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30 Oct 19 - 06:41 AM (#4016151) Subject: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour today From: Steve Shaw I hate Woman's Hour but I love Maddy Prior. Listening to her, I went through in my head all the records I have with her singing and I realised that I have loads. What a lovely honey-rich voice she has. The soundtrack of my kids' childhood was My Very Favourite Nursery Rhyme Record by Tim Hart and Friends, on which she was prominent, and our grandson listens to it today. It was very nice to listen to her this morning. If you missed it, it's the first item on the programme. Unite and unite and let us all unite! |
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30 Oct 19 - 09:23 AM (#4016169) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: JHW What she reminded me about FCs 50 years ago was in those days every up and coming turn toured the FCs. Tim and Maddy did the Oak Tree in Richmond. Hark The Village Wait |
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30 Oct 19 - 10:08 AM (#4016174) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: GUEST,HiLo I love what she did with Steeleye Span but I have to say that her music with the Carnival Band is some of her best work. The first first Christmas album they did is my all time favourite |
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30 Oct 19 - 12:34 PM (#4016191) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: John MacKenzie It was Tim Hart & Maddy Prior that I first knew her as part of. I have always loved her voice, and remember hearing them at a long defunct folk club by Teddington Station, and I was chuffed when they asked me if I would sing again, a song that I had sung earlier, at the end of the evening. |
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31 Oct 19 - 03:49 PM (#4016420) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: Mr Red Jez Lowe on R4 Extra today, subject was the supernatural in Northumberland. |
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01 Nov 19 - 03:38 AM (#4016525) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: GUEST,SB Links to programmes on iPlayer please ... |
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01 Nov 19 - 04:54 AM (#4016536) Subject: RE: Maddy Prior on Woman's Hour From: DaveRo Maddy Prior https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009qts Jez Lowe (radio 4) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009t5d |