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Topic: Re Classic JAM 5 and Clue Live 2 cds

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MiriamJul 23, 2008
 

 
(Dean You will be relieved to know that I did listen to the JAM cd
in
less than a week)
I really enjoyed the conversions with Paul and Nicholas-( I love
Paul's
laugh)
The only downside is that sometimes Paul did sound like he was
across
the room from the microphone ( or sharing a mic perhaps?) and it did
indeed sound like they were in a dungen at the BBC :)
Good choice of shows and at least that I hadn't heard before.
( I often put my mp3 player on shuffle so I hear 'classics' along
with
the more modern shows)

Listening to the Clue Live 2 just makes one realize how dear Humph
is going to be missed! It also shows how these performers knew each
other and how to make the audience and each other laugh/react.
What amazes me is that Graeme and Tim have worked together on and
off since their Cambridge days- not many in any entainment field can
say that. Willie Rushton could be so quick off the mark to respond to
about anything.
To those in the UK-Treasure these shows/performers- you have No
idea what you have! You may complain about radio 4 all you want but
at
least You HAVE something that the usa doesn't! Miriam

 
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Topic: Re: Re Classic JAM 5 and Clue Live 2 cds

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Dean BedfordJul 26, 2008
 

 
On Thursday, July 24, 2008, at 05:59 AM, Miriam wrote:

> (Dean You will be relieved to know that I did listen to the JAM cd
> in
> less than a week)
> I really enjoyed the conversions with Paul and Nicholas-( I love
> Paul's
> laugh)
> The only downside is that sometimes Paul did sound like he was
> across
> the room from the microphone ( or sharing a mic perhaps?) and it did
> indeed sound like they were in a dungen at the BBC :)
> Good choice of shows and at least that I hadn't heard before.
> ( I often put my mp3 player on shuffle so I hear 'classics' along
> with
> the more modern shows)

I must admit I rather wish I'd saved some to listen to - I'd pay a fair
bit to hear some "fresh" Kenneth Williams playing JAM...