BeebRock - The BBC4/BBC3/BBC2/BBC1 Music Programmes thread

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:27PM

Legend! He played at our student union nightclub in Wrexham.

He deserved better!

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:29PM

Ha, you have to dig this!!

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:30PM

So many bingo wings!

dcmm · 15-03-2014 11:31PM

Go Martha!, oops! The old pipes are not wearin well at all:eek:, prefer it if she lipsynched.

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:32PM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

So many bingo wings!

Ha, first proper laugh out loud this evening!

Skid X · 15-03-2014 11:32PM

I'm getting sick of that trailer for The Walshes.

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:35PM

Skid X wrote: »

I'm getting sick of that trailer for The Walshes.

Why, because it's on every five seconds on two different channels?

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:36PM

*follows Smokey's backing dancers to the go-go*

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:36PM

For those with Sky Arts, 'Rory Gallagher - Live At Montreux' is on now.

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:37PM

Man, Smokey knows how to dress!

Purple velvet jacket and what appear to be rhinestones down the jeans.

Niiiiiiice!

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:39PM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

For those with Sky Arts, 'Rory Gallagher - Live At Montreux' is on now.

Sigh. I'd give that a go.

But stop diecting people away from what I'm watchin!

dcmm · 15-03-2014 11:39PM

Sky arts1 on 147, Rory Gallagher,and guests,......

efb · 15-03-2014 11:40PM

Oooh Sky Arts la de frekkin da

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:42PM

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Man, Smokey knows how to dress!

Purple velvet jacket and what appear to be rhinestones down the jeans.

Niiiiiiice!

My regular pub outfit

Back to Lionel Richie...he may get a lotta flak nowadays, especially with the ropey Walkers Crisp ads, but lest we forget he effectively stopped Motown from going under in the early 80's.

Diana Ross and Michael Jackson having moved to different labels, Stevie Wonder losing the plot...Richie gave Motown 'Can't Slow Down' and single-handedly saved the entire label.

dcmm · 15-03-2014 11:42PM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

For those with Sky Arts, 'Rory Gallagher - Live At Montreux' is on now.

Snap! Just saw your post:)

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:44PM

efb wrote: »

Oooh Sky Arts la de frekkin da

I can't get to the remote, i keep tripping over the piles of cash and diamonds i have lying around the mansion. Maybe i should get the butler to change the channel.

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:44PM

Note to self: create a 'SkyArtsRock' thread. Sorry,efb!

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:47PM

Wowee zowee!

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:48PM

He looks a bit like a vampire.

To me, anyway.

One of those fancy new vampires, who actually wear crosses around their neck.

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:49PM

Why, hellooooooooooo Katie!

Welsh Megaman · 15-03-2014 11:50PM

'Tears Of A Clown' sounded a bit 'weedy' with the keyboards...definitely needed that Wall Of Sound-esque backing.

Ol' Donie · 15-03-2014 11:55PM

When i was younger i couldn't believe it when i found out that Tracks of my Tears was sung by a dude.

Ol' Donie · 16-03-2014 12:01AM

Smokey Robinson is good, an all, but this is a fairly poor weekend Beebrock-wise.

Edit: You're all watching Rory, aren't yis?!

Welsh Megaman · 16-03-2014 12:03AM

Bring Katie back!

Ol' Donie · 16-03-2014 12:08AM

It does seem to me like something that might be better suited to a smaller indoor venue.

Welsh Megaman · 16-03-2014 12:16AM

Interesting version of 'Tracks Of My Tears'.

Ol' Donie · 16-03-2014 12:19AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Interesting version of 'Tracks Of My Tears'.

Interesting version of "when's the Rolling Stones show on?"

Welsh Megaman · 16-03-2014 12:33AM

DEVO!!

YES!!

efb · 16-03-2014 02:35PM

How's the Sky Arts Thread?

Skid X · 16-03-2014 05:27PM

Sky Arts is brilliant, one of the best reasons to get Sky (or UPC)

Anyway, what better way to celebrate St Patrick's Day than with a bit of Elvis Presley on Fabulous Four featuring Beebrock favourite Keith Richards!

http://www.tvguide.co.uk/detail/292401/97111828/classic-albums

BBC Four 11.30pm Monday

Elvis Presley Insight into the making of Elvis Presley's 1956 self-titled debut album, featuring contributions by some of the original supporting musicians, as well as friends and colleagues including Keith Richards and BB King. The programme includes footage of Presley performing classic tracks such as Heartbreak Hotel and Blue Suede Shoes, and examines the record's production

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