Yew Tree House http://www.ythkinver.co.uk The Home Of Radio Kinver Mon, 19 Dec 2011 17:07:47 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 The Home Of Radio Kinver Yew Tree House no The Home Of Radio Kinver Yew Tree House http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.ythkinver.co.uk Radio Kinver December 18th 2011 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/53 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/53#comments Sun, 18 Dec 2011 09:00:31 +0000 Edmund http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/?p=53 Continue reading →]]> We revisit ‘The Bohemian Girl’ now a forgotten opera, but this song is what has lasted. Soppy romantic and well done sung by Aled Jones with Julian Lloyd Webber’s cello almost in duet. Now a song form an old friend in Birmingham – the veteran folkie and songwriter -Harvey Andrews. Allow us to introduce you to ‘Sweet Talk Radio’ and a classic Carol King track which you can get free from their web page. An orchestral break with Claude Debussy. Now the Tredegar Orpheus Male Vice Choir and ‘Cum Rhonda’. A pair of Rock Chic’s…Linda Rondstadt and Bonnie Rait in a tribute singing ‘Blowing Away’ live! To close a song from Mr Flying Feet Astair.


Show Notes:

‘I dreamed I dwelt in Marble Halls’ Aled Jones and Julian Lloyd Webber

‘Long Long Time’ Harvey Andrews

‘Will You Still Love me’ Sweet Talk Radio

‘The Girl With The Flaxen Hair’ Claude Debussy

Poems in book, disc and download forms from Earlene Grey

‘Cum Rhonda’ Tredegar Orpheus Male Voice Choir

‘Blowing Away’ Linda Rondstat and Bonnie Rait on Youtube

‘They Can’t Take That Away’ Fred Astair

]]> http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/53/feed 0 We revisit ‘The Bohemian Girl’ now a forgotten opera, but this song is what has lasted. Soppy romantic and well done sung by Aled Jones with Julian Lloyd Webber’s cello almost in duet. Now a song form an old friend in Birmingham – the veteran folkie an... We revisit ‘The Bohemian Girl’ now a forgotten opera, but this song is what has lasted. Soppy romantic and well done sung by Aled Jones with Julian Lloyd Webber’s cello almost in duet. Now a song form an old friend in Birmingham – the veteran folkie and songwriter -Harvey Andrews. Allow us to introduce you to ‘Sweet Talk Radio’ and a classic Carol King track which you can get free from their web page. An orchestral break with Claude Debussy. Now the Tredegar Orpheus Male Vice Choir and ‘Cum Rhonda’. A pair of Rock Chic’s…Linda Rondstadt and Bonnie Rait in a tribute singing ‘Blowing Away’ live! To close a song from Mr Flying Feet Astair. Show Notes: ‘I dreamed I dwelt in Marble Halls’ Aled Jones and Julian Lloyd Webber ‘Long Long Time’ Harvey Andrews ‘Will You Still Love me’ Sweet Talk Radio ‘The Girl With The Flaxen Hair’ Claude Debussy Poems in book, disc and download forms from Earlene Grey ‘Cum Rhonda’ Tredegar Orpheus Male Voice Choir ‘Blowing Away’ Linda Rondstat and Bonnie Rait on Youtube ‘They Can’t Take That Away’ Fred Astair Yew Tree House no Radio Kinver December 11th 2011 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/6 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/6#comments Sun, 11 Dec 2011 09:00:57 +0000 Edmund http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/?p=6 Continue reading →]]> Greetings and we open with a singer we have neglected for too long, the brilliant Tracy Chapman. Gladness now for all the fans of Mr Tom Waits! now Darth Vader reads Walt Whitman. Nancy La Mott gives an unusual version of a film musical classic. A singer now almost forgotten but not to us, Glen Yarborogh. Ellie Goulding now for those who do not know her. Now The Empres of the Leaves herself… Earlene Grey and to close we have Emmy Lou and John D.


Show Notes:

‘Sing for You’ Tracy Chapman

‘Shiver Me Timbers’ Tom Waits

‘When Lilac’s in the Dooryard Bloom’ James Earl Jones

‘On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe’ Nancy LaMott

‘The World I used to know’ Glen Yarborogh

‘Your Song’ Ellie Goulding

‘WIld Montana Skies Emmy Lou Harris and John Denver

Earlene Grey Reads for you

‘Un di Felice’ Guiseppie di Stephano and Maris Callas

]]> http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/6/feed 0 Greetings and we open with a singer we have neglected for too long, the brilliant Tracy Chapman. Gladness now for all the fans of Mr Tom Waits! now Darth Vader reads Walt Whitman. Nancy La Mott gives an unusual version of a film musical classic. Greetings and we open with a singer we have neglected for too long, the brilliant Tracy Chapman. Gladness now for all the fans of Mr Tom Waits! now Darth Vader reads Walt Whitman. Nancy La Mott gives an unusual version of a film musical classic. A singer now almost forgotten but not to us, Glen Yarborogh. Ellie Goulding now for those who do not know her. Now The Empres of the Leaves herself… Earlene Grey and to close we have Emmy Lou and John D. Show Notes: ‘Sing for You’ Tracy Chapman ‘Shiver Me Timbers’ Tom Waits ‘When Lilac’s in the Dooryard Bloom’ James Earl Jones ‘On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe’ Nancy LaMott ‘The World I used to know’ Glen Yarborogh ‘Your Song’ Ellie Goulding ‘WIld Montana Skies Emmy Lou Harris and John Denver Earlene Grey Reads for you ‘Un di Felice’ Guiseppie di Stephano and Maris Callas Yew Tree House no Radio Kinver December 4th 2011 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/19 http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/19#comments Sun, 04 Dec 2011 09:00:46 +0000 Edmund http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/?p=19 Continue reading →]]> We open with the best anthem to all of the tea drinkers from the syncopation Queens – The Boswell Sisters. A song for an anonymous young  listener who is missing his lost love with good taste, Lorna Campbell sings her brother Ian’s songs. Now in memory of a father we have a Galliard by John Dowland. Michel B and Boyz II Men now coming home. The first ballad from Irving Berlin, ‘When I lost You’ ‘The Elixir of Love’ aria sung by Joseph Calleja. Air Supply now for youngsters who have rediscovered these masters of pop ‘slop rock’! as they were called just the other day. The lovley song from The Lord of the Rings…‘May it Be’ sung by Kiwi soprano Hayley Westerna. We close with our own diamond that shines bright for us and all lovers of poetry. Earlene Grey reading her poem.

Show Notes:

‘What I take My Sugar To Tea’ The Boswell Sisters

‘The Dawning of The Day’ Lorna Campbell

‘Walsingham Galliard’ John Dowland

‘I’m Coming Home’ michel Buble and Boyz II Men

‘When I Lost You’ Elizabeth Welche

‘Quanto e Bella Quanto e Cara’ Joseph Calleja

‘All Out of Love’ Air Supply

‘May it Be’ Haley Westerna

Earlene Grey, Poems in books and in downloads.

Andrew Piper’s Home Page

]]> http://www.ythkinver.co.uk/archives/19/feed 0 We open with the best anthem to all of the tea drinkers from the syncopation Queens – The Boswell Sisters. A song for an anonymous young  listener who is missing his lost love with good taste, Lorna Campbell sings her brother Ian’s songs. We open with the best anthem to all of the tea drinkers from the syncopation Queens – The Boswell Sisters. A song for an anonymous young  listener who is missing his lost love with good taste, Lorna Campbell sings her brother Ian’s songs. Now in memory of a father we have a Galliard by John Dowland. Michel B and Boyz II Men now coming home. The first ballad from Irving Berlin, ‘When I lost You’ ‘The Elixir of Love’ aria sung by Joseph Calleja. Air Supply now for youngsters who have rediscovered these masters of pop ‘slop rock’! as they were called just the other day. The lovley song from The Lord of the Rings…‘May it Be’ sung by Kiwi soprano Hayley Westerna. We close with our own diamond that shines bright for us and all lovers of poetry. Earlene Grey reading her poem. Show Notes: ‘What I take My Sugar To Tea’ The Boswell Sisters ‘The Dawning of The Day’ Lorna Campbell ‘Walsingham Galliard’ John Dowland ‘I’m Coming Home’ michel Buble and Boyz II Men ‘When I Lost You’ Elizabeth Welche ‘Quanto e Bella Quanto e Cara’ Joseph Calleja ‘All Out of Love’ Air Supply ‘May it Be’ Haley Westerna Earlene Grey, Poems in books and in downloads. Andrew Piper’s Home Page Yew Tree House no