I just heard they are closing 150 stores
Martin
We were in one when they’d got the email telling them, though not which, it’s over the next two years, I’ve not looked in detail at how BHF business model works but if most of your staff are volunteers and your inventory is free, how can you not stay in business?
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Rent, business rates, energy costs?
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Every charity shop has those Carpenters, Shakira and Rat Pack CD’s. Bizarre.
Bryn Terfel is a heavy hitter too.
Bryn was excellent in Boris at the Royal Opera House recently. He’s still got it.
Westfield
The Corrs
Discogs rummage. I try to use a single seller to take advantage of postal costs.
£3-4.00 each.
Harry Allen meets John Pizzarelli.
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A “must have for Classic Rock fans” as reviewed on the Now Spinning Magazine website. If only I could sneak it passed my wife.
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First saw them at Southampton Guildhall on the Argus tour, around 1972?
Got ticket to see them at The Brook (Southampton) in October.
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There are two occasions during the year at which time there is often an influx of CDs from one’s family. By a strange quirk they are six months apart. One is Christmas; the other was something to do (so I’ve been told) with my parents being on holiday in Italy (but not sure where Storks come in….)
So in addition to a couple of posts in the last couple of days, these arrived today:
It’s been a good….er….Midsummer Day
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Well a week in Devon didn’t deliver much, but Willie Rushton narrating Peter and the Wolf! I’ve a version with Ralph Richardson which is worth a listen just to hear how many syllables he gets into ‘cat’
I didn’t need another Nielsen Symphony but the Clarinet Concerto is new to me. 99p.
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What a shame Willie Rushton’s passing was. He came over as a really nice person, the sort you could spend a few hours down the pub with
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