Today’s studio blog is about Wessex Sound Studios.
A monstrous sound, a wee Glaswegian, a Sinatra film and a church hall.
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Musings on the byways of popular culture
Musings on the byways of popular culture
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Today’s studio blog is about Wessex Sound Studios.
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Another cracker, Niall! I remember hearing “Be Good To Yourself” on John Peel’s show, which prompted me to make a purchase. I should have bought the LP, too (listening to it on Qobuz right now!).
I saw them when the album came out – one of the best live bands I’ve ever seen.
And, thanks.
psssst!
Quick, before anyone else wakes up, reach for the edit button – it’s 21st Century, not 20th!
BTW it’s lovely to see Frankie get some generous mentions – I have all of the albums; he’s a real forgotten figure who left a trail of great performances and recordings.
Ta – amazing what you miss after 3 proof-reads.
Frankie is a gem. A proper songwriter. When I Can’t Change It cropped up in Life On Mars, I cried. It just caught me out completely.
In Glasgow he’s a giant. Have you seen the average height of a Weegie. (But don’t stare, they’ll still eat your eyes out…..)
Marvellous as ever.
I’m not in the least bit religious but I regularly thank the Lord – churches make the best recording studios and gig venues.