At the controls...
Jamie goes behind-the-scenes at Classic FM to shed a little light on the preparations behind his daily weekday afternoon show.
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Not one word or even hint about how it works, exactly what it is. The author just keeps repeating in different ways how very good it is. An insight into what it is and how it works would have made this article at least have some meaning. A very poor review, poorly written.
Dennis on 'The new way of learning how to read music' Thursday, 12
7 replies to 'Jamie Crick’s Video Diary – Part 3'
Susan CasserleyIt’s as easy as that eh? don’t believe a word. Good show though
IainAnd there was me thinking that you made up all your links between the music yourself. I didnt think you had a team of scriptwriters doing it for you?
Bernardo CoelhoJamie Crick, when we lived in Oxford, UK, during the studies of my wife, Classic FM was our constant companion and your program, especially requests, was our favorite. Congratulations on the programs and miss you in Brazil. Thanks, Bernardo
paul HughesHi Jamie could you play something appropriate for the looe to polperro coastal walk which im sure you have done many times
Mary CrackDear Jamie,
Your videos were really interesting. I sometimes get asked if I am related to you, but I have to tell people my name is CRACK not CRICK. I bet you never get asked if you are related to me.
Mary Crack
Gordon E GlazebrookNice to see you working!! The tidiness of the office surprises me!
All the best.
Jennifer ClaptonHi Jamie,
I really enjoyed your video on your journey in to the office and
seeing your producer and where you actually work, I found it quite fascinating and an eye opener. Good job you don’t confuse the different screens that you work from.
Thank you so much for this insight.
Jennifer