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Subject: Re: Weller Alert! Author: Nige [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:34:29 12/17/07 Mon In reply to: Nige 's message, "Weller Alert!" on 10:36:14 12/12/07 Wed Bugger! For rights reasons they can't do listen again for Desert Island Discs. So to settle the bet Pipe & M*d had..... Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the musician Paul Weller. As the lead singer of The Jam, the founder of The Style Council and a hugely successful solo artist, he is one of the most revered music writers and performers of the past thirty years and is cited as an influence by countless other singers. In a rare interview, he describes the chronic shyness he had to overcome; how he is still gripped by fear before each performance and how, after he had been dumped by his record label, he was unable to write songs and found that even picking up a guitar felt alien to him. His father has been a constant support to him - as his mentor as well as his manager - and had always believed that his son had something special. 1. Tin Soldier Performer The Small Faces Composer Marriott, Lane CD Title 1967 THE SOUNDTRACK Track CD2 trk 25 Label CASTLE MUSIC Rec No CMEDD707 2. September in the Rain Performer Dinah Washington Composer Dubin, Warren CD Title The Best of Dinah Washington: Mad About the Boy Track 6 Label MERCURY Rec No 5122142 3. Better Get Hit in Yo’ Soul Performer Charles Mingus Composer Charles Mingus CD Title Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus Impulse Track 5 Label MCA Rec No MCAD 39119 4. Don’t Be a Drop Out Performer James Brown Composer Brown, Jones CD Title Don’t Be a Drop Out/Tell Me That You Love Me Track Side 1, Trk 1 Label PYE Rec No 7N 25394 5. Arabesque No 1 Performer Branford Marsalis with the English Chamber Orchestra Composer Debussy CD Title Romances for Saxophone: Branford Marsalis Track 3 Label CBS Rec No CD42122 6. Galileo (Someone Like You) Performer Declan O’Rourke Composer Declan O’Rourke CD Title Since Kyabram Track 3 Label V2 MUSIC Rec No VVR1036392 7. River Man Performer Nick Drake Composer Nick Drake CD Title Nick Drake: Five Leaves Left Track 2 Label ISLAND Rec No IMCD8 8. That’s Enough Performer Roscoe Composer Wildroot CD Title That’s Enough/One More time Track 1 Label Wand Rec No WN 27 Record: Tin Soldier Book: Absolute Beginners by Colin MacInnes Luxury: A settee to sit on [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]