Bits and Pieces
The Kershaw Files
Bits and Pieces
Posted by Martin "star-spotter" Kelner on Jul 17, 2011 - 2:50:39 PM
If you have read a newspaper or magazine, or listened to a radio show lately, you cannot have missed the sight and sounds of Andy Kershaw talking about his book, No Off Switch
Sadly, what much of the publicity has failed to notice is that Andy is a very funny man, and the book is hilarious. Click now for "funny" Andy in conversation...
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The Beatles - More Exotic Than Ever
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Posted by Martin "Don't make it bad.." Kelner on Mar 30, 2011 - 6:33:22 PM
Exciting news for fans of Beatle covers - and who isn't? - is the release of Exotic Beatles 4, the weirdest collection yet of Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison songs, compiled by Jim Phelan, one of Britain's finest pop archaeologists, who has made the uncovering of Beatle-related curiosities his life's work...
Phelan, designer of many a fine album cover for Cherry Red, has a pop artist's instinct for marrying strange and very wonderful music to actuality of The Beatles themselves, and some of the madness surrounding the boys especially in the U.S.
Click, click, click for examples...
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Talking out of his arse!
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Posted by Martin "Available in High Definition" Kelner on Jan 27, 2011 - 12:19:28 PM
Click through for tribute to much-loved Sky Sports host, Richard Keys...
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Woofters!
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Posted by Martin "Unblemished" Kelner on Oct 13, 2010 - 6:31:06 PM
How many breakfast shows not only tip you the winner of the Booker Prize at the very generous odds of 8-1, but also feature a ten-year-old boy saying "woofter"?
Only Martin Kelner and Katherine Hannah's Ridiculously Early Show on BBC Leeds. Join the Facebook group now.
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Clunk Click, as it 'appens - the only man to use Adriano's back entrance in the Flying Pizza
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Posted by Martin "now then, now then" Kelner on Oct 11, 2010 - 8:54:01 PM
There's only one way to liven up a terminally boring live interview about seat belts with an AA spokesman...and that is by starting with a bit of Jimmy Savile
Spot the part where the producer comes in our ears, giving it all "Can we talk about the bloody seat-belts now for goodness sake?"
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