Retired British Rail Manager: Why We Must Re-Nationalise
Dialect | 26.02.2008 01:47 | Analysis | Globalisation | History
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Dialect - First Great Western examined and ‘The Sorrow of Yamba’
February 23rd, 2008
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(00:00:53): News
(00:06:13): Telephone interview with Ted Gibbins, retired manager of British Rail's North West Region.
(00:15:50): Michael North - Olive Oils
(00:23:07): Studio guest Sarah Van der Meer of the Avon Wildlife Trust
(00:31:00): Hannah More, and ‘The Sorrow of Yamba’
(00:54:40): What’s On guide
Producers: Malcolm Grieve and Anthea Page.
Reporters: Tony Gosling, Anthea Page and Lisa Braiden.
Presenter: Lisa Braiden.
Live interviews: John Peters Coleman.
Poem: Malcolm Grieve and Kristen Powers.
What’s On guide: Jeff Sparkes.
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran.
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The RPM Show 23 Feb 2008
February 23rd, 2008
On this week’s show I will take you on a musical journey. There is a live tune by The Doors, music by Nirvana and Skid Row (the original 60’s groups), from the garage rock genre came The Sonics, The Wailers and Dean Carter and from the 1970’s there was tunes by Pink Fairies and Rocket From The Tombs.
From the 1980’s I included a track by the influential punk group Discharge and more recently in time there was tunes by Larry Wallis (ex Pink Fairies/Motorhead), Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros and Motorhead.
Any feedback would be fully appreciated, thank you.
-Jeff Sparkes
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Dialect 16th Feb 2008 - Al Read and Ed Newsom of ‘The Granary Club’
February 16th, 2008
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(00:00:51) News, including a feature from Gaza.
(00:11:00) Interview with Norman “Rubba” Stephenson, African dance teacher at the Kuumba Arts Center.
(00:20:47) Al Read and Ed Newsom of ‘The Granary Club’ talks to us about its 20 years of musical history.
(00:36:40) Duncan Brothers, a local artist, talks to us about his exhibition at The Spy-Glass Gallery.
(00:49:49) Interview with John Wandsworth, Alchemist Astrologer, The Hub (King St.)
(01:01:35) *Dialect Radio Promotional track*. We are looking for sponsors.
Regular features: (00:46:30) Empire and Commonwealth Archive, (56:50) What’s On Guide.
Producer: Tony Gosling
Reporters: Tony Gosling, John Peters Coleman, Lisa Braiden
Presenter: John Peters Coleman
What’s On Guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
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The RPM Show 16th Feb 2008
February 16th, 2008
On this week’s show, there was tracks by classic metal and rock acts like Blue Cheer, Led Zeppelin and Rainbow plus a supergroup called Supershit 666 which featured members of The Wildhearts, Backyard Babies and Hellacopters.
There was unsigned music by Brighton based rockers Montrose Ave, Southampton based group called The Light Divided and from Bath there was The Wide Range Readers. Also played on the show was Australian born singer/songwriter guitarist Jeff Lang and from London there was music by The Dogs D’Amour.
I also featured a group from Manchester called Goldblade with a track from their debut album and from Coventry a group called Stairway who have been confirmed for Rock of Ages Fest 08.
Compiled by Jeff Sparkes
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Dialect 9th Feb 2008 - The Renewal Choir
February 9th, 2008
News this week includes extracts from United States Marine Corps Staff Sargeant Jimmy Massey talking about World War III and a possible revolution in the United States. he is from Iraq Veterans Against the War -
http://www.ivaw.org
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(07:29) Chatterton’s Will (abridged).
(15:14) Interview with Katie Alcott of FRANK Water, a non-profit group that funds sustainable clean water projects in the developing world.
(32:05) Performance by members of ‘The Renewal Choir’
(46:40) Malcolm Grieve - musical reminiscences
Regular features: (01:52) News, (27.47) Poems, (42:00) What’s On Guide.
Producer: Anthea Page
Reporters: Tony Gosling, Anthea Page
Presenter: Lisa Braiden, John Peters Coleman
What’s On Guide: Jeff Sparkes
Poems read by Kristen Powers
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
www.railwaybooks.co.uk
February 23rd, 2008
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(00:00:53): News
(00:06:13): Telephone interview with Ted Gibbins, retired manager of British Rail's North West Region.
(00:15:50): Michael North - Olive Oils
(00:23:07): Studio guest Sarah Van der Meer of the Avon Wildlife Trust
(00:31:00): Hannah More, and ‘The Sorrow of Yamba’
(00:54:40): What’s On guide
Producers: Malcolm Grieve and Anthea Page.
Reporters: Tony Gosling, Anthea Page and Lisa Braiden.
Presenter: Lisa Braiden.
Live interviews: John Peters Coleman.
Poem: Malcolm Grieve and Kristen Powers.
What’s On guide: Jeff Sparkes.
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran.
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The RPM Show 23 Feb 2008
February 23rd, 2008
On this week’s show I will take you on a musical journey. There is a live tune by The Doors, music by Nirvana and Skid Row (the original 60’s groups), from the garage rock genre came The Sonics, The Wailers and Dean Carter and from the 1970’s there was tunes by Pink Fairies and Rocket From The Tombs.
From the 1980’s I included a track by the influential punk group Discharge and more recently in time there was tunes by Larry Wallis (ex Pink Fairies/Motorhead), Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros and Motorhead.
Any feedback would be fully appreciated, thank you.
-Jeff Sparkes
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Dialect 16th Feb 2008 - Al Read and Ed Newsom of ‘The Granary Club’
February 16th, 2008
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(00:00:51) News, including a feature from Gaza.
(00:11:00) Interview with Norman “Rubba” Stephenson, African dance teacher at the Kuumba Arts Center.
(00:20:47) Al Read and Ed Newsom of ‘The Granary Club’ talks to us about its 20 years of musical history.
(00:36:40) Duncan Brothers, a local artist, talks to us about his exhibition at The Spy-Glass Gallery.
(00:49:49) Interview with John Wandsworth, Alchemist Astrologer, The Hub (King St.)
(01:01:35) *Dialect Radio Promotional track*. We are looking for sponsors.
Regular features: (00:46:30) Empire and Commonwealth Archive, (56:50) What’s On Guide.
Producer: Tony Gosling
Reporters: Tony Gosling, John Peters Coleman, Lisa Braiden
Presenter: John Peters Coleman
What’s On Guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
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The RPM Show 16th Feb 2008
February 16th, 2008
On this week’s show, there was tracks by classic metal and rock acts like Blue Cheer, Led Zeppelin and Rainbow plus a supergroup called Supershit 666 which featured members of The Wildhearts, Backyard Babies and Hellacopters.
There was unsigned music by Brighton based rockers Montrose Ave, Southampton based group called The Light Divided and from Bath there was The Wide Range Readers. Also played on the show was Australian born singer/songwriter guitarist Jeff Lang and from London there was music by The Dogs D’Amour.
I also featured a group from Manchester called Goldblade with a track from their debut album and from Coventry a group called Stairway who have been confirmed for Rock of Ages Fest 08.
Compiled by Jeff Sparkes
We are on Facebook.
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Dialect 9th Feb 2008 - The Renewal Choir
February 9th, 2008
News this week includes extracts from United States Marine Corps Staff Sargeant Jimmy Massey talking about World War III and a possible revolution in the United States. he is from Iraq Veterans Against the War -
http://www.ivaw.org Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
(07:29) Chatterton’s Will (abridged).
(15:14) Interview with Katie Alcott of FRANK Water, a non-profit group that funds sustainable clean water projects in the developing world.
(32:05) Performance by members of ‘The Renewal Choir’
(46:40) Malcolm Grieve - musical reminiscences
Regular features: (01:52) News, (27.47) Poems, (42:00) What’s On Guide.
Producer: Anthea Page
Reporters: Tony Gosling, Anthea Page
Presenter: Lisa Braiden, John Peters Coleman
What’s On Guide: Jeff Sparkes
Poems read by Kristen Powers
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
www.railwaybooks.co.uk
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