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singer, songwriter, comedian, author, poet, broadcaster and multi-instrumentalist
singer, songwriter, comedian, author, poet, broadcaster and multi-instrumentalist
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Just found out that a society I am involved with-Preston Musical Comedy Society-are doing Last Tango in May 18 at Preston Playhouse. Looking forward to this tremendously! If you’re free, you’ll be more than welcome and you won’t have to pay!!!!!!!!! ?
Hi mike glad to hear you are doing ok seen you in the 80s in the palace Oxford road it was a fabulous night and bombers moon you did that night i have never forgotten it and love playing it to this day cheers
Mike.
Been a fan for far too many years. and i’m from Birmingham.
Love all yer stuff.
Is there a cd of your ‘serious’ songs. ie ‘Shady lane lady, King cotton etc. had all albums on tape. wore them out. If not any chance of releasing them. Albums and songs on CD.
Cheers
Best wishes
Hello from Texas! Long story short: I lived in England 1998-2002 and purchased a copy of your “Up the Boo Aye…” I used to read it to the kids for bedtime. Anyway, it sits on my favorite book shelf now. I pulled it out and re-read it tonight and the magic of memories turned its trick – I could see my young kids slowly nodding off again. Thanks for the memories, worth more than gold now that the kids are grown and gone.
Whilst stationed in Sennelager, a fellow NCO mentioned Tunchy Buzzards. Being a tad ignorant at the time, “What the hell is a Tunchy Buzzard?” I remarked at the time, and he mentioned Mike Harding. Where can I listen to this reference please?
Kind regards
Nick
Thank you just received your book with a note in that I might have paid for it twice the other £10 is a donation for your iPod show thank you Mary will enjoy x
Dem were de daze – Jeff Money and the gang – singing into the night. Good times.
I still love ‘Up the Booaye, Shooting Pookakies’ and so do my kids. Thank you from us all.
I really enjoyed Tom Robinson with Billy Bragg on your last last podcast – brought back so many memories (Guthrie / Springsteen / Bragg) of the art of a protest song when done well – quality!
Keep up the great work on the podcast.
All the best
Bring on the Rosey Cheeked Girls- long-time since I remembered that one.
Those nights in the Helwith Bridge Inn. Dark November nights where we supped Diesel Tetleys by the pint and slept in the local barn or in the caving club cottages. Suppers of pie and peas in the back room. Happy days gone by but I’m coming back for a weekend at The Old Hill Inn. Shame the disco has gone.