Interwiev with Doug Scarratt
- Thread starter Memento Mori
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Cheers for that, Memento! Much appreciated!
It was interesting to see what Doug's input was in regard to 'LionHeart' and his opinion of the production of 'Killing Ground'.
Thanks!
It was interesting to see what Doug's input was in regard to 'LionHeart' and his opinion of the production of 'Killing Ground'.
Thanks!
Paxoman
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Crusader - Just a guess here, but I think Doug was being a little hesitant with those questions because he was not sure where they were leading. English soldiers, war etc. You have to be carefull what you say these days, unfortunantely.
He was very coherent on the other questions, I thought.
He was very coherent on the other questions, I thought.
I didnt understand evrything..
Yeah. I was friends with Nigel for quite a long time before I actually played in Saxon. He just rung me up one day, out of the blue and said "Graham (???
)and I want to know if youd like to audition for the band".
mistake of the interviewer I suppose
Yeah. I was friends with Nigel for quite a long time before I actually played in Saxon. He just rung me up one day, out of the blue and said "Graham (???
)and I want to know if youd like to audition for the band".mistake of the interviewer I suppose
Crusader said:Thrilling!
Yes I thought OMG
, I had the feeling he didnt know at all. But maybe he isnt into history, its not his cup of tea. but maybe it is indeed that you must be quite carefull with answering such questions, but I think its the first option, sorryYeah - I spotted the Graham Oliver reference, too!
Perhaps, he was sacked but was involved in the recruitment of his replacement. It's happened before, but I do find it difficult to believe.
I would have thought that Biff would be calling the shots, so it may be a mistake by the interviewer.
Valanx - yeah, there really does seem to be a very formal, brisk manner when a discussion of Graham Oliver's departure comes into the conversation. Nigel Glockler - a bloke so obviously nice and polite - even states simply 'He was sacked' end of discussion let's move on.
Wish there were more interviews with the saxon lads to read, however!
Perhaps, he was sacked but was involved in the recruitment of his replacement. It's happened before, but I do find it difficult to believe.
I would have thought that Biff would be calling the shots, so it may be a mistake by the interviewer.
Valanx - yeah, there really does seem to be a very formal, brisk manner when a discussion of Graham Oliver's departure comes into the conversation. Nigel Glockler - a bloke so obviously nice and polite - even states simply 'He was sacked' end of discussion let's move on.
Wish there were more interviews with the saxon lads to read, however!
