What's In Your CD Player/iPod/MP3/Computer/Hi Fi, Right Now?

[ROBERT M.]

Listening to Frances Langford's lovely CD.........So Many Memories tonight

[Sandra]

New Michael Buble CD.It is actually really good.Particularly like the tracks
'All of me','Stardust' and 'You're nobody till somebody loves you'.
But all the tracks are good in their own way

[ROBERT M.]

I usually listen to String of Pearls on listen again during the week, but for some reason this week every time I try to access the programme, it says unavailable at this time

[Mark Fox]

I used to listen to Gary Copley more-an excellent regional programme!

[Marian]

I'm listening to Jack Jones's newly remastered album "I Never Had it So Good"-I've got to get it embedded in Peter's brain before we see Jack again on Thursday.
Marian

[ROBERT M.]

String of Pearls is still not up, so that's it for this week

[Mark Fox]

'WHERE ARE YOU?'the superb Sinatra album.

[ROBERT M.]

Listening to Susan Boyles CD now ..............I got it bought me

[ROBERT M.]

After listening to the CD, I think they should have re-titled it ..........."12 of the slowest ever songs to fall asleep to" ...............Susan has a great voice, but some of these songs are dare I say......dire, yet one or two are very good, but most are non desrcript, and...........all are VERY SLOW, which does suite Susans voice, but come on, one or two up tempo songs would have been ideal........to break up the monotony

[Lena & Harry Smith]

Just listening to Dewi Griffiths playing Matt's "The Shadow Of Your Smile"

[john]

Been listening to Vear Lynn's no. 1 album. Really good selections of songs, one of my favourites is "Travelling Home", haven't heard this one before.

[Lena & Harry Smith]

Listening to Johnny Mathis beginning Eric Hall's show singing "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas" and joined by Bette Midler with " Let It Snow " and "Walking In A Winter Wonderland "

[mariana44]

That song "Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas" always reminds me of many happy "Mathis" Christmas get togethers at "the Grand Hotel" in Birmingham---opposite a small public garden.

"there's a tree in the Grand Hotel--and one in the park as well"

[Don Cooper]

---opposite a small public garden.

I have to tell you,Marian. If you were in The Grand Hotel, Colmore Row,Birmingham the garden is the graveyard and grounds
of St.Phillips Cathedral. One of the-if not the smallest Cathedrals in England. (Wherein The Medieaval Babes are soon to,
ahem, perform some Christmas Carols,Hymns etc)

The garden has now been purloined by the teen/adult Goth community of Brum City Centre who have elevated the public
space to a weekend rendezvous point. They are usually very pale and haunted looking to begin with. Heaven help them if any
of the underground crypt occupants see fit to make an unscheduled appearance one fine day/night.

Don

[Don Cooper]

Vear Lynn

"Some say she is the new female presenter on Top Gear, John? "