Richard Hawley

[bradowl]

10 hours ago, Ian_D said:

 

Here you go:  http://bfy.tw/HQJS

 

 

No wiser, never heard of him, for some reason I was thinking of Calendar news. 

[Lord Snooty]

5 minutes ago, daleblue said:

 

Well what can I say,and that posted by a pillar of society, too many Cherry Brandies? 

Take yourself to the outhouse, sit there and think on, come to your senses and get back into the flock of bell bottoms, and tank tops, thank me later.

PS, your not one of those crazy Rockers, are you?

 

Started off as a rebellion thing to annoy my father and violin teacher.

Then I found...I quite like it too!

[Justbeanz]

9 hours ago, wakefieldowl said:

I still find it amazing that the vast majority of people still think that music is only about the commercialised crap that is played by the atrocious radio stations.

I'm only guessing here, but I'd imagine less than 10% of the population are actually aware of what 'proper' music is.

Don't listen to the absolute meaningless dross they force feed you on the radio folks

^^^^^ this 100%. Wish l could up vote it twice.

[daleblue]

2 minutes ago, Lord Snooty said:

 

Started off as a rebellion thing to annoy my father and violin teacher.

Then I found...I quite like it too!

 

Your father sounds like mine.

I understand.

Were not related are we, had a one eyed uncle who worked down pit, named  Arnie, from Harley?

[A E Neuman NYowl]

I quite like Richard Hawley, like a musical version of the Pete Mckee referencing a lot of Sheffield stuff. (Standing on coles corner, hollow meadows etc.)

 

Probably a bit too commercial for some tastes, I don't think I would have listened to him when I was young and a rebel.

 

Try Heart of Oak a very catchy little tune.

[acquiescefc]

45 minutes ago, daleblue said:

 

Sorry, not a teche, too old, was a band formed for Eurovision song contest (quality), in 1974 beat our Olivia Newton John who performed the classic Long Live Love

which came  fourth, (vote rigging) , staged in Brighton (nice), and all us kids were allowed to stay up and watch (great).

Hope this helps.

[daleblue]

6 minutes ago, acquiescefc said:

 

Somebody got Whooshed here, you or me.

[mildatheart67]

Richard Hawley at one of his gigs..

So I am walking mi dog in ebdcliffe park and I see a Sheffield united season ticket nailed to a tree.

I am flipping having that ,they are valuable.

 

You can never have enough nails..

[Concrete Owl]

10 hours ago, wakefieldowl said:

I still find it amazing that the vast majority of people still think that music is only about the commercialised crap that is played by the atrocious radio stations.

I'm only guessing here, but I'd imagine less than 10% of the population are actually aware of what 'proper' music is.

Don't listen to the absolute meaningless dross they force feed you on the radio folks

I’ve always listened to Radio 1 but aged 55 it’s really doing my head in now. Radio 2  is ok but still play really old MOR dribble. No DAB IN truck so can’t get 6 music but even that seems a bit elitist & up its own arse at times. I’m at the Radio station crossroads & don’t know where to turn. 

[steveger]

I cut down a small Tree at the bottom of my garden just last week, i couldn't believe the enormous pleasure that swept through my body, i felt no guilt whatsoever and shall repeat the enjoyable feat once the chainsaw oil arrives from eBay.

 

Just saying like....

 

The Richard Hawley thingy didn't him and his boob flashing wife Judy present that terrible This morning programme in the late 80's

Edited April 2, 2018 by steveger

[Justbeanz]

7 minutes ago, steveger said:

I cut down a small Tree at the bottom of my garden just last week, i couldn't believe the enormous pleasure that swept through my body, i felt no guilt whatsoever and shall repeat the enjoyable feat once the chainsaw oil arrives from eBay.

 

Just saying like....

 

The Richard Hawley thingy didn't him and his boob flashing wife Judy present that terrible This morning programme in the late 80's

That's the one. Fred the weather man is one of his backing singers.

[s73owl]

23 minutes ago, acquiescefc said:

Is that you @theowlsman 

[Finney on the Wing]

38 minutes ago, Lord Snooty said:

 

Started off as a rebellion thing to annoy my father and violin teacher.

Then I found...I quite like it too!

 

Here ya go your Lordship, not totally representative of his work, but it's the nearest to what you might find bearable...

 

(and it's rather good!!)

 

 

[Justbeanz]

Standing at the Skys Edge. Cracking tune.

[Lincs Owl]

9 hours ago, wakefieldowl said:

I still find it amazing that the vast majority of people still think that music is only about the commercialised crap that is played by the atrocious radio stations.

I'm only guessing here, but I'd imagine less than 10% of the population are actually aware of what 'proper' music is.

Don't listen to the absolute meaningless dross they force feed you on the radio folks

 

I'm only guessing here, but I imagine you mean the music YOU like is liked by less than 10% of the rest of us?

I personally insist on force feeding. 

[Hughthecone]

49 minutes ago, Justbeanz said:

That's the one. Fred the weather man is one of his backing singers.

Backing into all sorts I believe.

[torryowl]

11 hours ago, S36 OWL said:

 

Shame on you. The south and Grandstand are Quiet zones where no noise is allowed. 

only the rustling of the  werther originals bag is tolerated by us grandstanders ........

[Lord Snooty]

1 hour ago, daleblue said:

 

Your father sounds like mine.

I understand.

Were not related are we, had a one eyed uncle who worked down pit, named  Arnie, from Harley?

 

My father in law had one eye.  Least I think he did,  I never saw him personally. But when I was first married the mother in law was permanently on the phone to the wife saying she was being terrified again by the one eyed monster.

[wakefieldowl]

57 minutes ago, Lincs Owl said:

 

I'm only guessing here, but I imagine you mean the music YOU like is liked by less than 10% of the rest of us?

I personally insist on force feeding. 

Yes you are guessing.

The stuff I like is so wide and varied I can't imagine even 1 % would share my likes.

It's ok to like boyzone, girls aloud etc if that's what anyone likes. I'm just saying that 90 % music is deeper more meaningful, and fulfilling, but is not really exposed by the radio and media, who prefer more bland commercial  stuff. My point was to go looking for  what I feel is better more intelligent music than what you are force fed

[beano]

He was still celebrating the next day?

 

Fair play, but I’m glad I managed to continue my celebrations at home rather than still at the ground.