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158 Summer 2015 Here's to Another 50 Years Years!
No. 158 Summer 2015 Here's to another 50 years years! Fifty years of service to Strawberry Hill was something to celebrate. In this issue… So we did, with SHRA's Golden Jubilee So here we are in our 51st year and still popular Picnic in Radnor Gardens on today. We thought you might like a look at what else was going on in our area 50 years ago, so we Sunday 17 May in the presence of the have included a piece on the Strawbs, originally Mayor, Councillor Jane Boulton. the Strawberry Hill Boys, who formed locally in the 60’s and are also still going strong. Over 200 picnickers took advantage of a We’re not the only ones with an anniversary – beautiful spring day, enjoying the First World War commemorations continue, music by the popular Fulham Brass Band. and our next instalment in the Hunt for Heroes The children were not forgotten, as they took continues on the back page. More information on advantage of the free Shetland pony rides; relatives, neighbours and friends who took part is always welcome. there was a continuous queue the whole afternoon. The Strawberry Hill Bowling We give you an insight into the dedicated work Club also pitched in with free trials for the being done by a team led by Eileen Reay, to June Turner at the microphone backed replicate the original furnishings in Strawberry visitors, many of whom up by chairman Bruce Duff Hill House. had a go. We were particularly glad to welcome June Turner, one of the founders of We have produced a slightly smaller Bulletin this time because of changes to our editorial team, the Strawberry Hill Residents Association. -
Columbia Poetry Review Publications
Columbia College Chicago Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago Columbia Poetry Review Publications Spring 4-1-2002 Columbia Poetry Review Columbia College Chicago Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cpr Part of the Poetry Commons This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. Recommended Citation Columbia College Chicago, "Columbia Poetry Review" (2002). Columbia Poetry Review. 15. https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cpr/15 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Publications at Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. It has been accepted for inclusion in Columbia Poetry Review by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. For more information, please contact [email protected]. COLUMBIA poetry review 1 3 > no. 15 $6.00 USA $9.00 CANADA o 74470 82069 7 COLUMBIA POETRY REVIEW Columbia College Chicago Spring 2002 Columbia Poetry Review is published in the spring of each year by the English Department of Columbia College, 600 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60605. Submissions are encouraged and should be sent to the above address from August 15 to January 1. Subscriptions and sample copies are available at $6.oo an issue in the U.S.; $9.00 in Canada and elsewhere. The magazine is edited by students in the un dergraduate poetry program and distributed in the United States and Canada by Ingram Periodicals. Copyright (c) 2002 by Columbia College. ISBN: 0-932026-59-1 Grateful acknowledgment is made to Garnett Kilberg-Cohen, Chair of the English Department; Dr. Cheryl Johnson-Odim, Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Steven Kapelke, Provost; and Dr. -
Sandy Denny & the Strawbs: All Our Own Work
Sandy Denny & The Strawbs: All Our Own Work Catalog Number: 44005 Artist: Sandy Denny & The Strawbs Title: All Our Own Work Release Date: 5/27/14 UPC: 2LP 825764400510 Available formats: 2LP Genre: Rock Box Lot: 2LP-15 Territory Restrictions: None Vinyl is not returnable Track Listing A 01. On My Way 02. Who Knows Where The Time Goes 03. Tell Me What You See In Me 04. Always On My Mind Between Twickenham and Teddington, in the southwest corner of London 05. Stay Awhile With Me just a stone’s skip down the Thames from Eel Pie Island and a dingy cradle of British rock called the Chisnall Club, grammar school mates David 06. Wild Strawberries Cousins and Tony Hooper came of age in the mostly horizontal urban area known as Strawberry Hill. And in the shadow of Hill House—famed B correspondent Horace Walpole’s stately Gothic Revival villa—Cousins and Hooper saw light in both American bluegrass and the sound of skiffle sultan 01. All I Need Is You and British folkie Lonnie Donegan. Just across the river, in Kingston on 02. How Everyone But Sam Was A Hypocrite Thames, London native Sandy Denny was feeling her way onto that same 03. Sail Away To The Sea burgeoning folk circuit. “I met Sandy Denny at the Troubadour in Earl’s Court in late 1966,” Strawbs vocalist, guitarist, and banjoist David Cousins 04. Sweetling said. “I dropped in late one night to hear an angel singing. Sandy was 05. Nothing Else Will Do Babe [Cousins vocal] sitting on a stool, wearing a white dress, a straw hat, and playing a Gibson 06. -
From Prog-Folk-Rock Legends the Strawbs on New “Best Of” Collection
1 SING-ALONG TO “PART OF THE UNION” FROM PROG-FOLK-ROCK LEGENDS THE STRAWBS ON NEW “BEST OF” COLLECTION Once upon a time in the ‘70s, British folk music melded with British rock. From Jethro Tull, Renaissance and Genesis to Fairport Convention and the Strawbs--perhaps the most adventurous of them all--U.K. bands brought their roots to rock. The Best Of Strawbs edition of 20th Century Masters/The Millennium Collection (A&M/UME), released February 25, 2003, pays tribute to a prog-folk-rock outfit exemplified by once playing an electric dulcimer through a fuzzbox. Featuring 10 selections digitally remastered from the original master tapes, The Best Of Strawbs spans four of their nine A&M albums and includes their best-known recordings, “Part Of The Union” and “Lay Down.” In 1968, the Strawbs became A&M Records’ first U.K. signing. But it was not until their fifth album, 1972’s Grave New World, that the band, which earlier included the likes of Sandy Denny and Rick Wakeman, broke through in the U.S. With singer-guitarists Dave Cousins and Tony Hooper, keyboardist Blue Weaver, bassist John Ford and drummer Richard Hudson, Grave New World, produced by Bowie/T. Rex collaborator Tony Visconti, became their first U.S. charter and narrowly missed the British Top 10. The Best Of Strawbs culls the album’s “Benedictus,” the track with the aforementioned unique instrumentation. 1973’s Bursting At The Seams, the Strawbs’ first self- produced effort, saw the group move into more overtly rocking territory as co-founder Hooper was replaced by the more aggressive Dave Lambert. -
The Band Hints at Dylan Tour Kinks Ray Davies
Cat Stevens' 'Catch Bull At Four* Alice For President? The Unexpected Cooper Caper The Band Hints i At Dylan Tour r EMI q: LAKE& FREEC POSTER! Kinks Ray Davies And 'Everybody's In Showbizj Why Bill Cosby Couldn't Circus Top Twenty — Quit Readers Pick Month's Hottest LP's ..u rack boogie. In ^I^Onto the blues. The band ^RBstyearor so. And now they want to ^^Wnefeeling they got from their audiences .The •infire guitar of Kim fnonds sets the mood for le really fine hard rock blues. IS SHARE” is a new Savoy aS n LP. And one that will |e everyone. w1 A Wi L tit trc RECC Pluc platfc The 1 O’Suh ON TH. Captai} bump ii bust a s record Twcnty-f best albui THE PICK The hottes HOT WAX The Circus gives Circus favorite albu LETTERS . A Jersey fan ° puts up his duK NATIONAL sc Tull skulks onsi and the Moody/ calendar of ? ode; dizzy your duo MOV1ES rsM 01 reviews FROM POETRY FROM the St The groupie an TABLE OF CONTENTS REPORTS FROM BACKSTAGE “WHO CAME FIRST’’ — A QUIET TOWNSHEND ROARS TO THE SURFACE 4 The four-year story behind the music Pete has been concocting single-handedly in the privacy of his home studio. “ROCK OF AGES” — THE BAND BREAKS ITS LEAFY SILENCE 20 The Band is mulling over a Dylan plan that could trigger the biggest stage comeback since Harrison’s Bangla Dcsh. HEAD KINK UNBUTTONS HIS MIND 30 The new LP,-Everybody’s In Showbiz, is like a three AM trip through the brooding amusement park of Ray Davies’ private world. -
In” in Westport! Blues News, Previews & Reviews 2020: in Memoriam
february 2021 february BluesletterWashington Blues Society wwww.wablues.org Th is Month, We’re “All In” in Westport! Blues News, Previews & Reviews 2020: In Memoriam LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON BLUES SOCIETY Hi Blues Fans, Proud Recipient of a 2009 Lots going on this month! The Keeping the Blues Alive Award annual Washington Blues So- ciety Best of the Blues (“BB 2021 OFFICERS Awards”) nominations are over President, Tony Frederickson [email protected]@wablues.org and the final voting ballot in Vice President, Rick Bowen [email protected]@wablues.org this edition of the Bluesletter on page 31. Secretary, Marisue Thomas [email protected]@wablues.org Treasurer, Ray Kurth [email protected]@wablues.org At first, I was a bit worried that Editor, Eric Steiner [email protected]@wablues.org participation among Washington Blues Society members would be a little light, due in part to COVID-19, but I was pleasantly surprised 2021 DIRECTORS to see that, in the end, our Washington Blues Society membership Music Director, Open [email protected]@wablues.org showed up and nominated a very diverse set of nominees for this year’s awards program. Membership, Chad Creamer [email protected]@wablues.org Education, Open [email protected]@wablues.org After looking it over, I’m very pleased with the mix of nominees on Volunteers, Rhea Rolfe [email protected]@wablues.org our voting ballot. There are several first-time nominees who are very Merchandise, Tony Frederickson [email protected]@wablues.org deserving of their nominations as well as many of our communities’ Advertising, Open [email protected]@wablues.org long-time favorites. -
Columbia Poetry Review Publications
Columbia College Chicago Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago Columbia Poetry Review Publications Spring 4-1-2001 Columbia Poetry Review Columbia College Chicago Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cpr Part of the Poetry Commons This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. Recommended Citation Columbia College Chicago, "Columbia Poetry Review" (2001). Columbia Poetry Review. 14. https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cpr/14 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Publications at Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. It has been accepted for inclusion in Columbia Poetry Review by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. For more information, please contact [email protected]. COLUMBIA POETRY 14 > REV I E W , 1441os,o•• , =," NO. $9.00 CANADA 14 Columbia Poetry Review Columbia College Chicago SPRING 2001 Columbia Poefly Review is published in the spring of each year by the English Department of Columbia College, 600 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60605. Submissions are encouraged and should be sent to the above address from August 15 to January 1. Subscriptions and sample copies are available at $6.00 an issue in the U.S.; S9.00 in Canada and elsewhere. The magazine is edited by students in the undergraduate poetry program and dis- tributed in the United States and Canada by Ingram Periodicals. Copyright (c) 2001 by Columbia College Chicago. ISBN: 0-932026-57-5 Grateful acknowledgement is made to Garnett Kilberg-Cohen, Chair of the English Department; Caroline Latta, Academic Dean; Bert Gall, Executive Vice-President; Dr. -
NACT» RPIHI SI's Spotlighted in This Issue
TIME R CAI NACT» RPIHI SI'S Spotlighted In This Issue. 08120 JULY 22, 1972 $1.25 BBN3ORDE100rE5076 G JU 3 A BILLBOARD PUBLICATION ORCFR DIVISIQN SEVE -El HTH YEAR DES MOINES PUB LI9RARY h0 LOCUST `T The International E h10INES ÌA 50309 Music -Record Tape Newsweekly TAPE/AUDIO/VIDEO PAGE 30 HOT 100 PAGE 91 TOP LP'S PAGES 87, 89 Hansen Bows Major 'Oldie' Pioneer UA Tutors New Drive; Revives Keys Taps New Marts By BOB KIRSCH Branch By ROBERT SOBEL By NA T FREEDLANDForces NEW YORK-In a major thrust banners and posters, and a flyer on LOS ANGEL E S-Original national will test LOS ANGELES-The first six executive needed a unified to broaden its sales base, Hansen new sheet music prints. The latter Sound Recording Co. here training program. market its 12 volume "Oldies But months of United Artists Records Publications has reactivated and will be sent to a list of customers sales training program has seen Within 48 hours, Bratnober reconstituted its sheet music service supplied by the dealer. Some 100,- Goodies" series in a number of West Coast supermarkets during director Charles Bratnober spend- found himself a lame -duck regional division, formerly known as Keys - 000 have been sent out initially, ing full days in the marketplace manager assigned to build a sales according to Goldmark. the last half of August, and will Hansen. The wing Keys Popular test a gift box, containing all 12 with over two-thirds of the UDC training program from the ground Song Distributors, is being headed In addition to the regular indi- disks, in selected stores in Septem- distribution network's 72 -man sales up. -
Felix Issue 0307, 1972
you like them, and checking and/or pin ball machines! out to see if they are practical. Over the past two years I've There are more loosely de- been Social Year Rep, on RCS fined roles the D.P. can play.\ Ents committee, Assistant Secre- ELECTION TIME There is mixed thought whether tary of ICU Academic Affairs and or not he should involve him- I've sat on Council as Maths nual supply of 800 well-balanced have been the academic affairs self in the policy forming, policy Department Rep., so I have con- individuals. That is the only sort officer of the RCS Union for implementing of the Union. I siderable expeirence in Union of student that IC really caters nearly two years. It is not a believe he should be involved. Administration. for. It must be shown otherwise. glamorous post, so you may To cut himself off from NUS, Any individual has the right to never have heard of it or me. Community Action, Academic Basically I see the position of AGAIN Hon. Sec. as being an apolitical an education that caters for his However it is not a trivial job, Affairs, etc. is just like burying needs as a person, and not just and in fact it puts me automati- his head in the sand. It's ironical one (politics are best left to Today you have the op- order for this to happen, he must the needs of external industry cally on thirteen committees that the Union is always cajoling Presidents) and as being con- have a good understanding of and governmental interests. -
By: William Shatner Synopsis
Delta search Quest for tomorrow [158-011-2.5] By: William Shatner Synopsis: First book in the Quest series. "The key to the stars is the key to the empire. And to a young man's future... Young Jim Endicott has but one dream--to attend the Terran Space Academy, the gateway to the stars and the far-flung civilization known as the Confederation. But unbeknownst to Jim, he has a secret encoded in his DNA. A secret that threatens an empire. A secret that his parents (or those who claimed to be his parents!) have sworn never to reveal, on pain of death. Jim's Academy application sets off an explosive chain of terror, hurling the young man into an adventure beyond his wildest dreams. In his new life, he plumbs the depths of the "Pleb" underclass of the galaxy's outcasts, and soars through the forbidden reaches of cyberspace. With the help of a beautiful fellow outlaw named Cat, who is as tough as she is tender, Jim begins to unravel the shocking truth about his own origins--and uncovers the fatal deception that has split a bitter humanity into warring factions bent on mutual annihilation. And in the process, Jim learns that he has one more enemy then he guessed--and one more friend than he knew. Harper Paperbacks A Division of HarperColVmsPublishers 10 East 53rd Street, New York, N.Y. 100225299 This is a work of fiction. The characters, incidents, and dialogues are products of the author's imagination and are not to be construed as real. -
Erstmals in Österreich Wartet Ein Klassischer Abend Mit Erstklassigen Künstlern
Flachgauer Nachrichten KULTUR Donnerstag, 9. März 2006 9 Klasssik für „Menschen für Menschen“ SALZBURG. Vor 25 Jahren hat Karlheinz Böhm die Äthiopienhilfe „Menschen für Menschen“ ins Le- ben gerufen. Am 11. März findet um 20 Uhr im Gwandhaus in Salz- burg aus diesem Anlass eine Bene- fizgala statt. Veranstalter ist Peter Zörner,Autor und Moderator, der bereits im Februar 2005 mit gro- ßem Erfolg eine Benefizgala für die Tsunami-Opfer und im Jänner 2006 Die legendären „Strawbs“, die seit 2004 wieder in der „Classic Hero and Heroine“-Formation spielen. Bild: privat in Bad Reichenhall für die Opfer des Eislaufhalleneinsturzes veran- staltet hat. Auch Prominente, wie z. B. Petra Schürmann und Anne- Marie Sprotte unterstützen diese Veranstaltung. Die Besucher er- Erstmals in Österreich wartet ein klassischer Abend mit erstklassigen Künstlern. Julian Yo Zum neunten Jahr des gruppe ging 1968 aus dem engli- mit dem umstrittenen Gewerk- Hedenborg aus Wien, ein viel ver- schen Folk-Trio „Strawberry Hill schaftslied „Part Of The Union“. sprechender Pianist, Robert Kneidl „Wartenfelser Boys“ mit Tony Hooper, Ron Zum Konzeptalbum „Grave New und Julia Pujol, Heidi Holzner (Har- Goldbrünnleins“ gelang Chesterman und Bandleader World“, auf dem das Thema „Le- fe), Wolfgang Götz und der Salz- Dave Cousins hervor und erwei- ben“ von der Geburt bis zum Tod burger Knabenchor, Isabella Prühs, Bernhard Iglhauser die terte sich von Fall zu Fall oft bis behandelt wurde, drehte der der Antheringer Saitenklang sowie Verpflichtung der auf sechs Mitglieder. Zum füh- englische Fernsehsender BBC die talentierte Geigerin Elisabeth renden Bestandteil der interna- 1972 erstmalig mit einer Rock- Überacker treten an diesem Abend legendären „Strawbs“. -
Strawbs the Best of Strawbs Mp3, Flac, Wma
Strawbs The Best Of Strawbs mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Best Of Strawbs Country: UK Released: 1978 Style: Folk Rock, Symphonic Rock, Prog Rock, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1561 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1232 mb WMA version RAR size: 1722 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 789 Other Formats: MP1 AAC MIDI AIFF APE DTS VOX Tracklist Hide Credits Hero And Heroine Bass, Synthesizer, Vocals – Chas CronkDrums, Percussion, Vocals – Rod CoombesPiano, Electric Piano, Organ, Mellotron, Synthesizer – A1 3:20 John HawkenProducer – Dave Cousins, Tom AllomRecorded By – Freddy Hansson, Tom AllomVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert Written-By – Cousins* Tears And Pavan Engineer – Tom AllomPerformer – Blue Weaver, Dave Cousins, (6:35) Dave Lambert , John Ford , Richard HudsonProducer – Strawbs Tears A2(i) Written-By – Cousins* Pavan A2(ii) Written-By – Cousins*, Hudson-Ford A Glimpse Of Heaven Organ, Piano, Electric Piano, Celesta, Clavinet, Harpsichord, Synthesizer [Moog], Mellotron – Rick WakemanProducer – Tony ViscontiRecorded By – Bill PriceRecorded By [With] – Alan Harris, A3 Chris Michie , John PunterVocals, Bass, Guitar – John Ford Vocals, 3:50 Guitar, Autoharp, Tambourine – Tony HooperVocals, Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Dulcimer, Recorder [Tenor] – Dave CousinsVocals, Sitar, Snare, Drums – Richard HudsonWritten-By – Cousins* Round And Round Bass, Synthesizer, Vocals – Chas CronkDrums, Percussion, Vocals – Rod CoombesPiano, Electric Piano, Organ, Mellotron, Synthesizer – A4