Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Formed in Brussels back in 1969, Doctor Downtrip were to debut with a single for the Vogue label. In june 1970 they played the Puzzle P-festival(a famous Brussels club in the Rue De Bouchers) with many Belgian hardrock bands as well as headliner Wallace Collection. But the first highlight of their relatively brief career was their appearance at the Bilzen Rock & Jazz festival in august 1970 along such acts as Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch.Both festivals also had another Brussels band, Burning Plague on the bill. When by the end of 1970 Plagues Michael Heslop (who was original from the USA) decided to put his band on hold, the announcement of his entry to Doctor Downtrip quickly followed. After a while this new line-up (John Hastry on bass, Michael Heslop on guitar, Paul Van De Velden on drums, Michel Rorive on vocals and Sylvain Paul on organ) was really rocking as proven on the summer festival Den Haan and the fondly-remembered Jemelle festival on august 8th,1971 where they supported Golden Earring and Genesis.It took more than a year before the new five-piece had an impressive armoury of self-penned compositions at their disposal, and the first proof of it, came in 1972 when they released the single take my place backed with depressed on CBS records. Both songs showed the real potential of this hardrock band as their fine organ/guitar work was finally captured on vinyl. After healthy sales a second two-tracker was scheduled for release, but without haste, as it was ...
Shepley Metcalf sings "It's Cool To Be Cool" by Fran Landesman and Simon Wallace at Acton Jazz Cafe in January 2010. Ron Roy on piano and Chris Rathbun on bass. This tune is one of fifteen Landesman/Wallace songs on Boston-based singer Shepley Metcalf's new CD "Something Irresistible: Songs of Fran Landesman + Simon Wallace" (April 2010 release). Impressed with the lyrics of the 1955 jazz standard "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most," Shepley researched its lyricist Fran Landesman and found that Fran is living in London, working with composer/pianist Simon Wallace, and is still writing witty, poignant, and sophisticated songs. Shepley and her musical partner, arranger/pianist Ron Roy, selected their favorite tunes from this new songbook, and recorded them with bassist Chris Rathbun and drummer Gene Roma. Production Credits: Matt Thurber - videographer Bill Shamlian - sound recordist William Clack - video editor Doug Hammer - audio mixer
www.tourfactory.com For more information, contact: Gary Wallace Bill Lister 408-476-9877408-892-9300 Coldwell Banker Enjoy the best of both worlds with this beautifully appointed and perfectly located Los Gatos hilltop home. This lush hilltop retreat provides mountain views and cul-de-sac privacy all within minutes of downtown Los Gatos. This truly exceptional home features four bedrooms and three bathrooms amidst approximately 3952 square feet of living space with gleaming hardwood floors throughout. This spacious home boasts a stunning kitchen with large skylights, granite counters, a wine cooler, heated tile floors, Stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar, recessed lighting and high ceilings. The large family room features coffered ceilings, crown molding, custom interior paint and a wood burning fireplace. There is a separate living room and a separate library both complete with wood burning fireplaces on the first level. The large master suite is adorned with a walk-in closet, beautiful Cathedral ceilings and a large master bath with a tub and separate shower with a custom glass enclosure. Utilities are also conveniently located on the first floor. Up the winding staircase you will find a large bedroom and a separate den complete with a wet bar, wine cooler and full bathroom that could double as an en-suite study. Outside you will find a custom Koi pond, two decks with grass surrounding all on a huge lot of approximately 18295. DRE#01792617 & 01179611
www.tourfactory.com For more information, contact: Gary Wallace Bill Lister 408-476-9877408-892-9300 Coldwell Banker This gorgeous Green Built new craftsman home boasts 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and features hardwood floor and crown molding throughout its approximately 2750 sq. ft. of living space. With custom wood work and detailed craftsmanship, the home includes a spacious formal living room with a marble-faced fireplace and custom wood mantel. The gourmet kitchen is a chefs delight with custom wood cabinets, slab granite counters, cast iron sink, tumbled marble backsplash, microwave drawer and built-in custom Liebhen refrigerator. The spacious master suite features a custom wall of closets with pull out drawers and a master bath with vessel sinks, slab granite counter, claw foot tub and a custom tiled double shower. The ground floor half bath has a beautiful slab granite counter with vessel sink. All baths feature stone surfaces and granite counters. At the entry of the home is a cozy front porch and craftsman door with stained glass insets. Additionally, youll enjoy the custom built-ins in the homes closets as well as its central vacuum, inside utilities, and a fully finished basement downstairs with a wine cellar. The home has a one car garage and is with in walking distance to charming downtown Campbell. DRE#01792617 & 01179611
Hi friends I love British comedy and Ian Wallace fits the bill here. This is from his "The Wallace Collection" of Human Portraits from 1957 on EP 45rpm. Ian Bryce Wallace OBE (10 July 1919 12 October 2009) was a British bass-baritone opera and concert singer, actor and broadcaster of Scottish extraction. His family intended him for a career in the law, but he was attracted to the stage. Originally an actor in non-musical plays, he was persuaded to try opera and made an immediate success. He played a range of buffo parts in operas, at Glyndebourne and internationally. Wallace maintained a simultaneous career in revue, straight theatre, and broadcasting. He appeared in pantomime and at the Royal Variety Performance. As a broadcaster, he was a long-time panellist on the BBC radio panel game My Music, and he presented a television series of introductions to operas in the 1960s, as well as appearing in light entertainment shows singing a range of songs from ballads to comedy numbers. He performed his one-man show for many years. Flanders and Swann wrote several songs for him, and their best-known song, "The Hippopotamus", became indelibly associated with him. Enjoy. Richard Please Note: The photos and music used in this video do not belong to me and are the copyright of their respective owners. I have uploaded this video for entertainment purposes only. PS If I infringe Copyright I will remove the posting without question.
Hi friends I love British comedy and Ian Wallace fits the bill here. This is from his "The Wallace Collection" of Human Portraits from 1957 on EP 45rpm. Ian Bryce Wallace OBE (10 July 1919 12 October 2009) was a British bass-baritone opera and concert singer, actor and broadcaster of Scottish extraction. His family intended him for a career in the law, but he was attracted to the stage. Originally an actor in non-musical plays, he was persuaded to try opera and made an immediate success. He played a range of buffo parts in operas, at Glyndebourne and internationally. Wallace maintained a simultaneous career in revue, straight theatre, and broadcasting. He appeared in pantomime and at the Royal Variety Performance. As a broadcaster, he was a long-time panellist on the BBC radio panel game My Music, and he presented a television series of introductions to operas in the 1960s, as well as appearing in light entertainment shows singing a range of songs from ballads to comedy numbers. He performed his one-man show for many years. Flanders and Swann wrote several songs for him, and their best-known song, "The Hippopotamus", became indelibly associated with him. Enjoy. Richard Please Note: The photos and music used in this video do not belong to me and are the copyright of their respective owners. I have uploaded this video for entertainment purposes only. PS If I infringe Copyright I will remove the posting without question.
The Montrose County League of Women Voters presented this 2010 Montrose City Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday night, March 2nd in the Montrose City Council Chambers. Candidates that participated in this forum included: Thomas Smits (District I), Bill Brougham (District II), Carol mcdermott (District II), Pat Treacy (At Large), Ray Rose (At Large) and Bill Patterson (At Large). Not present at the forum are District I Candidates Jesse Bailey and Brent Wallace. This is part 12 of 12, which features an ongoing discussion between the three At Large District Candidates: Bill Patterson, Ray Rose and Pat Treacy. The footage of the candidate forum has not been edited for time or for content. For more information on the Montrose County League of Women Voters, please visit: montrose.co.lwvnet.org . For more information on the 2010 City Council Candidate Election, including candidate biographies, please visit www.cityofmontrose.org .
The Montrose County League of Women Voters presented this 2010 Montrose City Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday night, March 2nd in the Montrose City Council Chambers. Candidates that participated in this forum included: Thomas Smits (District I), Bill Brougham (District II), Carol mcdermott (District II), Pat Treacy (At Large), Ray Rose (At Large) and Bill Patterson (At Large). Not present at the forum are District I Candidates Jesse Bailey and Brent Wallace. This is part 11 of 12, which features an ongoing discussion between the three At Large District Candidates: Bill Patterson, Ray Rose and Pat Treacy. The footage of the candidate forum has not been edited for time or for content. For more information on the Montrose County League of Women Voters, please visit: montrose.co.lwvnet.org . For more information on the 2010 City Council Candidate Election, including candidate biographies, please visit www.cityofmontrose.org .
The Montrose County League of Women Voters presented this 2010 Montrose City Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday night, March 2nd in the Montrose City Council Chambers. Candidates that participated in this forum included: Thomas Smits (District I), Bill Brougham (District II), Carol mcdermott (District II), Pat Treacy (At Large), Ray Rose (At Large) and Bill Patterson (At Large). Not present at the forum are District I Candidates Jesse Bailey and Brent Wallace. This is part 10 of 12, which features an ongoing discussion between the three At Large District Candidates: Bill Patterson, Ray Rose and Pat Treacy. The footage of the candidate forum has not been edited for time or for content. For more information on the Montrose County League of Women Voters, please visit: montrose.co.lwvnet.org . For more information on the 2010 City Council Candidate Election, including candidate biographies, please visit www.cityofmontrose.org .
