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The funniest part of this video is that, from what I have heard, Stephen Hawking is every bit as cheeky as he is presented here.

We should send a beacon out accross the internet to see if we can Contact Wayne or his abductors. Here, we should use this

It has been an honour for us to listen to Dr Hawking in this thread. I only hope that Wayne continues being the same when he arrives.

Brilliant video, Rossy!

Good morning folks! I'll just be lurking a bit today. A busy work schedule is looming, and i have my piano lesson coming up. Off to piano practice and on to the office for me!

Wayne, I hope you'll be ok when your abductors return you!

Have a good day everyone!

Have a great day Griffin, I sincerly hope your practice goes well.

Well, todays post is a little different, mainly for me, because I dont know what is being sung??

Can anyone help? Anyone speak french? whatever it is, I just know it will be something beautifull, as it is a rare recording by Tim Blake.

Sometimes its fun not knowing what is being sung. One of my favorite bands did some Japanese covers and I love them.

I was trying to search for a translation but didn't find any! Surely someone speaks French..
Here's some Zeppelin.

Excellent AimeeO , brill, I think Eglantine speaks a few languages, but she has not been around for a few days, will ask when she gets back.... unless, , no she aint been abducted as well?
LOL.

Look what Rossy has found you tonight!!!

Griffin, i am sure you will just love this!!

I have posted jean phillip Rykiel playing with the marvellous Tim Blake before, But here he is do an impro jam with Ashley Maher..

This is wonderfull... check it...

What wonderful postings today folks! I got home earlier from work and my piano lesson. Both went well. Time to relax. Rossy, i really liked the Tim Blake postings. Thanks.

OMG Rossy........OMG!!!!!

You sure know how to grab someones attention lol, and I'm actually in the vid, lol!

Hope all my PW friends are well

Anyway, I gotta go to work, will be on here at sometime, but still got stuff on, so still gonna be away a while. Just had to check in to say OMG!

See you all soon

(Ps, sorry I missed your B'day Aimee, HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY! and Rossy, great work on your Smiths cover, laters )

It's so nice to hear from you Wayne! As you can see, Rossy brought in the best minds to explore your whereabouts. No expense was spared! . Have a good day Dude. We'll look forward to your return when things get less busy.

Here's my contribution for today, Etta James, accompanied by B.B. King. Talk about a power house! She died last week at age 73. Her birthday was January 25. Here is "Something's Got a Hold on Me."

Good morning everyone!

Welcome back Wayne! We are so happy your abductors have returned you!

Rossy: I don't speak French. Sorry. I'm a shameful Canadian! Hopefully someone comes along that does.

My pick for the morning:

It worked!!! Stephan Hawking found Wayne!! Most excellent!! Well done professer Hawkings!!!
He has now gone back to partying.
Excellent post BeccaBb.

Phew! Wayne is back. I was worried. You see I was contemplating a whole other theory to the alien abduction one proposed by professor Hawking.

What was my theory you ask? . . . .


. . . Zombies

Oh no!! I hadnt thought about zombies for a whole week as well!!
And its dark outside.
And I have to go to the shop.
In the dark.
Past the churchyard.
where someone was buried.
This week.
and the ground is still freshly disturbed.

Surely Eglantine's here somewhere?

AimeeO's about wayne, Eglantine has been a little absent over the last week or ish!!!

Morning all

Oooopps my mistake Rossy, I meant Eglantine, it must be the Alien abduction trauma syndrome affecting me, gonna go back and edit

Don't stress yourself too much Wayne! You'll be fine. See, you're starting to remember a few names. Now say, "Griffin..." it will start to come back. So glad we got you back man!

Good morning everyone! I've decided to share some music I've just started listening to this week. I learned about Rokia Traoré through a local guitarist and recording artist I'm acquainted with, Mick.

Rokia Traoré was born January 26, 1974, according to my Wikipedia notes. She is a Victoires de la Musique award-winning Malian singer, songwriter and guitarist. Born in Mali as a member of the Bambara ethnic group, her father was a diplomat and she travelled widely in her youth. She visited such countries as Algeria, Saudi Arabia, France and Belgium and was exposed to a wide variety of influences. Her hometown of Kolokani is in the northwestern part of Mali's Koulikoro region.

Here is her performance at the 2004 International WOMAD Festival. WOMAD stands for World of Music, Arts and Dance, bringing together many forms of music, arts and dance from countries and cultures around the world.

Hey Wayne, so glad to see you’re back!

Griffin, that festival seems very interesting; I really like to know about folk music from any part of the world.