Later... returns

You know who would be a fantastic Later band? Steely Dan, they will be in the UK at some point.

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Tonight - Friday 18th May 2007, 23:35 to 00:35

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists including legendary high priestess of punk, Patti Smith, The Cold War Kids, Joe Cocker, The Cribs (making their TV debut), and Simply Red.

Friday 25th May 2007, 23:40 to 00:40

Jools Holland blah blah blah including Bloc Party, LCD Soundsystem, Wilco, Joan Armatrading, Julie Fowlis and Richard Swift.

Friday 1st June 2007, 23:35 to 00:40

Jools Holland blah blah blah including The Who, Kaiser Chiefs, The White Stripes, Silversun Pick-Ups and Pink Martini.

Thanks, Steve, for reminding me to listen to some records instead...

James

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Originally posted by JWM:
Thanks, Steve, for reminding me to listen to some records instead...

James

Fri 8th June

Paul McCartney, Bjork, Editors, Ben Westbeech and the television debut of 19-year-old Londoner Adele

Thanks, Steve, for reminding me to listen to some records instead...

James

DJ vu - a record you've heard before ...

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Any guesses what band I would choose

Not choose but Curate ROTF Curate

It's good to see Wilco. The rest is total bollocks as usual.

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Originally posted by Diccus62:

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Any guesses what band I would choose

Not choose but Curate ROTF Curate

Both the nouns 'Curate' and 'Curator' and verb 'curate' derive from the same Latin word, cura - 'care'.

The Curator is the person with the care of a museum, gallery, exhibition, etc.

The Curate (Latin Curatus) is, properly speaking, the priest invested with the 'Care - or Cure (cura) - of Souls' of a parish. In this sense, this technically means the Parish Priest (whether a Rector or Vicar). And - in the Anglican tradition - it is in this sense that the Book of Common Prayer uses the word Curate.

However, over the years, 'Curate' has come to be the common usage for the Assistant Curate - the priest or deacon assisting with the Cure/Care of Souls in the parish(es). In some parishes, however, the term Assistant Curate remains.

In the Church of England anyway, these days it is pretty unlikely that the Assistant Curate is likely to be a spotty (or bearded) youth, the average age for ordination being the mid-40s.

James

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Originally posted by SteveGa:

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Originally posted by woodface:
The next two sound pretty grim then!

I'm sure I've got two sessions of root canal work booked for those two days - damn

I take it the dentist ain't going to give you a local then?