posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @03:00PM
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posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @02:00PM
Update: 05/21 17:33 GMT: Phill writes:
The feature is 2 mins 30 seconds and will be shown frequently throughout the breakfast show from 6-9am and then throughout the day on BBC 24 news.

Fans and myself were interviewed at the Lads Club and Smiths Indeed were interviewed at the 'cemetry Gates'. Stuart Maconie was interviewed as well.
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Phill Gatenby writes:
The BBC1 Breakfast Show is to do a feature on Morrissey's 50th birthday on Friday.

Filmed on Wednesday 20th May and interviewing the tribute band 'Smiths Indeed' and myself as well as a couple of fans, the show is from 6 - 9.15am.
No time is given yet for the feature, it is normal for such features to be shown 2 / 3 times during the programme.
posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @02:00PM
martin writes:
There's a nice cover of Please Please Please by Rob Dickinson, who was singer with 90s indie darlings Catherine Wheel and now is a solo artist.

You can hear it and download it at the link below.

http://www.myspace.com/ROBDICKINSON
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twitter.com/torrmoz also writes:
Rob Dickinson, the vocalist from seminal British alternative band the Catherine Wheel, digitally released his new single, "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want" via his own Carrera Records on May 19, 2009.

Enthusiastically received during live shows, this plaintive version of the Smiths’ classic tune is a sweet treat to fans while Dickinson is in the process of recording his next solo album.

http://www.myspace.com/robdickinson

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posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @02:00PM
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San Francisco's own Smiths tribute band will be celebrating Morrissey's big 50 with a big show at Slim's, joined by a couple of other great Mancunian-themed tributes to New Order and Joy Division. Then the following weekend we'll be visiting a couple of big venues in Portland and Seattle, both for the first time! Details are on the flyers and the website...

Our website: ThisCharmingBand.net
Our MySpace: myspace.com/thischarmingband

FRIDAY, MAY 22:
Slim's
333 11th St.
San Francisco, CA 94103

FRIDAY, MAY 29:
Wonder Ballroom
128 NE Russell St.
Portland, OR 97212

SATURDAY, MAY 30:
Showbox (at the Market)
1426 1st Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101

We're looking forward to both the exciting San Francisco celebration and our first venture into the Pacific Northwest. Hope to see some of you out there!

posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @02:00PM
Saddo writes:
The Smiths/Morrissey Edition of Lolita Party
Colt 45, $6 cover / 9:30pm-10:30pm
Glasslands Gallery
289 Kent Avenue,
at South 1st
Williamsburg

For those of you who get an instant boner watching a girl play guitar, this is your night. Kaki King plays a special set tonight at a celebration of all things Smiths/Morrissey. Probably around 1am or so.

As for the rest of this party, it'll be Smiths and Morrissey tributes by a bunch of irrelevant acts like Beta Beta, Bodega Girls and The Stationary Set. Afterparty with Rude Dudes, whoever they are.
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posted by davidt on Wednesday May 20 2009, @02:00PM
Rachael Hanel writes:
Morrissey's 50th birthday will be celebrated on "Shuffle Function," a daily independent music radio show that airs on KMSU-FM in Mankato, Minn. You can listen online from 6-8 AM CT at www.kmsu.org.
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