#NewMusicFriday 12/04/2024
I’ve decided to make a bit more of an effort with this post this week (and maybe in subsequent weeks, too, time allowing), and to put in all the links… Continue Reading
Richard Pierce – author, poet, painter
I’ve decided to make a bit more of an effort with this post this week (and maybe in subsequent weeks, too, time allowing), and to put in all the links… Continue Reading
A weird and eventful week, which got even more eventful this afternoon. We all find strength and hope in music, though, so stream these songs to death, or, even better,… Continue Reading
I spent some of this week’s show banging on (as much as you can bang on about something in a 64-minute show with 16 songs in it) about how most… Continue Reading
That was an intense week. A week in which I managed to lock myself out of this web site because the security protocols I’ve built around it are so strong… Continue Reading
It was good to be back in my garden office/study/studio for the pre-recording of yesterday’s show. More space, less concern about disturbing people with my talking and loud headphones. These… Continue Reading
Following on from my post a week or so ago, things have moved more quickly than I thought. I’ve listened to many programmes about Annie Nightingale, listened to a few… Continue Reading
In those days, I lived In a Huguenot village, All street and no hiding plces, In a house that froze at night When all the stoves ran dry. Mornings were… Continue Reading
England’s borders were never open, Not since the days when all peoples Mixed across geography and its boundaries, And before Anglo-Saxon was even An idea in historians’ minds. Populated by… Continue Reading
Quick sitrep. I spent my morning writing Christmas cards, my last few for hand distribution down in Stradbroke, and then I drove down there to see most of the Radio… Continue Reading
A very hectic tidying day so all was ship-shape for O, cat, and plants to move into my office. Then to the DIY shop to buy hasps and padlocks (the… Continue Reading