Vincigliata A military batman was a soldier or airman assigned to a commissioned officer as a personal servant. In the Royal Navy they were called stewards. The position was generally phased out after the war. There were a number of escape plans from the castle. O'Connor's attempt over the wall had failed, with the inevitable punishment of a month's solitary confinement. Then in mid-September 1942 a tunnel was started and designed by Neame, a Royal Engineer. Various officers took it in turns to work on it in shifts of four hours per day. This was hard blistering work, but they managed
What a Lemon is an instrumental taken from the Danish album "Stakkels Jim" (1974). "What a Lemon" received positive reviews from leading American music magazines like "The Village Voice" and "Rolling Stone". In the former, Robert Christgau called it a "wonderfully improbable record" and awarded it the rating A- in his "Consumers Guide" despite the "translations provided in part by an Epic PR man who deserves a new job." He also positioned it as no. 19 on his end-of-the-year "Dean's List" of his personal favorite albums, counting for the 1976 Pazz & Jop critic's poll. "Rolling Stone" reviewer Wayne Robins called the music