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- Cosmic Kiss (UKASE)In The World And His Wife·17 June 2022This is a song I produced back in the 80s while going to music school. It was from an all-girl band, except for the drummer and bass, called UKASE. This is their song Cosmic Kiss.0021
- Peter ThomasIn World Outside The Window·20 May 2020Peter Thomas (1 December 1925 – 17 May 2020)[1] was a German composer and arranger with an active career of more than 50 years https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Thomas_(composer) I love his Chariots of the Gods soundtrack ...0074
- Black Women inventors.In World Outside The Window·26 June 202000123
- Blue As A Jewel questionIn William's World29 June 2020Yes, got me confused.0
- Wakefield heritageIn World Outside The Window·1 June 2019Bill, you must be pleased that the ABC in Wakefield has , for now, being demolished in order to build a car park? Also saddened the Unity Works went into liquidation and I believe no longer hosts concerts0037
- Organized.In World Outside The Window8 October 2020Makes me realise how much an octoban resembles a spool of thread.0
- Organized.In World Outside The Window31 December 2021@paul.smith cool and the drawings provoke specific emotions of running around and causing trouble. Rightly or wrongly, I think of Silly Putty as having emerged from this milieu and entered the mainstream at least in the US. Silly Putty was in the UK as well?0
- Organized.In World Outside The Window1 January 2022@paul.smith thought so but had to check.0
- Organized.In World Outside The Window23 November 2020Through a sea of seats and the tangled-up streets and the cities in a grey-blue haze ...0
- Organized.In World Outside The Window21 February 20210
- May DayIn World Outside The Window·1 May 2019Originally a pagan festival of fertility which celebrated spring’s arrival, May Day endured as a celebration of courtship and lovemaking for young married people. In the Middle Ages, churches supported May Day celebrations, but around Edward VI’s rule during the Protestant Reformation, concerns began to arise. According to Philip Stubbes, I have heard it credibly reported (and that viva voce) by men of great gravitie and reputation, that of fortie, threescore, or a hundred maides going to the wood over night, there have scarecely the thirde parte of them returned home againe undefiled. In the 19th century, May Day became popular again, this time as a holiday for children. Traditions such as the maypole and May Queen evolved around this time. Image provided by Wikimedia Commons0017
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