Another run for Julian Slade’s Salad Days
Julian Slade, the writer of the 1950s hit musical Salad Days along with Dorothy Reynolds was born on 28th May 1930 one of three sons of a London barrister. He attended Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, and on leaving university in 1951 he attended the drama school of…
Anthony Newley’s The Last Song – final album released
The Last Song is the long awaited final studio album from legendary performer Anthony Newley. Newley passed away in April 1999 after losing his battle with cancer. However, his musical legacy which encompasses musicals, stage shows, television, hit songs and recordings thankfully remain. Timeless Recorded in London between…
The mad, mad, mad, mad, life of Terry-Thomas
Terry-Thomas was the prototype upper-class buffoon, a heady mix of caddish scheming and Bertie Wooster-style tomfoolery, delivered in gentlemen’s club vowels, over a gold-plated cigarette holder. And indeed, in real life, he lived the high old life, in dandyish finery, with homes in Beverley Hills and the Balearics,…
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