What are you listening to?

[Chalkie]

I ain't superstitious

Jeff Beck group ft Rod Stewart

 

[Chalkie]

The train kept a rollin

The Yard birds.

Having a proper Mod morning.

Resurrected some great old tunes.

Long John Baldrey and the Hoochie Coochie Men. Just amazing.

 

[TobyC]

 

[Chalkie]

Just had 3 hours of 60s Mod music. All British bands, mostly English. Incredible array of talent. Made me all nostalgic.

 

[isaiah53]

 

[dodgy]

Just had 3 hours of 60s Mod music. All British bands, mostly English. Incredible array of talent. Made me all nostalgic.

Speaking of nostalgia:

 

[wayne_m]

Bought this 7" yesterday, cost me £180.00 but I've been after it years and it seldom comes up for sale. I lovely piece of 70's modern Soul.

 

[Chalkie]

Speaking of nostalgia:

I listen to this song on a very regular basis. Like, once per week at least. My Manchester buddy and I used to do this as a Karaoke duet. Just love this tune.

 

[Chalkie]

I have been listening to BBC podcasts about d day.

Fascinating stories that you would not normally hear about.
Stories about how it affected the little man, the man in the street.

Brilliant story telling from the Beeb.

 

[Glen_Lee]

I have been listening to BBC podcasts about d day.

Fascinating stories that you would not normally hear about.
Stories about how it affected the little man, the man in the street.

Brilliant story telling from the Beeb.

The Cover series about Stakenife is unbelievable. A tough subject matter. Link -> here

 

[Chalkie]

The Cover series about Stakenife is unbelievable. A tough subject matter. Link -> here

The sheer volume of paperwork that was needed yet had to be kept secret.
The variety of tasks given out to the Resistance fighters in order to confuse the Germans.
The personal risks taken by SOE operatives.
The staff officers at British HQ were absolute geniuses yet not one was a field officer, it was all theory.

Fascinating.

 

[Mark12]

 

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