CCTV Thugs shoot missiles at alpacas in Lancashire
CCTV footage shows two alpacas being attacked in the northern England town of Haslingden was released by Lancashire police yesterday, with two men entering the animals' pen and throwing makeshift missiles and furniture at them.
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If The World Were Ruled By Girls - Whit Cunfilffe - Music Hall Song - 78 rpm - HMV 102
Here's one of the earliest recorded English Music Hall Stars Whit Cunfilffe singing If The World Were Ruled By Girls from a rare 78 rpm shellac record released around 1912.
Whittaker Whit Cunliffe (15 December 1875 in Haslingden – 1 May 1966) was an English comic singer known for the outfits worn during his stage performances[1] and his World War I song Hoch, Hoch Der Kaiser and other songs including What Does it Matter to Me? (1906) and A Different Girl Again. Cunliffe was described as being a bit of a dandy.[2]
Like a number of other Music Hall stars, he chose to sing slightly risqué songs (like Tight skirts have got to go or Let's have free trade amongst the girls). His songs often also referred to political questions of the day and have a generally conservative tone (Do you believe in women's rights? Blame it on poor old Lloyd George. You'll get on in England if you're not an Englishman.) Generally, his political songs were conservative in outlook. His 1914 song Tow the row row for example both laughs at the forced feeding in prison of suffragettes a couple of years earlier, and denounces the Social Insurance laws put in place by Lloyd George's government in 1911.
Cunliffe was an enthusiastic supporter of the First World War and was involved in a great many concerts raising money to help the war drive.
Cunliffe was referred to as the last surviving member of the Lions Comiques,[3] the first great music hall singers.[4] Whit Cunliffe and Charles Whittle were indeed great singers of great songs and the epitome of what made Music Hall.[2]
Cunliffe died in Battle, East Sussex, shortly before his 91st birthday.
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BBC NWT - Vince Cable visits Burnley - the advanced manufacturing hub
200611 - Business Secretary Vince Cable, visits Burnley for the Manufacturing Summit. BBC North West Tonight covers the event and visits Burnley Bondholders, Aircelle and VEKA, to demonstrate Burnley's excellence in the advanced manufacturing sector.
A Lancashire Fairytale
The fairytale history behind Sparth House, Accrington, Lancashire. Based on a true story.
A joint venture between Sparth House, 5 Little Boys Photography, The Bridal Lounge of Accrington, Sam Williams Wedding & Event Florist, Stacey Ryan Make-up, Artsynibs Calligraphy & Penmanship & The Bridal Concierge.
Warehouse Party 3.28.15 OSU Old Skool Underground Omaha
Hello this is the wizzard back again bringing you my exclusive footage of the elusive old skool underground warehouse. We are on the road to STRANGELAND which is OSU's annual camping and music festival held just outside of Omaha, NE on may 29th and 30th. Come take a candid look at the event as we celebrated ULTRA miami in style in our 2 level, half pipe having, art studio and underground venue. Featuring the best of Local artists, VJ's, DJ's, Dancers, Poi and Fire artists and more. Check us out at oldskoolunderground.com for more info and for more info on STRANGELAND visit whatisstrangeland.com for lineup and ticket info.
Here are some videos of a previous warehouse party and of Strangeland 2014. Enjoy and SHARE!!!
Son of a Preacherman
Every year at school the sixth form organise a show, and this year me and my friend organised it.
It was 'The British Invasion' so all the numbers were by British artists, and this is my solo, Dusty Springfield's Son of a Preacherman :)