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RAF musician launches single on Remembrance Sunday
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BLUK member and ex RAF musician, Paul Fawcus, is launching his production of A Deck of Cards this Remembrance Sunday on BBC Radio 2 and for only 79p you can download your copy right here, RIGHT NOW!
A Deck of Cards featuring Flight Lieutenant Matthew Little The history of the song Deck of cards This popular song Deck of Cards (sometimes known as "A Soldier's Prayer Book") was written in 1948 by "T." Texas Tyler and was recorded by (among others) Tex Ritter in 1948, Wink Martindale in 1959, Bill Anderson in 1991 and Max Bygraves. In that 1948 version, the story is set during World War II and stars a soldier whose unit, which has been fighting in North Africa, is newly arrived at Casino. One Sunday morning, some of the soldiers in that unit go to church; those who have prayer books read them during the service, but one soldier pulls out a deck of cards, prompting his sergeant to haul this apparent blasphemer before the provost marshal. As the tale unfolds we learn that the deck of cards is the soldiers “Bible, almanac and prayer Book.” The latest version of a Deck of Cards This new version is set in the Middle East and features Flight Lieutenant Matthew Little who is Director of Music of The Band of the Royal Air Force Regiment. Flight Lieutenant Little has been featured on many of the Royal Air Forces engagements including the Festival of Remembrance, Edinburgh Tattoo, Songs of Praise (BBC), and the Royal Military Tattoo 2000. Released by Square Biz Records it is available on iTunes priced £0.79. Down load your copy The whole project was, arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered by Paul Fawcus at Jazzmouse Productions and produced by Jimmie Gray for Square Biz Records Remembrance Day on Sunday - The Poppy Appeal It is Remembrance Day on Sunday, a day when many wear a Red Poppy. Question marks are being raised about is the Poppy still relevant today so many years after its conception, as a way to gainfully employ injured troops and remember lost comrades. ed... more European tosh... of course it's relevant ... apparently health and safety have prevented the provision of pins !!!!!!! Well here is how the money you donate is invested... ed: make sure you give generously ... 5x what you spend on Paul's record!! • £5 will ensure that a housebound or hospitalised person receives a friendship visit. • £20 could help towards providing skilled advice and an hour's legal representation at a Disability Allowance or War Pension tribunal. • £75 could help towards providing a fresh start for an ex-Service man or woman so they can them adjust to life outside the Services. • £250 could buy an emergency lifeline alarm for an elderly ex-service person or their spouse. • £360 would give an ex-Service person or one of their dependants a much needed break at one of our Poppy Break centres. • £800 could provide a severely disabled person and their carer with a much needed welfare break. • £2000 could purchase an Electrically Powered Vehicle or scooter to give elderly or disabled veterans back mobility and an independent life. • £2500 could pay to install a stair lift in a home where it is needed. • £5000 could arrange a bathroom adaptation which would assist a disabled person to perform basic functions in their home such as having a shower or washing safely. Whatever you give will help us carry on with our work The Fourth Plinth Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth is supporting a memorial statue of Sir Keith Park in recognition of his outstanding contributions during the Second World War and as a mark of respect for his achievements, in the lead-up to commemorations for the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain in 2010. ed. You’d think they would update the blinking site a bit quicker than this. They install, announce to the press, unveil and get the media talking but forget to update the Lottery funded website... GET IT SORTED BORIS p.s. my daughter things your fab ... any chance of an invite round for tea with a few of her pals? ed: Here is a great pic of Sir Keith's great, great niece admiring her uncle ... click on the pic to go to more pictures on his website ... 
Men with Power READ THIS Her look reminds me of a story my a pal of mine, Mile Amoore, a journalist currently out in Afghanistan writing reports for the Sunday papers ... his story Blood brothers scarred by war should be read by all men of power around the world. Help for Heros Check out what the Help for Heros chaps are getting up to... There is a football match on 12th November in Reading ... 
The Heroes Cup is being played in support of Help for Heroes, will be played between England and a World XI at Reading’s Madejski Stadium and broadcast on ITV and to the armed forces around the world. The teams will be made up of ex-professional footballer alongside stars from sport, TV, music and film. The game will be played on 12th November and will be a 7.45pm kick off. Players already signed up include: Paul Gascoigne, Des Walker, Rob Lee, Steve Hodge, Andy Cole, Chris Woods, Darren Gough, Mark Ramprakash, Simon Webbe, Paddy McGuinness, Kyran Bracken, Alec Stewart, Steffen Freund, Gary McAllister, Kenny Logan, Anders Limpar, Aron Winter, Hidetoshi Nakata, Georgi Kinkladze, Andy Goram, Thomas Helmer, Ian Dowie. More are being added all the time. Tickets are available from Reading FC Box office and are £10 adults and £5 kids. Call 0844 249 1871 The Help For Heroes message is simple: We are strictly non political and non critical; we simply want to help. We believe that anyone who volunteers to serve in time of war, knowing that they may risk all, is a hero. These are ordinary people doing extraordinary things and some of them are living with the consequences of their service for life. We may not be able to prevent our soldiers from being wounded, but together we can help them get better. What do Help for Heros do? Thank you for reading. Jon Davey Business Lead Generator 01753 852904 |
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