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Re: It was 40 years ago today

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MiriamDec 23, 2007
 

 
-Here's to the Many Many Minutes spent listening/laughing to
JAM.Thanks to all those who worked/produced/performed on JAM over the
yrs. ( bless the late David Hatch for Not giving up!)

I discovered this show by accident in 97 ( local radio running
the BBC World Service overnight) I was already Long Time Addicted
Anglophile and a Paul Merton fan ( via our local Brit Tv/video
watching group) and became an overnight Raving Fan.
I work in a kitchen and I bring my JAM tapes to listen to while I
chop my veggies and make salads-it keeps me amused during the more
mundane part of my job. My coworkers are now used to my quiet giggles
and when I have to LOL- usually at my hero Paul Merton.
*** And I want to thank Dean for all his hard work over the yrs on
his sites! (And Deans's help in the past- you helped get me a video
of the Arena JAM special a few yrs back after I Begged on the BBC
message board :) Cheers Miriam in Seattle


-- In just-a-minute@..., Dean Bedford <dbedford@...>
wrote:

>
> If you can, pick out one of your favourite editions, charge your

glass,

> and toast David Hatch, Ian Messiter, Nicholas Parsons, Clement

Freud and

> Derek Nimmo who 40 yaers ago were nervously wondering how the first

show

> would be received.
>

 
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