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There are 7 messages in this section.

Alex O'Brien from Scotland. Posted 24 Oct 2003.
Great site.How about John Grieve and Roddy McMillan in The Vital Spark. Classic, vintage BBC Scotland and well worth inclusion. PS the late Mr Grieve was my dear uncle. Best wishes Alex OBrien

Anita F from Glasgow. Posted 21 Apr 2004.
Here's a clip from the BBC site "Wireless to the Web" which should spark some memories;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/aboutus/wirelesstoweb/decades/index.shtml?decade=60s

josephine (morrison) dedominicis from new jersey, us.. Posted 7 Jun 2004.
i met john as a young girl, my father was friends with one of the brothers.
We called him uncle john and when we say him on the Vital Spark, we thought he was much older, ha ha! I had been to his moms house in Maryhill.

Alex.O'Brien from Glasgow. Posted 23 Jul 2004.
Josephine, I was really interested to read your comments about my late uncle.
Could your Dad be Mick from the Greenock area and a friend of Bunny Grieve?
Best wishes.
Alex

John from Australia. Posted 1 Aug 2005.
I loved Roddy Mcmillan ...he also write songs ...One of my favourites is "Farewell my Love"

Robert Borland from Troon. Posted 16 Oct 2006.
Does anyone know if Roddy MacMillan was related to the MacMillans who had a taxi business in Rothesay?

isa from scotland. Posted 16 Oct 2006.
hello,
can you tell me, is john grieve from oran street in maryhill? was one of his sisters may?
thanks
isa

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