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[Graeme]

Look how cute and cuddly he is. How can anyone resist. Can anybody remember the story about him finding an abandoned baby?

[chilli]

Originally Posted by Graeme

Look how cute and cuddly he is. How can anyone resist. Can anybody remember the story about him finding an abandoned baby?

proper drummer, huds the drumsticks like he means it

[lowball]

Originally Posted by chilli

ive decided after due consideration, that thiis is gig of the week

without doubt the best one of the week, really looking forward to it.

[free tibet]

Originally Posted by Graeme

Can anybody remember the story about him finding an abandoned baby?

Bizarrely, Seb first made headlines in 1986, aged 12, when he found an abandoned baby in a lane behind his Aberdeen home.

I vaguely remember the story,but didn't realise it was him

[chilli]

"As listeners, we begin to realize that it's one thing to pull off a stunning moment in the studio, but to be able to recreate it live is something else. Such is the magic Pit Er Pat brings to the stage, or that the stage brings to Pit Er Pat". -popmatters.com

[chilli]

here's a wee review for Fulborn Teversham from last month, just after they played their first few dates together:-

"Songwriting Polar Bear drummer Sebastian Rochford was rewarded for his brio in bringing together the prog-rock, roaming keyboards of Nick Ramm, the jagged jazz shards of Acoustic Ladyland saxophonist Peter Wareham and the startling voice of Alice Grant, who was by now standing and having much the same effect on the hairs on the neck. Alice could scream, exultant on Amazing and brittle on Empty Shell, but she could be soft and intimate too on Even If and Falling Down, a love song that made waiting for an email tantalisingly romantic. Another Rochford triumph, like his extraordinary hair"

pretty extraordinary, cross lots of music barriers

go listen to their myspace above

[delboy]

unrelated but fulborn teverham are two villages right next to each other on the outskirts of my home city cambridge, fulbourn is notorious in local parts for having a mental hospital. which leads me to conclude seb roachford must be from around that area...

[Graeme]

Originally Posted by delboy

which leads me to conclude seb roachford must be from around that area...

Why? Cos he's mental?

[delboy]

Originally Posted by Graeme

Why? Cos he's mental?

nah cos he's might be from the same part of the world as me!!! that was me thinking behind the name anyways!

[chilli]

Originally Posted by delboy

unrelated but fulborn teverham are two villages right next to each other on the outskirts of my home city cambridge, fulbourn is notorious in local parts for having a mental hospital. which leads me to conclude seb roachford must be from around that area...

i'm sure i read somewhere that the name comes from a PUB in Norfolk, called
The Fulborn Teversham. Maybe its the craft beers make the locals go mental.............