Modern Talking Remix

A Remix of 'need you now' by armin van buuren

Need You Now (Remix)

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Bad Boys Blue & Modern Talking - By DJ JC 2011

චිත්‍රපටය    :  ගාමණී 
ගායනය    : දීපිකා ප්‍රියදර්ශනී පීරිස් ඇතුළු පිරිස ....
පද රචනය :  සරත් වීරසේකර 
සංගීතය    : රෝහණ වීරසිංහ 

දන මන බන්දා : දීපිකා ප්‍රියදර්ශනී පීරිස් ඇතුළු පිරිස ....

MODERN TALKING - BROTHER LOUIE 
( PAUL JOHNS EXTENDED MIX )

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MODERN TALKING - BROTHER LOUIE ( PAUL JOHNS EXTENDED MIX ) [PAULJOHNS.PL]

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Modern Talking - Cherry Cherry Lady (Fabio Selection Rmx)

This was one of my favourite interviews of the tour, and for a couple of reasons. It is the only one I have a photographic record of, thanks to the brilliance of Mark Ray, on that tour as a journalist with the Sydney Morning Herald, and it came at the end of an excellent day for England, something that was a real rarity on the trip.

England got past the follow-on figure and relatively close to Australia’s mammoth first innings total thanks to Michael Atherton’s stoic knock, plus a brilliant hundred from David Gower (my favourite innings of his, I think) and a fluent contribution from Alec Stewart; Graham Gooch declared the innings deep into the final session and two Australian wickets before  decided to close meant the match was suddenly very much alive again.

I remember myself and the other members of the media trouped down to the England dressing room at close of play and there was almost a celebratory air about the place; there were photographs of the two centurions, David Gower and Michael Atherton, sipping champagne if you can believe that, and the players were wearing sponsored t-shirts – David was in Rabbit Telecom and Michael was in Sprite. The champagne was Verve Cliquot. How do I remember it all? Well, there were three of England’s tour sponsors and none of them had got much mileage thus far on the trip so tour manager Peter Lush was determined to push the boat out with the team finally enjoying a decent day.

Both David and Michael spoke with the written media but I got just the one interview – Michael, as I’d spoken with David after his hundred in Melbourne. The interview took place in the players’ dining and viewing area in the front section of the visitors’ dressing room, one of series of rooms the visiting team use at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Behind it is an area where the players change, along with a shower and bath area and, right at the back of that part of the pavilion, a small treatment room used by the medical staff. These days media conferences take place in an adjoining building, in a dedicated room, but things were a little more relaxed in those days.

If you look at the photo of me interviewing Michael you’ll see a couple of interesting things: one is that he still has his champagne glass in his hand (and there’s one other on the table in front of us) and the other is that I’ve wrapped the microphone cable around my hand. That was to stop what was known as microphone or cable rattle, the effect that came when the interviewer moved the microphone from him or herself to the interviewee and back again. If the cable was loose it would make a rustling noise as the microphone was moved, something that sounded like the crumpling of paper. With modern digital recorders, many of which don’t use external microphones with cables, that issue has been largely eradicated.

The funny thing was that Michael only made 11 runs on the day, having started at 94 not out, but it was an important innings for him after failures in the first two Tests of the series and although it’s hard to believe, it turned out to be his only Test hundred against Australia. He was actually almost beaten to three figures too on that fourth day as David, who began unbeaten on 33, launched a furious assault on the bowling and monopolized the strike. 

Michael gave me some solid answers and it was a very pleasurable chat, one which I can still smile about all these years later not only because it brings back memories of a positive day on a largely negative tour playing-wise, but also because in the years to come, when he became monosyllabic with large sections of the media, an interview like this would have been impossible.

දන මන බන්දා : දීපිකා ප්‍රියදර්ශනී පීරිස් ඇතුළු පිරිස ....

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