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Sex and Violins: Bytes From The Big Apple

21st June 2010 | 3 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

Perhaps I can blame the pace of life, the infinite travelling, or a particularly intense period of multi-tasking, but the past twelve months seem to have simply flown by. After fifteen years spent pickin' 'n' grinnin' in Nashville, I can't believe that I've experienced my second equinox in New York. This time last year, springtide didn't so much spring into summer, it limped bedraggled into the solstice with the city...

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The Ministry of Sound Radio

18th March 2010 | 4 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

It seems that hardly a day goes by without the finger of suspicion being pointed at the BBC. Googling and gossip is at an all time high, and the nation’s chattering classes and nattering networks are abuzz with criticisms and carping. The Corporation’s unfathomable remit and the indelicate quality of its output top the list of tetchy topics. Equally prickly are the budgeting excesses, ageism, political bias and that old...

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Bytes From the Big Apple: A Really Big Tim McGraw Webcast

22nd October 2009 | 3 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

Of late, the Ed Sullivan Theatre at 1697-1699 Broadway has been subjected to a level of interest not seen since the days when Elvis Presley appeared there in the fifties and the Beatles in the sixties. The venerable venue first made headlines after it opened as Hammerstein's Theater back in November 1927. Its grand title was bequeathed in honour of Oscar Hammerstein 1, whose opera-producing son Arthur was responsible for...

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Bytes From The Big Apple: Moving house is a moving experience

26th May 2009 | 1 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

"A Moving Experience". Now there's a phrase that pays, and all the more so if you are going through the process of relocation.
For the past few weeks every waking hour has been devoted to packing, boxing and generally condensing my life's work into an army of crates stamped with that impassive instruction, 'This Way Up'.
After spending fourteen fascinating years producing, writing and playing bass in Nashville, the hand of guidance...

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Stuart Colman

Writer, producer, musician and broadcaster - Stuart Colman has worked with everyone from Kate Bush to Shakin' Stevens. He brings us the ins and outs from the music industry.

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2011 (7)
- October (1)
  - 6/10: BYTES FROM THE INGLORIOUS SUMMER
- August (1)
  - 2/08: HUMAN'S RIGHTS FROM THE BIG APPLE
- June (1)
  - 23/06: Bytes from the Niggling Insomnia
- May (1)
  - 19/05: BYTES FROM THE BIG CONVENTION
- March (1)
  - 31/03: Bytes From the Big Apple: A Script, a Cast, a time and a place.
- February (1)
  - 10/02: Bytes From the Big Apple": Bill Haley & the Comets
- January (1)
  - 6/01: Bytes From the Big Apple: The Ripe Mr. Rupe
2010 (13)
- December (1)
  - 2/12: Bites (At Home and Away) From the Big Apple
- October (1)
  - 27/10: School Bytes from the Big Apple
- September (1)
  - 30/09: Bytes From the Secure Big Apple
- August (1)
  - 31/08: Bytes From The Ig Bapple
- July (1)
  - 30/07: Big Sis was one of a kind
- June (1)
  - 21/06: Sex and Violins: Bytes From The Big Apple
- May (1)
  - 14/05: Bytes From the Big Gig Disasters
- April (1)
  - 8/04: Million Dollar Bytes from the Big Apple
- March (1)
  - 18/03: The Ministry of Sound Radio
- February (2)
  - 26/02: The Things We Do For Love
  - 1/02: Bytes From the Big Apple: Gramminated
- January (2)
  - 25/01: Bytes From The Big Cliché.
  - 4/01: Bytes From the Big Apple: The French Connection
2009 (17)

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Sex and Violins: Bytes From The Big Apple

The Ministry of Sound Radio

Bytes From the Big Apple: A Really Big Tim McGraw Webcast

Bytes From The Big Apple: Moving house is a moving experience

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