Transatlantic Times
Marc PerryI take songlines and turn them into stories – mixing music, original photography, first hand observation and archival sources, to create original, sophisticated stories, from NCL to NYC.
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Mark Knopfler’s River Journeys
“One Big River,” with six of the Tyne’s seven bridges. Photo: @perryeyes
“ My idea of heaven is somewhere where the Mississippi Delta meets the Tyne.”
Mark Knopfler
Mark Knopfler’s songs can call us home or set us sailing. They might be...
Take A Walk Down Maxwell Street
“It was a sprawling bazaar spread over concrete fields, with the bluesmen playing, the polish stands steaming, folks coming from mass at St. Francis, and the blue bus parked along Halsted. A neighborhood to the south called Pilsen was filli...
Swan Songs from Sting’s Hometown
Wallsend, 1945, including Gerald Street, marked red centre left, where Sting would be welcomed as a baby in 1951.
Steel in the stockyard,
Iron in the soul,
We’ll conjure up a ship where there used to be a hole.
And I don’t know what...
Chimes Of Freedom?
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Washington, D.C., August 28, 1963
“The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.”
Joe Klaas
“Flashing for the warriors whose strength is not to fight
Flashing for the refugee...
If They Could Do It, So Could We
The Beatles - front cover – during their first tour of the USA. Life, August 8, 1964.
“Rock ‘n’ Roll lasted from 1957 to 1959. By ’59 Elvis was in the army, Chuck Berry was in jail, Jerry Lee Lewis was disgraced, Buddy Holly has been kille...
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I take songlines and turn them into stories – mixing music, original photography, first hand observation, and archival sources to create sophisticated stories.
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