And so the week continues. Witha bit of luck and a fair wind I shall be in Oakham sometime tomorrow, but all things being equal, my recently refurbished laptop will allow me to plug into the aether and do all the bloggystuff whilst I am there. I do hope so, because my daily bloggycommitments areso big now that if I can't do stuff on the hoof I will never be able to leave Woolsery without putting an enormous burden upon Graham...And so we start the day with another glorious Mimi Page remix. I cannot think of a better way of doing so, except possibly starting the day with an enormous artery-busting fry-up. But I am not allowed those anymore, and so I can only dream. But what better way to dream than to the soundtrack of Mimi's sublime sounds, which brings us back to where we started.
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/mimi-page-and-deadmau5-black.html
Belgium is a funny place. I went there once with Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel, well over twenty years ago. I behaved rather badly on that trip. However, I noticed two things about the Belgians. They like their lager (draft lager was on sale at the Motorway service station back in the balmy days of 1989), and they like their music (I picked up some fantastic things at a car boot sale in Bruges). Here is more proof of the latter with a sublome Belgian review of Uncle Rick W...
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/rick-wakeman-belgian-review.html
I am rapidly becoming quite a fan of Martin Stephenson, both with and without The Daintees. I really have got to persuade him to come and play in Devonshire, because after reading all the live reviews that people send me (like this one from Knutsford, which is a name I recognise from the M6) I am certain that a live show by The Daintees is a sublime experience.
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/martin-stephenson-joyful-journey.html
I really do enjoy working with Dan Wooding. He is such an amusing writer, and always gets to the heart of the story. I knew about his pivotal work in publicising Rick Wakeman back when the keyboard supremo was a mere stripling, but until I received the story that I have posted today about him, I never realised that he was one of the first people to champion Monty Python as well.
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/how-ans-founder-dan-wooding.html
Jefferson Starship, in their various incarnations, have been responsible for a lot of my favourite musical experiences, and have been a soundtrack to my life on and off since I was a teenager. I cannot tell you how much I am looking forward to getting hold of a copy of the new 4cd box set of them live at the Roswell UFO Festival back in 2009. The fact that this set features one of my favourite keyboard players, Tom Constanten (ex-Grateful Dead) is just an added bonus.
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.com/2012/07/another-jefferson-starship-link-oh.html
I don't think I have posted this Erik Norlander link before, but even if I have I don't really care because these two CD/DVD sets are absolutely astounding. In fact, The Queen's Speech for the current session of parliament included legislation making it an offence NOT to own a copy of both releases, so I am actually doing you all a favour...
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/get-new-erik-norlander-release-now.html
What else can you say? Michael Des Barres singing Otis Redding last week in aid of a supremely good cause. Sublime! Like Michael said to my wife yesterday, we are all one family in the electric church, and listening to this I believe him!
http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/michael-des-barres-love-man.html
So, once again, we come to the end of a day's bloggystuff. Enjoy...
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