Chilcox from Atchison, KsEbm7 to Bbm7 then Bmaj7 - Bbm7 - Abm7 - F#maj7 - F5 - Bb5.It reached #5 (for 3 weeks) on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Tracks chart. One year earlier on September 11th, 1961 it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #64 and on October 9th it peaked at #25 (for 1 week) and spent 12 weeks on the Top 100. Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn June 17th 1962, the Dave Brubeck Quartet performed "Take Five" on CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'.Kylie from Dequincy Louisiana I hate my music appreciation class I have to do a stupid worksheet on this stupid take five song like its so out of this generation it sucks like just eww.Kent from TexasI don't think Kylie will ever appreciate music ewwww.Jack Fisher from Las VegasI don't think Kylie knows what music is.James from TexasI was introduced to Dave Bruce King Quartet, while taking a History of Jazz course in college.Charlie from Auckland, New ZealandI betcha Kylie from Dequincy, Louisiana just chose that music class at random.Gabriel from Melbourne, AustraliaKylie getting flamed in the comments kinda funny ngl, also this song is unusually satisfying, the fact that it stays in tempo even being over the normal 4/4 time signature.Tweedy Browne analyst Laura Jeresky raised the possibility of legal action against Hollinger board members. Two other directors, Jack Boultbee and David Radler, went too.īlack insists they were 'unexceptionable payments, insufficiently documented' and that there was 'no evidence of impropriety'.īut shareholders led by Tweedy Browne, which controls 18 per cent of Hollinger International, are not satisfied. Other contenders include the Daily Mail and General Trust and Tony O'Reilly's Independent News & Media.īlack stood down as chief executive of Hollinger International last week after the payments were disclosed to the SEC. This would allow him to take on the Times, controlled by his former employer Rupert Murdoch.
City sources say Montgomery could seek an alliance with Grabiner.Īndrew Neil, right-hand man of the Barclay Brothers, who own the Scotsman and the Business, is keen to get his hands on the Telegraph. Stephen Grabiner, a former Daily Telegraph managing director now with private equity group Apax, is monitoring developments. Other potential bidders are jockeying for position ahead of an auction of the papers, which could fetch £500m.įormer Mirror Group boss David Montgomery is lining up support from venture capitalist group 3i. His papers back Labour Black is a Tory peer, but the Express tycoon is already believed to have held talks with Opposition leader Michael Howard, and promised tomaintain the Telegraph papers' support.ĭesmond also has the advantage of controlling half of the Telegraph's printing works at West Ferry, south-east London.īlack, whose company is under investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over unauthorised payments of $32 million made to a number of directors of Hollinger International, admitted for the first time that the sale of his prized Daily and Sunday Telegraphs was possible.
We're friends now.'ĭesmond, who bought Express Newspapers in 2000, has said he wants to bid for the Telegraph Group. The Telegraph boss, who recently settled a lawsuit with Desmond, added: 'I'm always happy to talk to Richard.
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