February 2015
Cherry Lee Mewis
Rockin’ The Country Volume 46 playlist – 12th February 2015
Billy C Farlow & Bleu Jackson – Get Down And Roll
Cherry Lee Mewis – Hey, Hey, Hey
Dolly Parton & Billy Dean – A heartache Tonight
Eddie Rabbitt – Hearts On Fire
Clint Black – When My Ship COmes In
April Verch – Belle Election
Big Joe Bone – If You Had A Million Dollars
Doug Gray – More Today Than Yesterday
Allison Moorer – Mama Let The Wolf In
Collin Raye – She’s All That
The Kennedys – West
Cindy Roberts – Cry Like Memphis
Rosco Levee & The Southern Slide – Whiskey, Blues, Goodnight
Atlanta Rhythm Section – The Great Escape
Henry Paul Band – Go Down Rockin’
New(ish) country show on Get Ready To Rock Radio!
Every Thursday 8pm #country @musicUwant2hear @mrhtou
Rock Byways playlist for 8th February 2015
Rock Byways playlist for 8th February 2015
UFO – Ballad Of The Left Hand Gun
Strawbs – Shine On Silver Sun
Ark – Flagday
Rebekah Findlay – The Song Of A Wandering Aengus
Gerry Rafferty – Night Owl
Jeff Beck – Definitely Maybe
Ken Watters Group – Fire & Rain
Man – Rainbow Eyes
Soft Hearted Scientists – Drifting Away
Desmond Child – According To The Gospel Of Love
Angel – Can You Feel It
Firewind – Breaking The Law
Fire and Sword (Revolution, #3) by Simon Scarrow
Fire and Sword by Simon Scarrow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
The third part of a series of bricks relating the concurrent careers of Napoleone and the Grand Old Duke of Wellington, and it’s a riproaring read, as you would expect from Mr Scarrow. Granted, there is a lot of politicking, but it all moves the plot along and gives you a good sense of those turbulent times.
If I Don’t Write it Nobody Else Will by Eric Sykes
If I Don’t Write it Nobody Else Will by Eric Sykes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
An enjoyable romp through my childhood, and the life and times of my Dad, who was a huge fan. As always, the early years are the interesting ones, even if you have to question some of the stories! The latter years are the usual litany of who plays golf with who, and he veers away from voicing too many regrets, but the list of people he worked with speaks volumes for his talent.
A Bridge Too Far
A Bridge Too Far
