
#1
My life as a seadog : 1985 : The V...by Grant Goddard
The prostitute was perched on the edge of my bed. Using the elementary Hebrew I had learned from children's television, we chatted about her young daughter and the disas...
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#2
Watch out! Watch out! There's a Ho...by Grant Goddard
Do you believe in destiny? Not the Bardot-like Angels squadron leader Destiny who battled evil-ised Captain Black and the mysterious Mysterons. No, destiny as in fate. T...
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#3
I can't dance to that music you're...by Grant Goddard
"Would you like to dance?" the girl asked.
I was dumbfounded. Nobody had ever asked me to dance. Particularly a girl!
"Er, no thanks," I mumbled path...
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#4
Stoking the star-maker machinery :...by Grant Goddard
"I'm SO sorry," I grovelled to the petite musician on whose foot I had just accidentally trodden. We were stood side-by-side in the record library - my 'office...
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#5
One little indie music show : 1980...by Grant Goddard
"You will present a weekly two-hour rock music show on Saturday night," my manager informed me.
No if's or but's. No offer over which to mull. No demo tape to...
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#6
The day the (reggae) music died :...by Grant Goddard
"Bob Marley has died!" I exclaimed. Having switched on the car radio before starting the engine, one of Marley's songs was playing on John Peel's 'BBC Radio On...
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#7
It ain't what you do, it's the way...by Grant Goddard
"The Treasury," said one.
"Banking," responded another.
"The Civil Service," replied another. It was my turn.
"Radio," I said.
Th...
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