Non-motoring > Bert Jansch RIP Miscellaneous
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 Bert Jansch RIP - Dog
www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9gCN9-Jnfg
 Bert Jansch RIP - sooty123
Never heard of him, was he quite well known?
 Bert Jansch RIP - Dog
>>Never heard of him, was he quite well known?<<

Neither had I sooty, until my mate in Plymouth sent me the info, but I hail from that era of pot heads you see,

I remember the group (band!) Pentangle and some of their stuff though.
 Bert Jansch RIP - Zero
>> >>Never heard of him, was he quite well known?<<
>>
>> Neither had I sooty, until my mate in Plymouth sent me the info, but I
>> hail from that era of pot heads you see,
>>
>> I remember the group (band!) Pentangle and some of their stuff though.

Pentangle! Light flight - was the theme for Take three girls!

Which one of the three did you fancy! I was an Avril fancier. (Angela Down)
 Bert Jansch RIP - Dog
And ~ www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqjUWJtH88c&feature=related
 Bert Jansch RIP - Bromptonaut
Had to Google him, You Tube is not accessible from here.

Remember Pentangle though.
 Bert Jansch RIP - Mike Hannon
I did the typography for an LP cover of his once.
Jeeeeeeez, that was a long time ago...
 Bert Jansch RIP - Dog
All things must pass :(
 Bert Jansch RIP - Zero
who was he? sounds like he wont be missed.
 Bert Jansch RIP - Dog
Tch! - you know, him www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/music-news/8808301/Bert-Jansch-guitar-wizard-dies-aged-67.html
 Graham Dilley too - bathtub tom
I think more of us may have heard of Graham Dilley. tinyurl.com/5v9xllg
 Graham Dilley too - Bromptonaut
Jeez, he was only a few months older than me.
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
And so departs one part of the famous cricket scorecard entry:

"Lillee c Willey b Dilley"
 Graham Dilley too - Meldrew
Don't overlook "The batsman's Holding - the bowler's Willey" Brian Johnston I think
 Graham Dilley too - Bromptonaut
Mr Jansch got a very long obit on the BBC just before 18:30. Think it was R4 but might have been 5live - was channel hopping.
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
>> Don't overlook "The batsman's Holding - the bowler's Willey" Brian Johnston I think

Except Diley wasnt in that match,
 Graham Dilley too - Meldrew
Yes he was and Amazon sell a book of sporting quotes using this one as the title.

www.amazon.co.uk/Bowlers-Holding-Batsmans-Willey-Collection/dp/0091918413
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
That "quote" came from the 1976 west indies tour of England, 5th match at the oval.

Graham Diley was not playing in that match

 Graham Dilley too - Iffy
Shame he wasn't - we might have been able to bowl them out twice.

www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/current/match/63167.html
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
No-one has been able to come up with a recording of Brian saying the famous line about holding the batsmans willey, and the thought is it was never said.,
 Graham Dilley too - Meldrew
?
Last edited by: Meldrew on Thu 6 Oct 11 at 05:56
 Graham Dilley too - Manatee
"The batsman's Holding, the bowler's Willey."

Brian Johnston. As mentioned further up the thread.
Last edited by: Manatee on Thu 6 Oct 11 at 07:33
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
Its a myth, it was never said. Johnston denied saying it,
 Graham Dilley too - Meldrew
He would, wouldn't he?It was a bit awkward! It depends which source of information you give credit to. "Although a colleague of Johnston's, Henry Blofeld, recalls the incident occurring during a test match at The Oval in 1976." (Wiki)
 Graham Dilley too - Zero
>> He would, wouldn't he?It was a bit awkward! It depends which source of information you
>> give credit to. "Although a colleague of Johnston's, Henry Blofeld, recalls the incident occurring during
>> a test match at The Oval in 1976." (Wiki)

Have you ever heard a recording of it?
 Graham Dilley too - Meldrew
No. I think there is general agreement that it doesn't exist. Johnston says he didn't say it, Blofeld says he heard him say it. So we shall never know, or care, one way or the other. End of.
Last edited by: Meldrew on Thu 6 Oct 11 at 15:29
 Graham Dilley too - Bromptonaut
If it happened on live radio then presumably there would be a tape - even if only an illicit one. The 'legover' one is aired pretty frequently.
 Graham Dilley too - Iffy
I recall the commentary team talking about this alleged incident a few years after it was supposed to have happened.

The impression I formed was that several in the box at that time thought it didn't happen, but none were certain if it did or did not.

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