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Saturday Night With Miriam - 2nd. August 9.40pm
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I still can't understand why middle-of-the-road singers are welcomed at places like Glastonbury. No offence to Dolly, but if she had appeared there in the 1980s she would have been booed off the stage. The youngsters of today have lost their sense of rebelliousness and outrage
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Harry Angstrom wrote: »I still can't understand why middle-of-the-road singers are welcomed at places like Glastonbury. No offence to Dolly, but if she had appeared there in the 1980s she would have been booed off the stage. The youngsters of today have lost their sense of rebelliousness and outrage
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Harry Angstrom - Unfriended :mad:Harry Angstrom wrote: »I still can't understand why middle-of-the-road singers are welcomed at places like Glastonbury. No offence to Dolly, but if she had appeared there in the 1980s she would have been booed off the stage. The youngsters of today have lost their sense of rebelliousness and outrage0 -
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If any of you would like to continue the morbid viewing (like me), and cant access past episodes of The Late Late Show for whatever reason, this is a recent CNA documentary about MH370 and features Miriam's guest tonight.. She reveals that she does not think that it was an accident and may have been a hijacking...
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Val Doonican used to do a joke about mishearing his teacher, and having his school do a collection for sixty five roses instead of Cystic Fibrosis.
That was proper Saturday Night telly. Songs, Jokes, light entertainment and a Rocking Chair.
Ahh, thanks for that. Takes me back to my childhood in the UK, the parents loved Val Doonican, we used to singalong to his songs.
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Ahh, thanks for that. Takes me back to my childhood in the UK, the parents loved Val Doonican, we used to singalong to his songs.
You're welcome
Val doesn't get mentioned very often now, but he had his own show on primetime BBC1 for 21 years (1965-1986). Not many people can say that. He had a lovely laidback charming style that few can match.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwhlsOTc4Ww
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