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Sidetracks And Detours present PASS IT ON 47 Sunday Supplement 7 4 2024
One day last week, when I had been reading a piece about how The Grateful Dead are inspiring rock musicians today, I received an e mail from an old friend. Steve Bewick is a radio presenter of a weekly jazz programme, Hot Biscuits, in the UK. He often carries news we send him of live music events here on the island and as a regular visitor to us knows that we enjoy a plethora of live classical music events here. His e mail included a link to a podcast speaking about how the music of Bach, even today, still influences the current jazz scene.
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childrens books : by MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER
In the age of miracles, songs become stories, the stories become children´s books and memories are preserved.
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MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER
MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER
Musical Constant Companion
on any Norman Warwick playlist
I think it was in nineteen ninety that I first met Mary Chapin Carpenter (left) when she was a new star in the annual country and western firmament…
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FIGHTING TALK:
FIGHTING TALK:
by Norman Warwick
Gary Hall, former front-man of The Stormkeepers, and subsequently a song-writer and recording artist at Roundtower remains my go to nomination for best British song writer in his genre of all…
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THE FCR BELT IS ON LANZAROTE
To date, the "Guanche Warrior" has achieved 8 victories as a professional and only one defeat
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YOU’RE LOOKIN’ AT COUNTRY
“You’re Lookin’ at Country” was an ode to the pastoral imagery Loretta Lynn passed on the open road while touring and her affirmation of being all-country