Jeremy Taylor

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,clockwatcher
Date: 12 Dec 07 - 07:49 AM

Forsh, I think 'that French fella' was (the Belgian) Jacques Brel.

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: Big Al Whittle
Date: 12 Dec 07 - 09:58 AM

Leicester

Didn't see anything much good. I had a chat wth the Faith people whose guitars I'm playing. Heard tell of a new LD Yamaha solid wood construction electro, which is coming out in january, but it costs two grand. Then I left.

Didn't see anybody I knew, didn't stop for the concert.

bit of a non event!

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,Graham Bradshaw
Date: 16 Feb 08 - 05:41 AM

As promised from my earlier post in December, the Jeremy Taylor/Spike Milligan album is now out on a 2 CD set.
Recorded live at Cambridge University 1973, this was the basis of the show that toured for several years as "For One Week Only".

Details of the album can be found here

Jeremy also tells me he has the tapes for the recordings of Just a Minim, so maybe we'll see that re-issued in the not too distant.

We also have recordings of the original Ag Pleez Deddy, plus more recent recordings Live in Chicago and Live Down Under. These can all be found by following the link above.

Graham

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: Rasener
Date: 16 Feb 08 - 05:59 AM

Forsh
I sent you a PM confirming. Have you receieved that and is it OK
Les

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,Graham Bradshaw
Date: 18 Feb 08 - 10:21 AM

Sorry that should have been - Wait a Minim.

Just spoken to Jeremy and he is sending me the master, so it will be coming out shortly.

Graham

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST
Date: 23 Oct 08 - 01:52 PM

I think you'll find that the french fella who inspired Jake Thackray was Georges Brassens.

Cheers,

Laurie

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,cb savage
Date: 29 Jul 11 - 10:41 PM

does anyone know which & if available album "Nasty Spider" is on?
Thank you.

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: Pulseroom
Date: 30 Jul 11 - 04:14 AM

"Lift Girls Lament"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_UfFe8o2XA

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: Brian May
Date: 30 Jul 11 - 06:38 AM

Wow, Red Velvet Steering Wheel Covered Driver and Nasty Spider . . . Ach PLEEZ Daddy . . . Jobsworth (which I believe is on YouTube). Magnificent all.

How can a man THAT old still be a naughty boy? . . . his songs reek of naughty schoolboy, it's in his whole body as well as his eyes.

I LOVED watching him in the 70s in the Bali Hai folk club night in Bognor Regis (sorry).

This guy is an entertainer in the purest sense. If you've never seen him and have a sense of humour, take any opportunity you'll not be disappointed. Nice Martin too . . .

He damaged apartheid more than all the committees and righteous indignation with that song that made us all laugh at it, the song ridiculed it and was powerful because.

If you read this, thanks Jeremy, you certainly made days in my life fun.

Subject: Lyrics request: The Old Stanley Grill
From: GUEST,treespirit
Date: 13 Jun 12 - 04:41 PM

Or something like this ... every time I go into an old pub that has been ruined I think of this song.

Thanks

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: scouse
Date: 14 Jun 12 - 04:34 AM

A real favourite of mine is also on the LP "His Songs" and is called 'Peez Oof!'.

That song was done by Derek Brimstone on his "Very Good Time." Lp. Which may be still available in Cd form from Derek's Web page.

As Aye,

Phil.

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,CJB
Date: 14 Jun 12 - 04:40 AM

Jeremy Taylor: "Jobsworth"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz44_Sp0K8A

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: ChrisJBrady
Date: 01 Jul 12 - 05:13 AM

Any news about the re-issue of Wait a Minim from the master tapes?

Lots of info. here:

http://users.bestweb.net/~foosie/minim.htm

BTW this page and site really needs archiving or mirroring - it would be sad to see it disappear!!

Subject: RE: Jeremy Taylor
From: GUEST,Mike Ryan
Date: 21 Jun 15 - 11:02 AM

Belle from Barnstaple

Not porping

Broad beamed