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The Improvised Vision
A gallery of musicians
Recent acquisitions updated Feb 2010
Poetry
A concrete selection
The next Inkjet Books
The Children live
at Hawkwood College, Stroud, Saturday 24th AprilMusic updated 26th February 2010
THE CHILDREN:
Heart of the World and Democracy from The Health of the People
Sea People and Mother and Child from Equals
Holy Hill and Your Love Is My Heaven from Love Walk
Going Out and Let’s Leave Them There from Rockingham Street
Hitchhiker’s Guide and Grey Cat & the Blackbird from Come Aboard
Get Shaggin’, Feel Free and Next Millennium from Play
Track of the Pieces from Songs from the Red Notebook I
Sun Shines Bright from Songs from the Red Notebook II
Some other songs:
NEW Looking at the Rose (Through World-Coloured Glasses)
Again a sample from the next album, In Memory of Grace
Nowhere Without You
Blake settings
Give Me My Own
Moments Arrived
SunsongTHE MIND SHOP, from Treetop Songs
Serinus serinus
My Bonie Bell
Prose
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We Walk the Line A rambler’s guide to the Dylans, Bob and Thomas (pdf)
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There’s Hot Stuff Here and It’s Everywhere I Go A Young Person’s Introduction to Modern Times
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61 Minutes : A Second Re-reading Chronicles (pdf)
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Bow Down to Her on Sunday On ‘To Ramona’, the High Priestess and the Wheel of Fortune
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Steady Rollin' Man: a revolutionary critique of Robert Johnson With musical examples
“No agitators, no clubs, no epidemical errors, ever were, or will be, fatal to social order in any nation. Nothing but the guilt of the upper classes, wanton, accumulated, reckless, and merciless, ever overthrows them. Of such guilt they have now much to answer for – let them look to it in time.” – Ruskin