#paul hines

[daisies66]

Interview with Test Dept.

ZigZag Magazine, March 1984. Scanned by me.

[gummyartstradingcards]

[nkp1981]

The 8th Doctor And Jamie With Bessie

Pic Is From: "Doctor Who Experience"

[lord-save-me]

Being obsessed with 60’s media as a youngster is so embarrassing like WOW isn’t this boy band so pretty? WRONG! Half are dead before you were thought of and the other half are older than your grandparents.

And don’t even get me started on getting into the fashion and looking like you’ve just time travel

[mythserene]

AUDIO: The impact of Tune In on some of the most awesome Beatles podcasters in existence: the peeps from Screw It, We're Just Gonna Talk About the Beatles (followed by two happier—and opposite ones—based on watching "Get Back")

Okay, I'm going to do this. Sloppily. But if anyone is mean to these guys in any way I am going to hunt you down, because they are awesome. Absolutely wonderful. But I remembered listening to this episode where they talked about Tune In back when I was sort of obsessed with the story of the early Beatles and loved/hated Lewisohn's book, and so I went back to see if the effect of Tune In on opinions of Paul McCartney were as marked as I remembered, and yeah. Even more. I could not clip anywhere near all of them, but I took a few.

You really should listen to this podcast in general. It's joyful and lovely. And do not blame them for the impact of the book. But that is the point. People who love The Beatles are completely charmed with Tune In, and because the book is so detailed and well-written, prose-wise, and Lewisohn is so revered, no one thinks to question the slant.

three clips from their Tune In episode:

*with creator Will Hines and panelists Katie Plattner and Jennifer Wang

It's important to note that this episode aired in August of 2018—before "Get Back"—so for the hell of it, I'm going to add a clip or two of their Get Back episode after these just for the contrast. To see the difference in reading "the expert" who got his expertise from working for Paul and who Paul fired and doesn't seem to like much any more, and actually watching these people in real life. (Or as close as we're going to get.)

Clip: Paul was cold and alienating but "John felt warm and friendly” and "he was the leader."

Clip: Paul was such an "asshole" to Brian Epstein. He was "so petty." "I have so much affection for Paul, but reading this there was a bunch of times where I was like, 'What the fuck are you doing, Paul? Like, quit being such a jerk.'" You get a sense of Paul's "iciness." Paul's reaction to him mom dying compared to John's.

Clip: Paul wanted Stu out because he wanted John, possibly unconsciously

Now, from their Get Back episode. (An absolute joy, btw.)

Clip: Paul was "the leader," Paul was "the engine." The way John and Paul locked eyes.

Clip: Conflict resolution, Paul "being humble about a lot of stuff" "in a surprising way," how compatible John and Paul were, "so much more compatible than it's made out to be," they all "had a lot of sympathy for each other," more John and Paul locking eyes

Fwiw, a reminder that Mark Lewisohn said he saw nothing new in "Get Back" and most definitely did not see anything like what he was seeing all over the internet that everyone else saw. (And he seemed very annoyed about all us hicks seeing what wasn't there.) But for these fans with a podcast, it basically flipped their impressions of the band formed from Tune In a full one-hundred eighty degrees.

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I am so done for today. ✌🏻💜

[jonbutter]

Comedy Bang Bang show in Atlanta was hilarious!!!

[jazzdailyblog]

John Gilmore: The Sonic Architect of Avant-Garde Jazz

Introduction: In the pantheon of jazz, where the names of saxophonists like John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, and Charlie Parker loom large, one figure remains shrouded in mystery yet revered among musicians and aficionados: John Gilmore. A central figure in the avant-garde movement, Gilmore spent most of his career as the tenor saxophonist for Sun Ra’s Arkestra, playing a key role in shaping the…

[radiofreeskaro]

Radio Free Skaro #968 - We Are Going to Be Too Late Again

Radio Free Skaro #968 - We Are Going to Be Too Late Again - #DoctorWho missing episodes update with Tim Burrows! - Season 25 Collection coming to Blu-ray! - First #gally1 guests announced!

http://traffic.libsyn.com/freyburg/rfs968.mp3 Download MP3 It’s time again for some televisual detective work as Tim Burrows of the Missing Episodes Podcast joins Steven for a fulsome discussion on the latest news in the ongoing search for lost Doctor Who episodes and the collectors hoarding, curating, and preserving them. Plus we’ve got news of Russell T Davies discussing new companion Varada…

[junkyardbluebox]

*runs in*

I'm still recovering from LI Who but wanted to pop in and make a quick post. It was amazing. A few highlights:

Frazer has written a new book which will be out in October. He was as sweet and funny as ever. He and Michael Troughton were especially funny together. Speaking of which, Michael shared some nice and interesting memories of his father.

Paul McGann is really nice and has a hearty handshake. :D

Katy Manning is as sweet as ever. Such an amazing, positive person.

I'll have more to share in my report. But for now I'll leave you with a smiley pic of Frazer :

(oh and @circular-time I think I may have seen you there? If I'd seen your reblog before we left I def would have sought you out but from what I remember I believe I did see you at some point... I was a small lady (mid 40s but told I don't look it) with glasses and long dark brown hair. If you were at FrazerCon I managed to win a sticker... which I hadn't expected, lol)

More later!

*runs out*

[lidoctorwhocon]

Everything is about to change! We have a new series guest announcement that will surely light a fuse.

Get up close and personal for the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who.

The trip of a lifetime is back and space is extremely limited.

longislanddoctorwho.com

#LIWho60 #LIWho #DoctorWhofandom #DoctorWho #DrWho

[coolasakuhncumber]

Watching Paul Kelly do silent night with a German verse, then How to Make Gravy and Marcia Hines and choir do acapella AmaIng Grace were the highlights of Carols in the Domain for me.

[nkp1981]

The 8th Doctor And Jamie In The TARDIS

Pic Is From: “Doctor Who Experience”

[lord-save-me]

Being into vintage media is audibly sighing in relief when googling their age

[newsatsix1986]

Teenage me would be screaming that she now has these two Good News Week CDs! The Paul McDermott Unplugged one arrived today! 😍 Younger me had downloaded these off a Yolasite back in 2014 but there's something so special about having them in CD form. The monologues are very funny and the Live Songs/Volume Two is still a killer! Forgot how good the songs from this show were! 😍

Nine years of loving Good News Week this year and every single one of those nine years, I've gone back to it somehow! It was a treasure and I wish it would come back. I know I am primarily a Newsreader fanpage nowadays but I'll always make an exception for this treasure of a show. It was The Newsreader of my teenage years, after all 😉💖🇦🇺📺🌟

[eutravels]

Doctor Who Short Trips Paul Spragg Memorial Opportunity: The Last Day at Work (3)

So this one is really really good, very touching, very well written, and I really did not expect such a plot twist.

I'm totally considering it as canon since the explanation given to an old Doctor Who mystery in this audiois probably my favourite one, though a bit far fetched, but it's what I liked about it, because it worked very well anyway.

You should definitely get it since it's free on the Big Finish website!

[downthetubes]

London’s Bookery Gallery’s “All About Ink” exhibition opens this weekend

A smashing exhibition of comic art opens at the Bookery Gallery in London this weekend

London’s The Bookery Gallery hosts an inky extravaganza, All About The Ink!, this month, opening on Saturday 8th April and running until 6th May 2023. An exhibition of contemporary cartooning and comics art, the show will be a cavalcade of inky splendour, hanging original works by over 20 cartoonists, alongside digital displays of works in progress, coloured finishes and short films. The…