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- Books, Magazines, Papers: What Are You Reading?In World Outside The Window15 August 2024Arrived yesterday13
- Art for art’s sake.In World Outside The Window6 April 20212,000-year-old Egyptian floor mosaic depicting dog and knocked-over gold vessel.13
- A JOURNAL UPDATE: JULY29 2019.In William's World·29 July 2019Another update on today's maddening studio installation saga,,,Read and be glad you have a steam powered wax cylinder recorder...13160
- Single Track of the DayIn World Outside The Window1 November 2020Gorillaz's new album is out: Strange Timez (Song Machine, Season one). Here's a catchy number from it - Désolé (featuring Fatoumata Diawara): Désolé (feat. Fatoumata Diawara)13
- DerbyshireIn World Outside The Window·2 August 2019Hope everyone in Derbyshire’s evacuated. 😶1366
- Potential Bill Nelson album covers.In The World And His Wife24 October 2023I like yours better than Priest’s.1
- PhotosIn World Outside The Window17 June 202113
- Potential Bill Nelson album covers.In The World And His Wife31 October 2022This sort of got me thinking. Would this be a live show / end of the tour / band sort of thing. Or more like the demo tapes from Bill's Mark II project where Bill pitched the project to a producer? Kind of like the last time Bill used the BBD product name. Outtakes from the Sunburst Finish sessions?1
- On This DateIn World Outside The Window27 July 2020On this date, in 1989. .13
- Live Track of the DayIn World Outside The Window15 November 2024Talking Heads - What a Day That Was (Stop Making Sense) Talking Heads - What A Day That Was (Stop Making Sense)13
- Single Track of the DayIn World Outside The Window29 June 2020Big Black ~ 'Kerosene'Big Black - Kerosene13
- Potential Bill Nelson album covers.In The World And His Wife9 July 2020This one is already to go. Just needs a BN 'country' album to go with it 😀13
- MotelsIn World Outside The Window·13 May 2021Not Astral , I did post this many (blue) moons ago , just watched again , not Miles but Martha1338
- Did “Star Wars” borrow?In World Outside The Window·21 May 2021Hmm… from a French comic book produced in the early 1970s. Some similar imagery going on… Just saying. .1341
- WILLIAM'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GUITARS. (A personal series of six string sentiments...)In William's World17 June 2020I can't make out what guitar this is. I place my bets that Bill will know.13
- Modern MusicIn William's World·5 December 2019... on my radio ... Lavishly packaged box set arrived today - xmas come early!13289
- Single Track of the DayIn World Outside The Window25 November 2024Divinyls - I Touch Myself (Official Music Video) Divinyls - I Touch Mysel13
- Sunburst FinishIn William's World·7 December 2019Just seen that Gary Numan has listed Sunburst Finish in his list of 13 best albums of all time. Sorry if this has been mentioned, been out the loop in Florida.....😁13201
- RIP Christopher PlummerIn World Outside The Window·5 February 2021RIP sir xx1340
- SF poet and City Lights founder Lawrence Ferlinghetti has left us at 101In World Outside The Window·23 February 2021Met him once.1335
- Single Track of the DayIn World Outside The Window27 February 2024Do you have a good one for paperclips?😉😉1
- WILLIAM'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GUITARS. (A personal series of six string sentiments...)In William's World18 July 202113
- WILLIAM'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GUITARS. (A personal series of six string sentiments...)In William's World30 May 2020Bill, just wondering if you've ever checked out this guitar solo ... Otis Rush: I`Cant Quit You Baby13
- So Long Golden EarringIn World Outside The Window·8 March 2021Golden Earring, the Dutch rock band known for such hits as “Radar Love,” “Twilight Zone” and “When the Lady Smiles,” has officially called it quits. The decision comes after George Kooymans, the band’s guitarist and co-founder, was diagnosed with ALS. “This is a death blow,” Barry Hay, the singer and multi-instrumentalist who has been a member of the group for over 50 years, declared to Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad. “We always said we would keep going until one of us fell over." Read More: Golden Earring Break Up Following ALS Diagnosis of Co-Founder | https://ultimateclassicrock.com/golden-earring-break-up-als/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral1363
- WILLIAM'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GUITARS. (A personal series of six string sentiments...)In William's World27 October 2020Ghost Riders In The Sky - Neil LeVang ... 🔥Neil LeVang — Ghost Riders In The Sky ᴴᴰ ((Sterèo))13
- A Bill Nelson GenealogyIn William's World23 July 2021Things certainly do seem to be complicated Geetar Homer! When I was a little boy, 'uncle' Pat and his wife, (who I think was called Marie,) were good friends of my mum and dad. I remember visiting them with my parents at their terrace house, just off Flanshaw Lane. At that time, I remember my father telling stories of Pat's smuggling adventures across borders in the 'States. (Between Canada and America, I think.) I also recall Pat had been a boxer at one point in his life. He certainly seemed a colourful character to me in my childhood innocence. Now I think of it, there was a subtle Irish 'twang' to Pat's voice too. I kind of took all of these things for granted. These were just some of the people who made up my mum and dad's social circle, people like George Cunningham who played drums with my father's small combo, 'The Merry Macs,' and that band's trumpeter whose face I can picture in my mind but whose name I now, sadly, can't recall due to fading memory. These people drifted through my life as a 1950's young kid. If my mother were alive now, these are questions or observations that she might illuminate for me, but sadly, that's now too late and things seem to be banished to oblivion with only slight echoes of what was once a vibrant and special family life. My memories of that period constitute fleeting glimpses, sometimes vivid, sometimes foggy, but always fond and warm. Back then, I was too young to realise what a fortunate set of circumstances I had been born into. My mother and father, despite not being married, despite being relatively poor, lived together until my father's passing and brought me up in an atmosphere of music and curiosity. I didn't know how special that was then, and am only now beginning to fully appreciate it. 😉13
- A Bill Nelson GenealogyIn William's World22 July 2021Wait a moment....have I missed something here or are Bill's roots in Kentucky ????13
- Lonnie Smith, Soulful Jazz Organist, Is Dead at 79In World Outside The Window·29 September 2021By Peter Keepnews Sept. 29, 2021, 6:22 p.m. ET Lonnie Smith, a master of the Hammond B3 organ and a leading exponent of the infectiously rhythmic genre known as soul jazz, died on Tuesday at his home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He was 79. His manager and partner, Holly Case, said the cause was pulmonary fibrosis. Mr. Smith, who began billing himself as Dr. Lonnie Smith in the mid-1970s, could draw an audience’s attention with his appearance alone: He had a long white beard and always wore a colorful turban. (The turbans apparently had no specific religious significance, and he did not have an advanced degree in anything and never explained why he had adopted the honorific “Dr.”) His playing was every bit as striking. He began his career at a time when organists like Jimmy Smithand Jack McDuff were blending the sophistication of jazz with the earthy appeal of rhythm and blues. Mr. Smith was very much in that tradition, but his playing could also display an ethereal quality that was all his own. His music later reached new generations of fans when it was widely sampled by hip-hop artists. Reviewing a 2015 performance at the Jazz Standard in New York, Ben Ratliff of The New York Times praised Mr. Smith’s sense of dynamics. “When he is quiet, he is very quiet,” Mr. Ratliff wrote. “During a gospelish song with the singer Alicia Olatuja, he started a solo passage at a level that almost couldn’t be heard and stayed there for quite a while, unspooling jagged, alert phrases that you had to strain to listen to: an easy trick but a powerful one.” more .1313
- Do looks matter less in music c2021?In World Outside The Window·1 October 2021At one point, in the UK at least, it seemed that style mattered far more than substance for successful bands and artists. But in 2021, in the online age, I wonder whether it's still true. It was a BBC article about a band from Wigan with a chart-topping album that prompted my question. Now, there was a time when someone like this--without a carefully contrived, fashion-friendly 'image'--would have stood little chance in the charts. Any thoughts? The Lathums: Wigan indie band score debut number one album - BBC News1359
- I just bought something very cool.In William's World16 October 2020I'm located in MD (not too far from Philly). Usually, when i order from Eastwood, the guitars ship from the Chicago area. I haven't received notification yet of it being shipped.13
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