According to Roger Miller, possibly one of the most versatile singers and songwriters of our time:
- "It's one thing to have talent. It's another to figure out how to use it."
According to Neil Peart, drummer and lyricist for Canadian band Rush:
- "The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect…So hard to earn, so easily burned".
Of course, they were both right.
8pm
Roger Miller King of the road (rec. Nov 1964, released 1965) (single)
Porcupine Tree Stranger by the Minute (acoustic) (2012/2020) (Pure Narcotic - Acoustic Session 2012)
Ben Craven & Tim Bennets No specific harm (2020) (ProgAustralis Live)
The Ben Cameron Project Tipping point Pt.1 (2014) (Tipping Point)
Martin Barre Hammer (live) (2019) (Live In NY)
Projected Twin Shark water (2010) (Earth To World)
9pm
Camel Lunar sea / Skylines (live) (1978) (A Live Record)
The Nice Brandenburger (1968) (single, Ars Longa Vita Brevis)
King Crimson 21st century schizoid man (1969) (In The Court Of The Crimson King)
Jeff St John’s Copperwine Fanciful flights of mind (1970) (Joint Effort)
Procol Harum In the wee small hours of sixpence (1968) (single only, b-side, bonus track on Shine On Brightly)
Rush The garden (2012) (Clockwork Angels)
Mike Rudd Lottery (2015) (demo)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)
Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - please see the PBA-FM website for more information.
Cheering a world in the grip of COVID (or at least their followers and fans) - Robert Fripp and Toyah Wilcox sharing their most recent Sunday Lunch:
Shaun Holton, aka Projected Twin, with a solo performance in the USA:
Roger Miller performing a medley of his self-described "depressive jazz" for a studio audience who appear to be simultaneously appreciative and bemused. Roger introduces his band by having them introduced to each other, possibly the most trippy '60's artefact you'll see for a while:
No comments:
Post a Comment