Entries by Norman Warwick

LATE WRITER WAS ONCE A SECRET READER

Several of his novels were adapted into movies, including Dark Of The Sun (1968), about a band of mercenaries hunting for diamonds during the Congo Crisis; Gold (1974), which starred Roger Moore as the general manager of a South African mine; and Shout At The Devil” (1976), with Moore and Lee Marvin, who became a fishing buddy.

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it´s got to COME FROM THE HARP

The most important thing for me is truth in music. As Alice Coltrane said: “music has to come from the heart”. That’s the most rewarding thing for an artist. …You do it because your soul needs it. … Searching for the truth, that’s what we’re all doing. This is our ´love supreme´.

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ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL

I will make no further comment other than to say that my son, who´s favourite song this was, used to drive his mum´s Micra Nissan as if was really a Hot Rod Lincoln.

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ABBA dABBA doo, they´re back !!

ABBA dABBA doo, they´re back !! but Norman Warwick is still not in step In my teenage days I hung with The Hollies and Herman´s Hermits, and Dave Dee and his gang but my chronologically-challenged memory tells me that fell apart when the Swedish sensations changed all that. I had friends who suddenly abandoned all […]

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LILLY, DAUGHTER OF JOHN

The name Hiatt has been noted on several tracks on my own playlists for the past several decades now, of course. This, though, was noted as Hiatt, John but I now look forward to adding Lilly to the lists as well, in the same Buffalo River Home that houses a gorgeous Perfectly Good Guitar among her father´s contributions-

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