We take a look at the music of Sandy Denny, with examples from Julie July.
And a call from an international artiste, who performed at Longborough Festival Opera in the past, and spent three years with Andre Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra as a Platin Tenor…..Eric Reddet. He will be in the company of his wife Abigail Richards as they tell us about The Macaron Project .
Expect an eclectic musical mix, with some Led Zeppelin, the Flowers Band, Pitmen Poets…….
With event news, sundry reminiscences..and whatever arises…
So..do tune in..tonight-Friday..7-9pm (Repeats Sunday Noon till 2) and Listen Again http://www.nccr.co.uk
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm) Sponsored by Cavendish Park Care Home,Offenham Road,Evesham WR11 3DX
Spot the guest!! The gallery isn’t definitive, but gives a feel for the more than 220 guests who shared with us during 2019.
The end of another year “In the Cooler” gives me the opportunity to say “Thank You” to all those guests who have graced our studio in Chipping Campden, or who otherwise have bravely allowed me to interview them about their music/book/charity/project/event during the last 12 months!! There’s enough material here for a book or two of my own!!
And a special “Thank You” to our programme sponsors “Cavendish Park Care Home”, who join with NCCR in putting something back into the community.
So, this week’s edition of “In the Cooler” will be a looking back at the past year’s guest list, a few reminiscences, and plenty of music!!
Please join me on Friday evening (7-9pm)(www.nccr.co.uk) or Sunday Noon till 2..and on the Listen Again link…..
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm) Sponsored by Cavendish Park Care Home,Offenham Road,Evesham WR11 3DX
Tonight’s programme gives us another opportunity to listen again to Generation Jones in NCCR’s Chipping Campden studio….we can look forward to 3 covers, and 3 original songs
We’ll take a walk in Wolford Wood…(not the Black Forest!), and listen to the silence!!(amongst other things…)
And expect a conversation with Merrill Osmond……….
Courtesy: Merrill Osmond
Plus the latest news from Cavendish Park Care Home.. and plenty of music…
So, be sure to tune in on Friday at 7pm, or the repeat on Sunday at Noon.. or on the Listen Again feature for the next 7 days….
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm) Sponsored by Cavendish Park Care Home,Offenham Road,Evesham WR11 3DX
This week’s edition is devoted to a local ground breaking Evesham & Cotswolds based group………Cats Eyes!!
Cats Eyes (1967)
With music from…Cats Eyes, Jim Capaldi, Spooky Tooth, Mott The Hoople, Led Zeppelin, Gino Washington & The Ram Jam Band, Dr Feelgood and The Kursaal Flyers.
And Doug Alcock, Roy “Tink” Banks and Dave Busby will fill in the details!!
A tribute to the late David Bellamy from Wolford Woods’ Marcus Postlethwaite..
Plus the latest news from Cavendish Park Care Home.. and plenty of music…
So, be sure to tune in on Friday at 7pm, or the repeat on Sunday at Noon.. or on the Listen Again feature for the next 7 days….
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm)Sponsored by Cavendish Park Care Home,Offenham Road,Evesham WR11 3DX
“In The Cooler” was delighted to invite Julian Dutton into the studio in Chipping Campden on his way to Banbury to perform in his show “Do You Think That’s Wise?”…. his John Le Mesurier impressions have to be heard!! And he gives us an insight into his 2020 tour of “Last Of The Summer Wine”….
This week has seen some sad departures… Clive James, Jonathan Miller, Gary Rhodes and Iain Sutherland.. expect some tributes in the next week or so..
Rob Saunders at Deuce Music has introduced us to:
Singer-Songwriter Kayla Grace who is based in Watford, England.
>Having developed self-sufficiency at an early age due to her parents having to focus most of their time with her sister who has special needs, Kayla Grace quickly learned the harsh realities of life way before her friends.With a past of severe bullying, toxic relationships and manipulative friends, Kayla Grace releases her second single, Note To Self.
Hip Hop Beatmaker and Lyricist Tuu Ra who is based in New York, USA .
and ExtinctionRebellion Written and recorded by Deuce Act Mick J Clark, his song We Will Never Surrender was offered to Extinction Rebellion after being impressed by the work they were doing peacefully protesting against climate change. The song was welcomed by Extinction Rebellion but as they are not a registered charity it was suggested the song were to be put n www.igiveyougive.org to raise money for Greenpeace instead. Details on how you can purchase the track and donate to Greenpeace can be found at www.igiveyougive.org
So, be sure to tune in on Friday at 7pm, or the repat on Sunday at Noon.. or on the Listen Again feature for the next 7 days….
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm) Sponsored by Cavendish Park Care Home,Offenham Road,Evesham WR11 3DX
Liz Scamans will be telling us about Banbury Choral Society, its history and forthcoming programme…
David Gemarney of Read Easy shares helpful information on how their programme is life enhancing….
Marcus Postlethwaite of Wolford Wood SSSi, Warwickshire’s Scientific Wood , has an invitation and update for us….
And expect a poem or two from our resident poet Paul D Curran and his latest volume “Repeat Fees”..
News also from Jazz Stroud, the Gimson Exhibition at The Wilson, Cheltenham…matters arising… and plenty of appropriate music for the occasion!!
“In The Cooler” (Fridays 7 – 9pm rpt Sun noon-2pm)
In this evening’s Cooler Classics, Peter Hunt, Chipping Norton Choral Society will be talking about the CNCS history, and its next concert – on SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2019 at Cheltenham Town Hall- in collaboration with the North Cotswold Chamber choir, CNCS will perform Walton’s Belshazzar’s Feast – accompanied by the Cheltenham Chamber Orchestra.
Debbie Jagla, MD of Orchestra of the Swan(OOTS) will be speaking about the new recording project of OOTS,”Timelapse”, and how we can all be involved!!
And expect an eclectic mix of appropriate music, including excerpts from William Walton’s Belshazzar’s Feast (it doesn’t end well!!) and a mix of contemporary and classical music, providing a soundscape across the years……
