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I went to the opening of an IMAX cinema in London while working with IRN and interviewed Sir Roger Moore. Here is the interview.
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In 1998, Pirate FM ran short Cornish language bulletins every Saturday and Sunday after the 12 noon bulletin. These were pre-recorded by Matthew Clarke. Only one of these (to my knowledge) still exists - the first edition on 5th September 1998 - the day of the Cornish Gorsedh at St Just.
Landry is the eldest son of Cressida (nee- Wearne) Tonkin of Newlyn.
Ian Polmear at start, presented by Matthew Clarke. Voice of Lucy Fisher in there too. March 19th 2000. #radio #piratefm #cornwall #ianpolmear #lucyfisher
Fleghigow dor...’ (1970)
Fleghigow dor, merwell an maw a witha Bethalem yma euthig teg y’n chi gan fydh dhe’n truan y’ga gwann.
Now, aurevoir, est ce que vrai? ‘Little children of the land (1970)
Little children of the land , the death of the lad who guarded Bethlehem. It’s terribly beautiful in th…
This was recorded at Lowender Peran October 1997. You can hear a Cornish poetry session in the Sunset Bar next door - very loud voice of Pol Hodge is evident in the background.
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