Posts Tagged ‘ Christmas ’

You always get a bumper window for Christmas eve — so here’s Meg Mathews singing up a Christmas storm for you from Crossroads’ ’79 Xmas special. See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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What if Noddy had decided to do a Easter song instead? See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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Bernard Cribbins voiceover: “Birmingham, Christmas 1973 – Grim. Roy Wood… mental.” See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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The Football and Music blog has an Aston Villa Christmas song special – football, music, christmas (potential to be the worst songs ever? Does anyone know of any Blues or Albion Christmas songs?
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We’ve had blogging bus drivers, but until now I’d not seen a lot of singing ones. Or train drivers, or metro drivers (tho’ I’m sorry mate, but I hesitate to call that bit singing), but all are to be found here in the “Network West Midlands Christmas Carol”. Most doing that “Rex Harrison Talking”-type...
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Ken Slatter spends nearly eight minutes icing a Christmas cake with Jan Leeming. You cannot imagine anything on TV being this slow. See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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How to make Christmas sound dull, with the Sunday Mercury. See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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Selly Oak Elim, whoever he or she may be, has gone out and done some vox pops about Christmas in Brum. See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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Lights, fireworks, and the like aren’t the easiest of things to capture on camera — this video from Northfield’s light switch on is all switch and no light tho’. (Sure they looked lovely in real life). See every entry in the BiNS 2008 Advent Calendar. Buy a 2009 Calendar for 365 days of Brum.
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