#bruce woolley

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Thomas Dolby: The Golden Age Of Wireless (1983)

Capitol Records

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English Garden - Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club

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End of a summer.

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343: Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club // English Garden

English Garden Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club 1979, Epic

Bruce Woolley was one third of the original Buggles trio, and cowrote their eventual massive hit single “Video Killed the Radio Star,” but split from partners Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes during the recording of their debut The Age of Plastic. I can’t figger it: guy quits the band, takes the two most promising songs they wrote together (“Radio Star” and “Clean, Clean”) and puts them out on his own album a few months before the Buggles can… and there’s no blood feud here? If you’re the Buggles in this situation, you’re like, hey, that guy fucked us! If you’re Woolley after the Buggles hit it big, you’re like, hey, I fucked myself, which is even more cause for pissiness. But everybody seems to have remained amicably detached in a perfectly new wave way, and within a year or two Woolley and Horn were even once again writing together.

Age of Plastic (and specifically its versions of the songs Woolley worked on with the Buggles) was a great success; meanwhile, Woolley and the Camera Club’s English Garden (self-titled for the North American release) became an instant footnote. Well, it’s no lost classic, but there’s plenty to like for new wave freaks. You can kind of think English Garden as a missing link between the superficially “futuristic” sound rock acts like the Cars flirted with and the fully synthesized pop the Buggles would soon codify (essentially “inventing the ‘80s”). A lot of it’s quite hard rocking in the general vein of the deeply underrated Sweet, but there’s also plenty of Gary Numan-esque knob twiddling (courtesy of a young Thomas Dolby). For what it’s worth, I actually like Woolley’s delicious power pop rendition of “Radio Star” a lot more than the Buggles’ landmark smash—it sounds like one of those treasured-by-fans demos that nails the sound more satisfyingly than the polished final product.

343/365

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Release: November 1, 1981

Lyrics:

Mirror mirror mon amour

If I was to tell you how I feel

That my love was silent that my heart was real

I've been looking at you you've been looking at me

And I want you to know that I like what I see

Mirror mirror mon amour

Send me what I'm waiting for

Pick me up an image so fine so fine

Mirror mirror mon amour

Give me what I'm waiting for

Set my heart on making you mine

In a moments anger I will freeze the frame

But my feelings for ya how they will remain

I've been looking at you you've been looking at me

And I want you to know that I like what I see

Mirror mirror mon amour

Send me what I'm waiting for

Pick me up an image so fine so fine

Mirror mirror mon amour

Give me what I'm waiting for

Set my heart on making you mine

My mirror always echoes

My mirror always echoes

My mirror always echoes

Mirror mirror mirror mirror mirror

Only in my mirror

Mirror mirror mon amour

Send me what I'm waiting for

Pick me up an image so fine so fine

Mirror mirror mon amour

Give me what I'm waiting for

Set my heart on making you mine

Songwriter:

Mirror mirror mon amour is in my head

Mirror mirror mon amour is in my head

Mirror mirror mon amour is in my head

Mirror mirror mon amour is in my head

So fine

My mirror always echoes (echoes)

My mirror always echoes (echoes)

So fine

Mirror mirror mon amour (mon amour mon amour)

Bruce Woolley / Trevor Charles Horn

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feeling good, had You're the Circus (I'm the Clown) by Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club stuck in my head. This entire album is just masterfully put together; really a gem of very early New Wave. I joke about Bruce Woolley being the secret third Buggle, but honestly, his sound is totally different from the work of Downes & Horn. Give it a listen

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Another year, another readinglist complete. Been slowing down lately, trying to give my ears a little rest and catching up on some movies and TV-series as well!

D. J. Molles Extinction

Terry Pratchett A Life With Footnotes

Kirsten Bakis Lives of the Monster Dogs

Justin Woolley Shakedowners

Rick Gualtieri Strange Days

Rick Gualtieri Everyday Horrors

Rick Gualtieri Carnage À Trois

Rick Gualtieri The Liching Hour

Charles Stross The Atrocity Archives + The Concrete Jungle

Charles Stross The Jennifer Morgue + Pimpf

Charles Stross Down on the Farm

Charles Stross The Fuller Memorandum

Charles Stross Overtime

Charles Stross The Apocalypse Codex

Charles Stross The Rhesus Chart

Charles Stross The Annihilation Score

Charles Stross The Nightmare Stacks

Charles Stross The Delirium Brief

Charles Stross The Labyrinth Index

Charles Stross Dead Lies Dreaming

Charles Stross Quantum of Nightmares

J.N. Chaney Legacy of Stars

J.N. Chaney Blue Shift

J.N. Chaney Distant Horizon

J.N. Chaney Kingdom Come

W. Bruce Cameron Puppy Tales - Max's Story

Chuck Wendig Wayward

Mark Wayne McGinnis Rise of the Gia Rebellion

Chris Philbrook Dark Recollections

Chris Philbrook Alone No More

Chris Philbrook Midnight

Chris Philbrook The Failed Coward

Chris Philbrook Wrath

Chris Philbrook In the Arms of Family

Chris Philbrook The Trinity

Chris Philbrook Cassie

David M. McGoings Catharsis꞉ 2066

Eric Carter Dead Things

Eric Carter Broken Souls

Eric Carter Hungry Ghosts

Eric Carter Fire Season

Eric Carter Ghost Money

Eric Carter Bottle Demon

Greg Beck lemuria

Greg Beck Beyond Odin's Gate

Julia Huni The Vacuum of Space

Julia Huni The Dust of Kaku

Julia Huni The Trouble with Tinsel

Julia Huni Glitter in the Stars

Julia Huni Sweeping S'Ride

Julia Huni Orbital Operations

Larry Correia, John Brown Gun Runner

Dean Koontz The House at the End of the World

Ballingrud, Nathan The Strange

J.N. Chaney Blackest Ocean

John O'Brien Chaos

John O'Brien Return

John O'Brien Sanctuary

John O'Brien Taken

John O'Brien Awakening

John O'Brien A New World

John O'Brien Takedown

John O'Brien Conspiracy

John O'Brien Reckoning

John O'Brien Storm

Iain Rob Wright Witch - The Cursed Manuscripts

Jasper T. Scott Under Darkness

Charles Stross Escape from Yokai Land

Chuck Wendig Under The Empyrean Sky

Chuck Wendig Blightborn

Chuck Wendig The Harvest

Jeremy Robinson Torment

Nate Johnson The End of Everything

Paul Tassi The Last Exodus

Paul Tassi The Exiled Earthborn

Paul Tassi The Sons of Sora

M. R. Forbes Starship for Sale

M. R. Forbes head-case

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M. R. Forbes Blue Burn

Brad Magnarella Shadow Deep

Brad Magnarella Godly Wars

Terry Pratchett Nightwatch

Jamie McFarlane Junkyard Ghost Ship

Richard Laymon Flesh

J.N. Chaney Fields of Fire

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Creepypasta Accounts from a lonely broadcast station v2

Creepypasta Accounts from a lonely broadcast station v3

Brad Magnarella Blue Curse

Brad Magnarella Blue Shadow

Brad Magnarella Blue Howl

Brad Magnarella Blue Venom

Brad Magnarella Blue Blood

Brad Magnarella Blue Storm

Daniel Church The Hollows

Douglas Adams Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

Douglas Adams The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul

Sean Thomas Fisher A Little More Dead

Sean Thomas Fisher Gunfire & Sunshine

Craig Alanson Failure Mode

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Craig Martelle Leviathan’s Last Battle

Craig Martelle Leviathan's Trial

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Craig Martelle Leviathan's Fear

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Hugh Howey Shift

Hugh Howey Dust

J.N. Chaney, Terry Maggert Severed Ties

John Saul Black Lightning

Mark Tufo Shores of Despair

Richard Yancey The 5th Wave

Richard Yancey The Infinite Sea

Richard Yancey The Last Star

Mark Tufo Resurgence

Diana Rowland My Life as a White Trash Zombie

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Diana Rowland White Trash Zombie Apocalypse

Diana Rowland How the White Trash Zombie Got Her Groove Back

Diana Rowland Zombie Gone Wild

Diana Rowland White Trash Zombie Unchained

Willow Mason Selective Spells

Willow Mason Vexatious Voodoo

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Ash Bishop Intergalactic Exterminators Inc

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D. M. Guay 24-7 Demon Mart

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D. M. Guay Revenge of the Furballs

Rick Gualtieri Bigfoot Hunters

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Rick Gualtieri Kraken Hunters

Chuck Wendig Zeroes

Wendy Northcutt The Darwin Awards, vol. 1

Stephen King Holly

Charles Stross Season of Skulls

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Jimmy Juliano Dead Eleven

N. C. Reed Odd Billy Todd

Rick Yancey The Extraordinary Adventures of Alfred Kropp

Robert Charles Wilson Spin

John Scalzi Starter Villain

Dean Koontz Strange Highways and Other Stories

Mark Tufo Devils Desk

Chuck Wendig Black River Orchard

Greig Beck The Fossil

M.D. Massey Invasion

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Terry Pratchett A Stroke of the Pen

Michael Mammay Generation Ship

Joe Hill The Pram

Robert Jordan New Spring

Robert Jordan The Eye of the World

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BANDA SONORA ORIGINAL

THE TIME TRAVELLER'S WIFE - THE MUSICAL (ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING)

SONY MASTERWORKS BROADWAY lanza Original Cast Recording de THE TIME TRAVELLER'S WIFE: THE MUSICAL con nueva música de Joss Stone y Dave Stewart, el musical se estrenó el 1 de noviembre en el Teatro Apollo del West End londinense.

Consíguelo AQUÍ

El reparto de THE TIME TRAVELLER'S WIFE: THE MUSICAL está encabezado por David Hunter (Henry), Joanna Woodward (Clare), Tim Mahendran (Gomez), Hiba Elchikhe (Charisse) y Ross Dawes (el padre de Henry).

THE TIME TRAVELLER'S WIFE: THE MUSICAL está basado en la novela superventas de Audrey Niffenegger y en la película de New Line Cinema, con guion de Bruce Joel Rubin. Cuenta con música y letras originales de los compositores Joss Stone y Dave Stewart, ganadores de varios premios Grammy. Con texto de Lauren Gunderson, música adicional de Nick Finlow y letras adicionales de Kait Kerrigan; la producción está dirigida por Bill Buckhurst y diseñada por Anna Fleischle, con coreografía de Shelley Maxwell, diseño de iluminación de Lucy Carter y Rory Beaton, ilusión de Chris Fisher, diseño de vídeo de Andrzej Goulding, diseño de sonido de Richard Brooker, diseño de efectos de sonido de Pete Malkin, supervisión y arreglos musicales de Nick Finlow, orquestaciones de Malcolm Edmonstone y diseño de pelucas, peluquería y maquillaje de Susanna Peretz.  El reparto corre a cargo de Grindrod Burton Casting.  Está producida en el West End por Colin Ingram, InTheatre Productions, Gavin Kalin Productions, Teresa Tsai, Warner Bros.  Theatre Ventures, Crossroads Live y Ricardo Marques.

SOBRE THE TIME TRAVELLER’S WIFE:

La relación de Henry y Clare no se parece a ninguna otra.  Y, sin embargo, es como todas las demás.  Clare es una escultora de talento y Henry es, bueno, un viajero en el tiempo. Se conocen, se enamoran y se casan, pero no en ese orden.  Separados por el tiempo, pero unidos por el amor, Henry siempre intenta volver con Clare. Su viaje es un viaje de resistencia, de imposibilidades y de intentar aferrarse el uno al otro cuando todo les separa.

THE TIME TRAVELLER’S WIFE: THE MUSICAL (BSO)

TRACKLISTING:

1 Prologue

2 Masterpiece

3 Wait For Me

4 One Day

5 Damn Fool Love

6 I See Her

7 Who Are We

8 Entr’acte

9 Journeyman

10 This Time

11 A Woman’s Intuition

12 I’m In Control

13 Make It New

14 On and on

15 Love Wins The Day

16 Story of Love [Bonus Track]

Reparto Álbum:

David Hunter

Joanna Woodward

Tim Mahendran

Hiba Elchikhe

Ross Dawes

Eve Corbishley

Directora musical y Keys 1: Katharine Woolley

Director musical asociado y Keys 2: Chris Guard

Violín: Laura Melhuish

Violín & Viola: Cat Parker

Cello: Rebecca Jordan

Guitarras: Justin Quinn

Bajo: Richard Coughlan

Batería: James Powell

Dirección: Nick Finlow & Katharine Woolley

Maestra del coro: Annie Skates

Voces: Annie Skates, Hazel Fernandes, Sumudu Jayatilaka, Emma Kershaw, CJ Neale, Mike Henry, Iain Mackenzie, Andrew Playfoot

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Academic Article Citations

Beswerchij, Andrew and Dominic Sisti. 2022. “From Underground to Mainstream: Establishing a Medical Lexicon for Psychedelic Therapy.” Frontiers in Psychiatry 13.

Dyck, Erika and Chris Elcock. 2020. “Reframing Bummer Trips: Scientific and Cultural Explanations to Adverse Reactions to Psychedelic Drug Use.” The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs 34(2):271–96.

Exline, Julie J., William A. Schutt, Kathleen C. Pait, and Joshua A. Wilt. 2022. “Do Psychedelic Trips Open the Door to Messages from God, Spirits, Transcendent Realities, or the Devil? Links with Attitudes about Psychedelics, Opinions about Legalization, and Interest in Personal Use.” The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion 1–19.

Gardner, John, Adrian Carter, Kerry O’Brien, and Kate Seear. 2019. “Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies: The Past, and the Need to Move Forward Responsibly.” International Journal of Drug Policy 70:94–98.

Mitchell, Jennifer M., Michael Bogenschutz, Lilienstein Alia, Charlotte Harrison, Sarah Kleiman, Kelly Parker-Guilbert, G. M. Ot’alora, Garas Wael, Paleos Casey, Ingmar Gorman, Christopher Nicholas, Michael Mithoefer, Shannon Carlin, Bruce Poulter, Mithoefer Ann, Quevedo Sylvestre, Gregory Wells, S. Klaire Sukhpreet, Kolk B. van der, Tzarfaty Keren, Amiaz Revital, Ray Worthy, Shannon Scott, Joshua D. Woolley, Marta Cole, Gelfand Yevgeniy, Emma Hapke, Simon Amar, Wallach Yair, Randall Brown, Scott Hamilton, Julie B. Wang, Allison Coker, Rebecca Matthews, Boer A. de, Yazar-Klosinski Berra, Amy Emerson and Rick Doblin. 2021. "MDMA-Assisted Therapy for Severe PTSD: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Phase 3 Study." Nature Medicine 27(6):1025-1033.

Smith, William R. and Paul S. Appelbaum. 2021. “Two Models of Legalization of Psychedelic Substances.” JAMA 326(8):697–98.

Williams, Keith, Osiris Sinuhé Romero, Michelle Braunstein, and Suzanne Brant. 2022. “Indigenous Philosophies and the ‘Psychedelic Renaissance.’” Anthropology of Consciousness 33(2):506–27.

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American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP (AHOTF) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript

[ad_1] American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP (OTC:AHOTF) Q4 2022 Earnings Conference Call March 1, 2023 1:00 PM ET Company Participants Jonathan Korol – Chief Executive Officer Bruce Pittet – Chief Operating Officer Travis Beatty – Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Mike Markidis – BMO Capital Markets Tal Woolley – NBF Tom Callaghan – RBC Capital Markets Operator Good…

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You're The Circus (I'm The Clown) - Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club

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American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP (AHOTF) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript

American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP (OTC:AHOTF) Q4 2022 Earnings Conference Call March 1, 2023 1:00 PM ET Company Participants Jonathan Korol – Chief Executive Officer Bruce Pittet – Chief Operating Officer Travis Beatty – Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Mike Markidis – BMO Capital Markets Tal Woolley – NBF Tom Callaghan – RBC Capital Markets Operator Good morning. And…

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BOOK REVIEW: ADVENTURES IN MODERN RECORDING: FROM ABC TO ZTT by Trevor Horn (2022)

This is a Trevor Horn production! A book begun quite a few years ago and completed recently during lockdown. 

Trevor has such a great track record, and his new hardback of 320 pages is a testament to that long and successful session musician/singing/recording career - a sermon given in 24 (song) lessons from the mount of pop synthesiser!

Indeed, Horn is biblically described as being, “the man who invented the ‘80s”.  Pop songs burning just as bright as the stars, including:

1983 Yes ~ ‘Owner Of A Lonely Heart’ (UK No.28 / US No.1)

1983 Frankie Goes To Hollywood ~ ‘Relax’ (UK No.1 / US No.10)

1984 Frankie Goes To Hollywood ~ ‘Two Tribes’ (UK No.1 / US No.45)

1985 Grace Jones ~ ‘Slave To The Rhythm’ (UK No.12)

Chaper 15; page 229: “ ‘Slave To The Rhythm’ Is a record that shouldn’t have happened. It had its seeds in 1984 when, in the wake of the success of ‘Relax’, we were hunting around for a follow-up. You may recall that Bruce Woolley had written a song called ‘Slave To The Rhythm’ with Simon Darlow, which we tried out with Frankie. It didn’t work out particularly well, so it was shelved.

Chris Blackwell, the owner of Island Records at the time, was putting together a greatest hits album for Grace Jones and suggested that we make a single of ‘Slave’ with her for the album. Bruce and I were long-time fans of Grace.”

1989 Simple Minds ~ ‘Belfast Child’ (UK No.1)

Wearing his distinctive rounded glasses, Trevor Horn already looks like a Buggle in the photos section -  A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Boy (aged seven).

From ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ to ‘Videotheque’ to loaning out his studio for free (and not for Dollars) so that Midge Ure could produce Bob Geldof’s Live Aid project single, ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas’ ADVENTURES IN MODERN RECORDING is a Lexicon Of Love.

All flash no trash. Out now on Nine Eight Books.

Rating: 10/10

More on the book below; Trevor Horn being interviewed by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth.

https://youtu.be/j1JBignUPiw

Mark Watkins, Dare radio, 6 November, 2022.