Play On
Play OnAuthor of music books, musician, everything music. Classic & new album reviews. The psychology & anthropology of music.
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Tagelharpa Ahoy
This week I commissioned the making of a new instrument, which will be made by a local friend. His day-job is in a Ludlow kitchen, but he’s a talented woodworker and all-round maker of things. Of English and German parentage, the latter par...
Happy Birthday
This weekend I'm away, east of Birmingham, so our Substack article today is a photograph of the Oxfam second-hand CD haul I've just found. Happy weekend, folks!
Happy Birthday
I found myself writing a short section about guitarist Steve Hackett yesterday for my Genesis book, and when checking a few family details on Wikipedia discovered that it was his birthday. 76 yesterday! So, happy birthday Steve Hackett.
Nothing Like The Debut
On a charity shop CD spree in Warwick a couple of weeks ago I picked up a copy of Sting’s second solo album Nothing Like The Sun for a quid. I’d had this when it was released as a double LP, and was sure I’d liked the album then. But, playi...
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Steve Palmer: author of music books, musician, everything music. Classic & new album reviews. The psychology & anthropology of music... & more.
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