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eBay - melissa song, CDs, Instruction Books CDs Videos items on eBay.com Grandad Bill's Song by Jane Yolen; Melissa Bay Mathis  Melissa Etheridge Breakdown Sealed CD W 3 Rare Songs  MELISSA ETHERIDGE Yes I am SONG BOOK SIGNED INSIDE! search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=melissa+song&newu=1&krd=1

For "Only Fools and Horses" Addicts Only quiz Grandad's replacement, Uncle Albert, was played by whom? In the very first episode, entitled "Big Brother", Rodney buys something which Grandad hates and constantly complains about. Which simply Red song was played last in the episode in which Rodney married Cassandra? www.funtrivia.com /playquiz/quiz89469a407a0.html

PRIMUS Sailing the Seas of Cheese reviews and MP3 Seas of Cheese and Grandad's Little Ditty are not exactly song, but more of filler and are nice additions to the album. It's hard to call "Grandad's Little Ditty" a true song, but it does keep the listener involved and is short enough to not get annoying. Seas of Cheese flows really nicely all throughout with a good mix of full length songs and short, silly songs, giving the album a edge that most music is missing. www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_CD.asp?cd_id=8546   (3221 words)

Clive Dunn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia After the series ended, he capitalised on the role by playing a similar character, "Grandad", in a children's TV series, and even had a number one hit with the song, "Grandad", accompanied by a children's choir. Dunn was actually one of the younger members of the cast, at 48, when he took on the role of the elderly butcher whose military service in earlier wars made him the most experienced member of the Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard, as well as the most decrepit. Clive Dunn (born January 9, 1920) is a British actor, best known for his role as Lance-Corporal Jones in the BBC sitcom, "Dad's Army". en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clive_Dunn   (173 words)

The (Unofficial) Jake Thackray Homepage Blackthorn Folk Club, UK Lah-Di-Dah, Family Tree, The Ladies' Basic Freedoms Polka, The Lodger, Grandad, The Little Black Foal, Worried Brown Eyes, Nurse, Bantam Cock, Fine Bay Pony, Jolly Captain, Brother Gorilla, It was Only a Gypsy, Sister Josephine, Isabella, Leopold Alcox, The Black Swan, North Country Song, Over to Isobel, North Riding. The Boggery, Knowle, Solihull, UK Family Tree, Isobel, The Lodger, Grandad, Worried Brown Eyes, The Blacksmith and the Toffee Maker, Nurse, The Castleford Ladies' Magical Circle, Bantam Cock, Jolly Captain, Brother Gorilla, It Was Only a Gypsy, Sister Josephine, Isabella, Leopold Alcox, Scallywag, Mrs Murphy. The Blacksmith and the Toffee Maker [4.30], The Lodger [3.38], Go Little Swale [2.39], The Ballad of Billy Kershaw [4.35], Lah-Di-Dah [3.18], The Hair of the Widow of Bridlington [3.49], It Was Only a Gypsy [2.28], Sister Josephine [3.19], Leopold Alcocks [3.39], Old Molly Metcalfe [3.44], On Again! joni.soc.surrey.ac.uk /~scs1ec/jakethackray.html   (173 words)

The (Unofficial) Jake Thackray Homepage Blackthorn Folk Club, UK Lah-Di-Dah, Family Tree, The Ladies' Basic Freedoms Polka, The Lodger, Grandad, The Little Black Foal, Worried Brown Eyes, Nurse, Bantam Cock, Fine Bay Pony, Jolly Captain, Brother Gorilla, It was Only a Gypsy, Sister Josephine, Isabella, Leopold Alcox, The Black Swan, North Country Song, Over to Isobel, North Riding. Jake Thackray (with the John McCarthy choir on side A), produced by Norman Newell and arranged by Geoff Love. Jake Thackray with Roger Webb and His Orchestra. www.soc.surrey.ac.uk /~scs1ec/jakethackray.html   (2863 words)

FRED WEDLOCK’S RECORDINGS Wedlock’s Welcome; Ballad of the Undertaker; Folk Rocker; Designer Blues; Song for Europe; Pure and Simple Life; Wrinklies’ Revolution; Testing; Mr Average; Avonsong; Good Ship G&T; Heckler; Five to Eleven Waltz; Testing; When the Common Market Comes to Stanton Drew; If You’ve Come to Bury Grandad; The British Barbecue; Sunkissed; Are You Lonesome Tonight; Line Dancing’s in my Soul; Handier Household Help; Sweet Charlie Dimmock; God Help You Merry Gentlemen; How to Blue; The Englishman’s Best; The Wild Goose; Robin Head; Oldest Swinger in Town. Fred’s latest is only available on CD - www.fredwedlock.net /Recordings.htm   (335 words)

St Winifred's School Choir There's No-one Quite Like Grandma UK No 1 Single Hearts Result School choir with a song which, like "Grandad" in 1971, captured the sentimental Christmas market. St Winifred's School Choir There's No-one Quite Like Grandma UK No 1 Single Hearts Result www.londonhearts.com /scores/no1/n0492.html   (335 words)

Sky - The Band Not many people know that the largest (and thankfully long-forgotten) hit for which Herbie was responsible was the novelty song "Grandad" which he wrote and produced. Herbie told his first fib, saying that he'd played tuba in the school band. After square bashing (learning to be a good soldier) and several months of egg frying he pleaded with the careers officer to help, who showed him a list of alternative trades available and at the bottom was 'bandsman' with the figure NINE in brackets after it. plum.cream.org /sky/band.htm   (1589 words)

Dad's Army Memorabillia - Singles - Grandad / I Play The Spoons by Clive Dunn Herbie gave me the tape which sat in my machine for weeks before he called to say he was about to play the song to Clive, did I have the lyrics So I quickly sat down..." CO-written by legendary bassist Herbie Flowers and Ken Pickett from 60's band the Creation, Record Collector magazine took up the story of how the single came about. a few days later, with Herbie playing bass and then euphonium, we put the track down; the children and I then sang our bit and we all listened in the control box. home.btconnect.com /howejam/dadsarmy/discography/45_cdgrandad.htm   (607 words)

The Mytholmroyd Net: guestbook Hi, My name is Peter Mitchell, I was born in HB and lived there and Cragg Vale for 34 years before moving here to North Devon, just recently I attended a folk singing session, one of the song was about an accident in Mytholmroyd with a muck spreader. My gran and grandad are buried in the St. John in the Wilderness Church in Cragg and I would dearly love to hear from anyone who knew of my grandparents or has any recollections of times in the Robin Hood. I was born at Lower Cragg Farm, Cragg Vale. www.mytholmroyd.net /views1.html   (607 words)

The Newest Twig on Our Family Tree - Evan Morgan Howells It seemed fitting for a Christmas gift and for the song which my mother sings to Evan all the time ("Evan, Evan, our gift from Heaven. A picture of the truck that Gram & Grandad gave Evan for his 1st birthday! Once Evan was taken care of, we repositioned Miss Jessica so that she was peering over her shoulder and we snapped the picture you see above. www.oz.net /~cyndihow/evan.htm   (1187 words)

TrouserPress.com :: Denim None the worse for wear, Denim fixes sharply on a new set of targets-"The Great Pub Rock Revival," punk history ("Jane Suck Died in 77"), city planners ("Council Houses"), offering surprisingly rough and blunt views of sex and abortion ("Brumburger," "Grandad's False Teeth") and debauchery ("Glue and Smack"). "Best Song in the World" draws uncomfortably near Poohville, but Lawrence's distinctively inquisitive voice and the project's exquisite musicianship keeps Denim firmly sewn to its own odd domain. The musical span is likewise broader: Denim affects a jaunty Gilbert O'Sullivan bop in "Mrs Mills," goes all drippy for the maudlin "Synthesizers in the Rain" and apes Devo in "Shut Up Sidney," a comical spew against techno-pop and other chart abominations. www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=denim   (321 words)

XTC Forum - THIS IS NICE..... Anyhow, that Clive Dunn track was a goodie, my mates used to tease me (as a Manchester United fan) when I was about 12 or 13, with a line from his hit 'Grandad', they'd sing '...telephone and phonograph, Bobby charlton made us laugh...' it's a great little song, that Clive Dunn one. He made a full album, that Dunn bloke, in his Cpl Jones persona, called 'permission to sing, Sir' which was intermittently wonderful, in a bizarre-Shatneresque way. www.xtcidearecords.co.uk /cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=34&topic=592   (1406 words)

Origins: Sean South of Garryowen Sean South was a friend of my grandfather also called Sean, though grandad was a lot older than South. The song was written by Sean Costello of Limerick and first published in the "Irish Catholic" on 10 January 1957, just nine days after SS died. Was Sean South gay (and I agree, this is fairly nonsense), and Glasgow Sixties gang-handed [or not]. www.mudcat.org /thread.cfm?threadid=54351   (9813 words)

Progressive Ears Album Reviews This album if it were to have relatives in the progressive world would probably call OSI and Threshold brothers, would call Arena and Porcupine Tree first cousins would call Yes and ELP grandad, Supertramp and Marillion uncle and Evergrey brother in law! As soon as the first song you realise that where you should be hearing the bass, you're hearing orchestrated strings courtesy of the keyboard alongside the guitar. Whatever type of prog you like there's something in this album for you, apart from obvious cheesy neo-prog and fusion. www.progressiveears.com /asp/reviews.asp?albumID=2017   (302 words)

BBC - Cult - I Love 1971 - Music A novelty single drove Ernie’s milkcart to the top of the chart and Clive Dunn rocked to put a smile on the face of grandad. Who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1998? Listen to some of the Number One hits from 1971 - from George Harrison’s ‘My Sweet Lord’ to Rod Stewart’s ‘Maggie May’. www.bbc.co.uk /cult/ilove/years/1971/music.shtml   (80 words)

Smugsie@Jongleurs 19/12/04 Four Radio series (The In Crowd, A Set and A Song), A hit in 94 and 96 as Grandad Roberts with his son Elvis, "Meat Pie, Sausage Roll Come on England Give Us A Goal", Max's brother in Phoenix Nights, appearances in Cutting It, Cold Feet and the BAFTA Award winning Buried for Channel 4. The Mill At The Pier, Wigan 2004 Jongle Bells, Jongle Bells Jongleurs all the way, Oh what fun it is to have Smugsie on his way! homepage.mac.com /smartr/Personal11.html   (93 words)

Tower Records - The Inevitable - Squirrel Nut Zippers Among the highlights on this entertaining album are "La Grippe," Maxwell's paean to influenza, and "Good Enough for Grandad," a touching Mathus song about the importance of family tradition that sounds like the Squirrel Nut Zippers' manifesto. Whether listeners loved the Squirrel Nut Zippers' indescribable mix of '20s hot jazz, vaudeville novelties, calypsos, and New Orleans-style second-line music or considered them arch non-rock stylistic fetishists, it was impossible not to pay attention. In a mid-'90s indie scene that seemed stuck in an increasingly by-the-numbers rut, the debut by this septet from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, led by guitarist/singer Jim Mathus (who had previously been in the considerably more indiepop-oriented Metal Flake Mother), was both a complete shock and a hot topic of debate. www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=1053368   (295 words)

BREAD-The BBC TV series set in Liverpool The classic BBC comedy series set in Liverpool, England, from the legendary Carla Lane, OBE, who wrote 'The Liver Birds', 'Butterflies', 'Solo', 'The Mistress', 'The Last Song' and 'I Woke Up One Morning' among others. It was an ensemble piece rather than a star vehicle, and Waller's Grandad was an essential element. This was Bread, Carla Lane's sitcom about about the unemployed Boswell family on Merseyside, which at its peak in the late 1980s attracted an audience of 21 million. www.collectingbooksandmagazines.com /tvbread.html   (1655 words)

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