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Buy prilosec without prescription, Excellent news for fans of real music: one of our top British singers, Mike Redway, has launched a new website and many of his excellent recordings are now available to purchase from his company, Redrock Music. This means that fans of "Those Beautiful Ballad Years" (see below for more about this) can now get hold of these fantastic recordings in top quality digital format, together with additional recordings from Mike and lots of other goodies.
You can take a look at Mike's new website here: http://www.redrockselection.com
About Mike
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At Redrock Selections, cheap prilosec no prescription, Order discount prilosec, the home of Mike's label, you will find a a collection of classic recordings, prilosec non prescription, Prilosec for sale, including rare and unique performances from performers like George Formby, Mike Redway and Ken Barrie (the voice of Postman Pat), buy generic prilosec. Where to order prilosec, The catalogue contains a variety of genres from 'easy listening' to spoken word to childrens songs and also includes a large selection of library music. You can also check out Mike Redway's blog page to find out what's new: http://redrockselection.blogspot.com/
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December 20th, 2007 at 7:48 pm
I have been both a friend and fan of Mike’s for a number of years and it is nice to know that along with other appreciative souls we are in good company! That great musical talent George Shearing told the broadcaster Steve Race that Mike was a favourite of his, but complained that it was difficult to acquire any of Mike’s albums. Steve passed this news on to Mike who then sent George a recently produced CD. George wrote an apppreciative letter back to Mike and quite naturally this is now framed and hung on the wall of his backroom studio.
December 21st, 2007 at 12:01 pm
Hi Paul,
I never realised I was that Good!!!!
Happy Christmas to you and Justine.
Mike, Marjorie and family.
December 31st, 2007 at 10:56 am
It doesn’t surprise us that a genius such as Sir George Shearing appreciates Mike’s music, that is such a fantastic story. Mike, you deserve every credit for the wonderful contribution you have made to good music, which we hope more and more people will start to discover.
John – thanks so much for your contribution, and welcome to the Radiocafe Family.
Happy New Year to both of you!
Paul
January 11th, 2008 at 9:51 pm
I’ve been a fan of Mike’s since by chance I picked up an LP at a library – and that was about 1979! I wish there were more recordings available.
January 13th, 2008 at 11:21 am
Thanks for your comment, Bob. Yes, we wish there were too. Do you have a copy of his fantastic Beautiful Ballad Years CD? Let us know if you don’t, as we can still obtain copies of this.
We also wish we could hear more of Mike on our radios. His voice was a main part of Radio 2′s concerts for so many years, and we think it is a tragedy that he does not continue to be heard by a new generation, who are really missing out.
Hopefully the Campaign will change things, and you may even hear some of Mike on the shows here in the not too distant future…
Thanks once again!
Paul @ Radiocafe
February 11th, 2008 at 8:46 pm
Did Mike Redway ever sing a song with the lyrics hang up the phone?
September 27th, 2009 at 8:14 pm
Mike Redway was a great favourite of my wife and I and we loved to listen to his radio show and also his c.d’s.(We were incurable romantic’s) I lost my lovely wife two years ago and have found his songs a great comfort as I can sit and get lost in my memories. He is a wonderful songwriter and singer . Thank you Mike.
April 18th, 2010 at 9:48 pm
Mike Redway a lovely singer of good old songs with the added good sense and wisdom to have Neil Richardson write the orchestrations and conduct the orchestra; sadly, like Neil Richardson, much missed from Radio 2 by all who appreciate quality music! With best wishes to Mike Redway!
January 16th, 2011 at 11:12 am
Michael Redway has a great, warm, welcoming voice. I first heard him on the fantastic 1973 single “Good Morning.” I’d love to hear more of his ’70s work if it’s accessible.