Conference marvin::uk_music

   <<< Note 723.0 by WELMT2::GREENB "Apache Twins; King Brilliant Matey!" >>>
                               -< Question.... >-

>    Who did 'You Little Heartbreaker', which was a kind of mid-70's disco
>    tune, please?
    
>    Brain-achin' Bob




A stab in the dark, but how about "Moments and Whatnots".

Stuart

    Let me rephrasee the question. It wasn't called "...Heartbreaker" at
    all, it was "You Little Trustmaker'. It could have been M & W, M%
    Panes, but I can't remember. Any other takers.....?
    
    Bib

    Bob, it was The Tymes.

    �Paul�

    Eye thenk yew.
    
    Bob

    wasn't the follow up to this a No 1??  and haven't they been around for
    donkeys years?
    
    Mikef

    wasn't the follow up "Ms Grace".... ?
    wasn't that a long time ago..

    yup
    and
    yup (remember, we are dealing with Bob Green here!!)
    
    Mikef

    Yup, the Tymes definitely did Ms. Grace. I think we are going back to
    about 1974/5 here.
    
    The most disturbing factor in all this is why I have a 15-16 year old
    disco toon going round in my head. It just won't go away.
    
    Bob

>re. Note 723.8 by WELMT2::GREENB "Apache Twins; King Brilliant Matey!"
>
>    The most disturbing factor in all this is why I have a 15-16 year old
>    disco toon going round in my head. It just won't go away.

	Bob, I've heard both songs (Trustmaker/Ms.Grace) quite a lot
	recently on the radio...could they have been re-released !?? 

		p1

    I wouldn't know, Mr P1. This kind of music is not really my scene, man.
    I certainly haven't heard either of them for some years.
    
    Bob

    
    But surely the most popular recording they did was their rendition of
    'People' (from Hello Dolly?) in about 1970/71? Great record.
    
    Richard

    Don't know if this is the generic 'question' note, however, here
    goes...
    
    On which Beatles' album does the track 'A day in the life' appear?
    
    Thanks,
    	   Don H.
    

Sgt. Pepper's

--patrick--

    
    
    Could anybody supply the album title and the track listing to a Timbuk3
    album, the first track is "The Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades".
    
    Cheers for beers,
    The Guru

The Album's called "Greetings from Timbuk-3". I'll type in a track listing
tomorrow, if noone else gets here first.

--patrick--

    
    
    Today's competition question, to which I haven't a clue is....
    
    "Who had her biggest hit with the song from a film about a
     massacre of Indians called 'Soldier Blue'"?
    
    All help gratefully received.
    
    Don H.
    

    
    
    Wasn't it Joan Biez (sp)   What do I win Donald?
    
    
    
    
    Michael
    

    
    Buffy Saint Marie? Or something like that anyway, or am I TOTALLY
    wrong?
    
    Mark

    You're right, Mark, it was Buffy Saint Marie.
    
    Bob

The same Buffy Saint Marie who starred in Sesame Street for a while? Or am I
thinking of someone else?

(yes, it a long time ago)

--patrick--

    Many top names from the field of rock and pop have made guest
    appearances on Sesame Street; Buffy Saint Marie could well have been
    one of them. 
    
    In fact, many stars see an appearance on Sesame Street as one of the
    pinnacles of their career.
    
    Oddly enough, Rolf Harris has never appeared on Sesame Street.
    
    Bob

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>    Many top names from the field of rock and pop have made guest
>    appearances on Sesame Street; Buffy Saint Marie could well have been
>    one of them. 
    
>    In fact, many stars see an appearance on Sesame Street as one of the
>    pinnacles of their career.
    
>    Oddly enough, Rolf Harris has never appeared on Sesame Street.
    
>    Bob



I find it strange that Rolf never appeared on Mike Mansfield blockbuster
Supersonic. Given the breaks The Man could still be up there with the"greats"
like Cliff.


Stuart

    Whatever happened to Mike Mansfield?
    
    Bob

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                              -< A question..... >-

>    Whatever happened to Mike Mansfield?
    
>    Bob


I believe that "Sportsmasters" ( the quiz on Saturday afternoons with Dickie
Davies , he of Half Man Half Biscuit fame ), is in fact a production  from
Mike Mansfield .


Stuart

    
    Was he the guy with the white hair that used to say...
    
    CUE lights....
    
    AND .... CAMERA FOUR .... CUE ...... The Bay City Rollers...
    
    or was that another program?
    
    D���

    
    I've got the first edition of Supersonic (I think) magazine. I didn't
    buy it, but rescued it from a friends sister (honest). Its really
    hilarious.
    
    Issued free was a gold flexi-disk Bay City Rollers (exclusive)
    interview. The rollers each give a special message to their fans... not
    only can you tell they're reading it from a script, theyre SO slow you
    can imagine them moving their finger along each syllable in an attempt
    to figure out what it says.
    
    In the magazine there's various pinups of the rollers and similar
    groups.. plus a competition to win Woody's shorts!! How could anybody
    possibly resist ....
    
    D���

Re .15 

Here's the track listing of "Greetings from" by Timbuk 3 -

Side 1:
The future's so bright, I've got to wear shades
Life is Hard
Hairstyles and Attitudes
Facts about Cats
I need you

Side 2:
Just another movie
Friction
Cheap Black and White
Shame on you
I love you in the strongest way


That concludes the votes of the french jury.

--patrick--

    Hi Patrick
    
    What a guy ... I am forever in your debt ... if you are ever in
    Edinburgh then go and see the castle ...
    
    
    Stuart.

    Mike Mansfield's most recent escapade was to film, direct, produce or
    whatever, Jean Michel Jarre's Bastille Day traffic jam in Paris.