From the days when cash was seriously strapped, I’ve got about 250 SA90s (or 60s) that I filled with borrowed LPs at the time – many from the local Record Library (remember them). That equates to around four […]

Not everybody digs Bill at the Venue in Longwell Green, Bristol, it seems. Philistines.

Mountaineering In Stilettos. Sharing the screen with Grant and Mason must have been like that.

You’ve sent me to search the shelves for the Bill Evans CDs i haven’t played for yonks. Thanks! The movie looks fascinating – hope it comes this way.

The Incredibly Strung Band – bunch of hippies toke so much skunk they can’t play anything hummable.

Christ, in America they’ve given one of those idiots the keys to the gun cabinet. We might be fucked here.

Ooooooh! Catty. Feel your Fender, darling!

That’s just nitpicking, really.

Rumbled again. Takes one to know one.

@Beezer Oh, well remembered, sir, you’re spot-on. I just checked my vinyl copy, and it’s visible on the rear sleeve of the fine retrospective album called ‘Freddie King (1934-1976)’ which contains a superb live […]

Try this one: “She went away from the village in disgrace. She came back with powder and paint upon her face; she’d rings on her fingers, and she wore a sable coat.”

Looking to bring his use of the word ‘half’ into sharper focus, the first temptation might be to suggest that he means the half below the waist, but on further reflection it’s obvious that he means the half above […]

I love the fact that you can hear his tongue squishing around inside his cheek, but at the same time you know that what he’s saying is right on the money.

Research based conclusion. Incidentally, in the foggy vagueness of my memory that design is somehow linked to Eric Clapton – I think maybe he once wore one, or perhaps there’s someone on one of his album covers […]

Tonight’s homework:

Circle jerk uniform.

Bosh! That’s the fella.

I’ve launched my email address at the pre-launched page about the predicted launch, in preparation for the actual launch of the anticipated launch.

Last one then: “Christy Moore once said that songs are floating around in the air all the time, melodies, phrases. You’ve got to pluck them down out of the air, otherwise they’ll drift by and Paul Simon or some […]

I got the impression that they split up because they had gone as far as they could without Byrne getting sectioned.