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William B. Patterson
Ted, Love the show. Thanks for putting it on. I live in California and listen to the hear it again site. Let your techs know that they invariably stop the show with about 10 minutes to go.

Dave Norman
Hi Ted, thanks for a great Fabulous fifties radio show. 1959 was featured. I listen via the wonders of internet radio, living in Birchington, Kent. Loved the four back to back 1959 records, including Here Comes Summer. Special memories on that one.Keep up the good work. There are still many of us old rockers still out there. All best, Dave.

Colin Ireson
FTAO Ted Reynolds - Ref the sadly now late Dave Dee, following your comments on last Saturday's show, my wife Heather (then Froud) was a nurse at Salisbury Hospital many moons ago and remembers very well Dave and the band in the pub you mentioned, it was called The Rising Sun, sadly now demolished. Dave used to write most of the lyrics; they tended to use the paper serviettes and in the end the landlord just used to put a pile of serviettes on the table and they got on with it!! Regular listeners in Jersey here, best wishes, Colin & Heather Ireson. (I'm (Colin)off to Monday's Morris Dance practice!).

John Newcombe
Hello again Ted. After some research on Google I found out that a song I remember from my final year at the local Grammar School in 1962 is called "I went to school in Cheltenham" and is by Tsai Chin from "The World of Tsai Chin" on Decca.I haven't heard this since those times. Can you oblige?

Margaret Stamps
I try to listen to the fabulous fifties and sixties every week, I love his choice of records and he presents it in such an appealing way that it is a pleasure to listen in and I wouldn't want it to change in any way, thankyou Ted from Maggie

Tony Hopkins
Dear Ted,

I wrote to you in December about the back to back 60's shows which turned out to be scheduling so that the top ten artists would be played on Dec 23rd.Unfortunately I was in Francefor Xmas and missed the show.Could you give me the list of the top ten 60's artists that I missed.i presume that it started thus :1) Cliff Richard2) Elvis Presley3) The Beatles4) The Shadows5) Rolling StonesHow close am I?

Regards

Tony Hopkins

Ted Reynolds
Sorry John I couldn't locate that track by Roy Castle. Will carry on looking for next Christmas though! Best wishes, Ted

John Newcombe
I listen to Radio Jersey online from South Devon. I well recall your feature on Gillham Gold on Radio Devon in times past. You very kindly answered my query as to why Anthony Newley was referred to as "dislikeable" in a book I had read. The late Roy Castle had a minor Christmas hit with "Little White Berry" in 1960. I was studying for my A'Levels at the time. Could you dig it out for me?I'm a great one for nostalgia.

Patricia
The best nostalgia show on the net!

Elvis Kempes
Hi, Mr. Reynolds!How about you? Things are getting well?One more time, thank you very much for the beautiful excerpt dedicated to Anthony Newsley (in your last show).No words to describe you my happiness, it was really a good moment. Fortunately I recorded it - in the computer - and now I can listen to it whenever I want. And this is really wonderful.Smiles from your brazilian frindsElvis Kempes (with Tom & Mirando - sons - and Dindi - grandaughter)(Thu, May 3rd 2007 - 3:06 PM)

bob
browsing the web I like what I hear These gems are hidden. Try Frank Wappet on Radio Newcastle You might like the theme (monday from 7 pm. You are bookmarked, thankyou

Derek O'Hara
Keep it up Ted.Your show is absolutely super, the presentation and the information you supply along with the selection of records. I listen to it regularly here in Berlin, Germany. Toi, toi, toi as we say here.