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Songs and Objects

Richard Elliott

On songs, songholders and other objects.

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Substack
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I owe the focus of this post to the coincidence of four things within a short period. One was my decision to write about leaves and songs in my last post. That got me thinking elementally and doubtless put me in a receptive frame of mind fo...

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'The Simple Majesty of Foliage': Leaves, Songs and Metaphors

Prompted by a couple of recently released songs—Willie Nelson’s ‘Last Leaf’ and Nev Clay’s ‘Green Leaves’—and by the arrival of autumn in the North East of England, I’ve been thinking about songs that use leaves as metaphors for time, age, ...

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Bill Callahan has featured in the last three pieces I’ve written for Substack. He was one of the musicians whose songs I quoted in my piece on how the landscape feels when running. I featured his cover version of ‘Sea Song’ in my piece cele...

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#### ‘I dreamed the perfect song’

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  • Richard Elliott

    Writer, teacher and music researcher based in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK). Author of books including Fado and the Place of Longing, The Late Voice, Nina Simone, The Sound of Nonsense and DJs do Guetto.

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