It's always time for this. Grim. Up. North.

[Uncleskinny]

I think I may have posted this in the past.

Shelagh Delaney? Keith Waterhouse? John Braine? Barry Hines? Alan Sillitoe?

Add them up, and what do you get?



Goodnight.

Peter

 

[Jukebox Jury]

I think I may have posted this in the past.

Shelagh Delaney? Keith Waterhouse? John Braine? Barry Hines? Alan Sillitoe?

Add them up, and what do you get?



Goodnight.

Peter

A taste of a kestral on a Sunday morning?

Jukebox Jury

 

[Hellie]

I have this on a dusty old video somewhere.Brilliant stuff.I love Harry's take on that era.

 

[Drew a swallow]

The Southern perspective - yeah right!

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[Hellie]

Yeah Loadsa Money, a product of Thatcher's Britain.

Smashie and Nicey are my fave characters.Remind me of Sunday nights and David Kid Jenson and the Top 40 rundown.(God I'm old)

 

[Vauxhall Vixen]

Very well done. I bet Morrissey would enjoy this.
'stop yer whinin' yer little bastard!'

 

[Our Lady]

It's essentially terrace talk broadcast by the BBC.

 

[M-in-Oz]

Thanks for posting - I loved it - reminded me of my Grandpa. But what does the bit at the end mean, something about "flying a whippet"?

 

[Hellie]

Thanks for posting - I loved it - reminded me of my Grandpa. But what does the bit at the end mean, something about "flying a whippet"?

Maybe it's racing those little miniature greyhound dogs?

 

[M-in-Oz]

Maybe it's racing those little miniature greyhound dogs?

Thanks Hellie, I have a whippet & my best guess was that it was a reference to a dog, but you never know.