The Proclaimers

found this but need sombody to sort it out


http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... =114218604

Thanks ILB! Let's see if it works like this
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=114218604

(this is what I did: select the whole link and then click on the URL button just above the box where you are writing. Alternatively, type [url]at the beginning and[/url] at the end of the link. The "space after the link" trick doesn't work for me now )

I'll listen to it tomorrow

Thanks twinkle I was only adding url at the end

Well, this is an OMG moment. This is them at their very best. The sound is perfect and they are perfect. They should be very proud of this peformance.
I hope everyone listens. Someone needs to modify the heading to say how good it is.
Good job,ladies.

Thanks for the link! Very nice.

Agree Bobby: OMG!! this is really good. How can anyone listen to this and not fall in love with the music they do.

I listened to it in the plane and it helped me have a pleasant flight, if that is possible

Back to this, if anyone wants the mp3 tracks for the ipod (LFA, SOL, Burn your playhouse down, Love can Move Mountains, I'm Gonna Be), or the whole interview, pm me. Reaaaaally good acoustic sound

There is an interview?

Well not really, I mean the whole thing with the comments in between the songs (21 min)

where was this? it is a great performance!

It was in West Virginia, US, at the end of September. Their last US gig was in San Francisco on 25 September, but then they continued on (without the band) to do an acoustic set to be broadcast later.

ahhh, thanks for that. stop trying to outpost me this morning. LOL.

A tip for you all when posting links, particularly if they are longer

type:

[url = http://blahblahblah/ ] Clicky [ /url ] (removing the spaces)

This way when it shows up the link it becomes just the word Clicky or whatever word you want to put in there, anything you want.

For whoever was in on the conversation, now I think maybe "What Do You Do" would have been like a "folk song", maybe? But of course, they would have had to rehearse it in a short period.
And for the record I did know what a folk song was, I was trying to get Charlie to straighten it out, the old teacher/parent/counseling trick. He obviously didn't need to straighten anything out, stepped right up, didn't he. I was impressed.