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3:32pm Friday 4th July 2008
Meat Loaf has bounced back from the failing voice that brought a show to a sudden halt. Now he is booming again, as Charles Hutchinson discovers.
3:29pm Friday 4th July 2008
Paul Heaton has not been resting since The Beautiful South disbanded in 2007 “due to musical similarities”. Instead the onetime Housemartin has launched his solo career, forming a new band with co-songwriter Steve Trafford on guitar, Tom Chapman on bass, and Brian Edwards on drums.
3:26pm Friday 4th July 2008
FORGET Cream or Led Zeppelin, this is the biggie: Pentangle is reforming, as the Guardian enthused when announcing the return of the original line-up of the British folk-jazz pioneers.
3:22pm Friday 4th July 2008
FRESH from finishing their A-levels at assorted North London schools, Cajun Dance Party can at last mount a tour in support of their debut album The Colourful Life. The first night of their northern travels, at Fibbers in York, has sold out already.
3:09pm Friday 4th July 2008
DID you enjoy the jazz/world music element of Glastonbury on TV, ticked away in nocturnal hours? The shock/horror media coverage of Amy Winehouse and her wayward and wobbly demeanour should not detract from her undeniable talent.
2:33pm Friday 4th July 2008
THE Ryedale Festival Community Opera cast of 110 assembles on Monday to bring The Wedding Ghost to mysterious and magical life next Friday and Saturday at the Milton Rooms, Malton.
1:26pm Thursday 3rd July 2008
THE sedate surroundings of Castle Howard will next week be rocked by the Bat Out Of Hell that is Meat Loaf.
11:37am Wednesday 2nd July 2008
When you remember that the piano was the 19th century equivalent of the television in the 20th – essential furniture in every parlour – it is hardly surprising Brahms adapted many of his most popular works for piano duettists.
10:34am Tuesday 1st July 2008
Given the vagaries of our wonderful climate, anything that reminds us of the weather we think we deserve is extremely welcome.
11:02am Monday 30th June 2008
Would it be heresy to even suggest to any one of the thousands of disciples who flocked on Sunday to see their guitar god pluck the pentatonic scale one more time that there was something missing from the ample and varied set-list served up by Eric Clapton to his congregation?
Updated 10:03pm Friday 4th July 2008
Deputy London Mayor Ray Lewis has resigned amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour and financial irregularities, he announced.
LAST YEAR it was a shark off the Cornwall coast that saw The Sun through the silly season; this year it’s little green men in flying saucers over Shropshire. Both stories, of course, are utter tosh.
IT’S an institution which has saved lives – and provided many people with a new lease of life.
IT was a bit of an eye-opener to say the least. The highlight of a friend’s stag party in Paris last weekend saw a group of hardened racegoers, including your correspondent, take a trip to the Hippodrome de Saint-Cloud in the west of the city.
BBC Radio York celebrates its 25th birthday today. Reporter NADIA JEFFERSON-BROWN looks back at the station’s history.
RACING’S equivalent of the Champions League has been given the thumbs-up by York Racecourse chief executive William Derby.
There were some brilliant matches on local stillwaters at the weekend with 100lb bags needed to make the top of the prize list.
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