And me. for which I have you to thank.
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I do recommend Lonesome Levis Lane… Actually, all of it is rather fine.
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First of the month … White Rabbits.
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Driving home today, I was taken by surprise by
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You want surprising? Had the good fortune to get a couple of lessons from this guy - learnt more in one session than in all the years I’d been playing!
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I’m in an odd mood, so:
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Sort of thing for this time o’ night, dahlinks.
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Love that Gus. Gawd there so much out there.
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Have a go at this …
Steve Marriott - Black Coffee" on YouTube
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A trio of Canadian folk:
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Oooh, I very much like those, Horse Soldier in particular.
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This is with joe particularly in mind. This week on R3 they’ve been previewiing the Young Musician woodwind finalists. The flautist on Tuesday played Chant de Linos (Andre Jolivet) and I was dead impressed. It’s 8 minutes in, if this link works https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09z61bv
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Chant de Linos is a fun piece - must learn it again. The Jolivet concerto is lovely, too. If you like that sort of thing, this is one of my personal favourites:
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Oh, now that is fantastic. Thank you joe.
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One that I tend to play when I’m feeling a bit low:
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Why can’t you just play Laughing Lennie to slash yer wrists to like any normal person?
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eek. soz. Attajoe!
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time-travel and good to dance about to in any fleeting sunshine you might have been granted, too. Time-travel aspect is quite the worry. So is ‘cola-wine’, but there you go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58vtnJjKxDw
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Ah … Reggie music. “Music with a limp” as described by Ray Moore.
Always suits sunshine days.
I once, in a time long, long ago, I went to a fancy dress as Tom Baker’s Dr. Who (well, I owned a long scarf) and carried a placard saying -
"We want time travel !
When ??
Oh … not really bothered".
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