[…]g images. That isn’t just a temporary phenomenon I think that’s going to partly transform the way in which people receive information, entertainment, music – well we’ve already seen that in music and audiovisual forms as well. I don’t think that’s a temporary fly-by-night thing, that’s going to comp[…]
[…]s rather when you feel that um - I mean Red Law, who used to be here years ago, when Red Law retired you felt, "Well there was somebody that recorded music and would never be replaced."Bill Welch: Not with the same touch.Jim Shields: No. I remember when John Cox retired, you'd say,"Well there's a ch[…]
[…]te of birth,{not actually answered] and that Ed was adopted by Jack (a Blacksmith) and Hannah Graham (a millworker), born Darlington.Started out with music, singing and dancing, and local choir, his parents sent him to Jean Hardy’stheatrical school. He entertained his parents and worked with Don Sor[…]
