Two Good Soldiers, One Great War by Hugh Jones.
Hugh Jones, a decade-long supporter of and contributor to Stereo Stories, launches his book about two Tasmanian friends and World War I, in Hobart next Wednesday evening 15 May.
Hugh Jones, a decade-long supporter of and contributor to Stereo Stories, launches his book about two Tasmanian friends and World War I, in Hobart next Wednesday evening 15 May.
Why had nobody told me the descent from the mountain would be so much harder and more painful than the ascent? And when was this ear-worm going to disappear?
Some guests on Desert Island Discs are more interesting than others, and some are not what you would expect at all - Robert Plant, for example.Ā
For about nine months we worked and played as a double act. Steve helped me cover Oxford United Football Clubās first home match in First Division (and was threatened with a knife by a nervous scalper he stopped in the street outside), while I tagged along to concerts he was covering (remember Squeeze or Level 42?).
Hugh Jones has often been part of Stereo Stories' pivotal moments.
By mid-afternoon when the final edition went to bed, almost four complete newspapers had been created. Some days only the crossword survived all four.
We didnāt always talk about music as I sensed a history there Stephan was keen to let rest, but it was fun when we did.
Ericās music spilled out over the ridge, south into the valley, across the Jordan, embracing Biblical fields and crusade-era ruins, north along the road to Damascus.
Is Mr Brightside really āone of the most seminal pieces of music of this century"? Hugh Jones dares to dampen the Richmond premiership celebrations.
Here in my city Iām fretting after my father, lost in the aftermath of a stroke and the creeping invasion of inoperable cancer.