Time between hearing Stina first and buying a CD

trainsurfer · Post by **trainsurfer** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 2:06 pm

[quote="blue"]Echobelly, I think.

/quote]

Who's a clever girl, then!

trainsurfer · Post by **trainsurfer** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 2:10 pm

RobB wrote:
trainsurfer wrote: The first song was, as we all know, 'When Debbie's Back From Texas'.
Well!!!
I bought it immediately, Stina pulled me through another crisis, and a musical love affair began.
Can you guess my name?
Texas? [b)]

Nice story but what a coincidence?

Coincidence...
...or fate?

Post by **RobB** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:24 pm

trainsurfer wrote:
blue wrote:Echobelly, I think. /quote]

Who's a clever girl, then!

Thats our Beth.

Do you know she can even tell the size and make of Stina's boots at a glance.

Post by **RobB** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:28 pm

trainsurfer wrote:Coincidence...
...or fate?

Probably fate

.....actually I would have said fate in the first place but I couldn't remember how to spell it.

blue · Post by **blue** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:38 pm

trainsurfer wrote:
Who's a clever girl, then!

I actually took a great interest in the whole Britpop scene, I think there's been a tendency in recent years to denigrate it but there was a lot of really good music around, and a certain vibrancy that was interesting and amusing to observe. I had an encyclopaedic knowledge of band personnel.

I lost track of Echobelly after the second album, mind.

blue · Post by **blue** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:41 pm

RobB wrote:
Thats our Beth.
Do you know she can even tell the size and make of Stina's boots at a glance.

Mmmhh, boots ....

Post by **RobB** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:29 pm

Whilst doing a bit of 'googling' on Echobelly i've come across a piece of trivia that links me to Debbie.

Its seems Debbie (and I'm sure you'll correct me if i'm wrong here) use to be a neighbour to cellist Audrey Riley,who use to be in Virginia Astley's backing band and of course,I co-manage Virginia's official website.

Hows that for coincidence.....erm fate?

well,I did say it was trivial.

blue · Post by **blue** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:38 pm

We should have a 'six degrees of separation' thread in IFT.

trainsurfer · Post by **trainsurfer** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:06 pm

RobB wrote:Whilst doing a bit of 'googling' on Echobelly i've come across a piece of trivia that links me to Debbie.
Its seems Debbie (and I'm sure you'll correct me if i'm wrong here) use to be a neighbour to cellist Audrey Riley,who use to be in Virginia Astley's backing band and of course,I co-manage Virginia's official website.
Hows that for coincidence.....erm fate?

well,I did say it was trivial.

Yes, it's all true!
Audrey actually did some very lovely string arrangements for the 3rd Echobelly album. She's really nice - but haven't seen her for years now. If you're in contact with her, Rob, say hello from me.

Post by **sound world** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:13 pm

So what do you play,Debbie?

Post by **RobB** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:16 pm

trainsurfer wrote:Yes, it's all true!
Audrey actually did some very lovely string arrangements for the 3rd Echobelly album. She's really nice - but haven't seen her for years now. If you're in contact with her, Rob, say hello from me.

Unfortunately I havn't seen Audrey since she did a gig at the Warehouse in London back in October 2002.

Incidentally,in case you were the teeny weeny bit curious as to how I knew that you were neighbours,its because a guy called Deke Rivers (a self proclaimed greatest Virginia Astley fan in the whole wide world) put a message up on a music forum stating that he'd met you about 6 years ago when you were working in a Notting Hill record shop and got the info from you then!!
I would think it would have been quite an unforgetable experience as we've heard so much about the exploits of Mr.Rivers over the years, as he (to put it kindly) dresses like a tramp and covers himself with homemade VA badges and wears a VA cap.
He certainly worried Virginia who took flight,leaving London for the west country.

Post by **sound world** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 6:37 pm

Ah,so that's your alter ego ,RobB!

Post by **RobB** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 7:40 pm

sound world wrote:Ah,so that's your alter ego ,RobB!

cheeky boy.

picsou · Post by **picsou** » Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:20 pm

sound world wrote:How long did it take you to buy a Stina album after hearing her first?
I reckon nobody can beat my anti-record : heard 'Alone at Night' in c.1992,taped a few things between then and late 2002,when I finally bought a CD (all of them!).

And I'd be surprised if anyone beat my "record". Heard MOAC when it came out in a record shop in Lund (Sweden). Really liked what I heard, asked who that was and bought the CD. I should be rewarded! [bday]

Post by **RobB** » Sun Oct 28, 2007 12:51 pm

picsou wrote:Heard MOAC when it came out in a record shop in Lund (Sweden). Really liked what I heard, asked who that was and bought the CD. I should be rewarded! [bday]

Either that or certified?

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