Nigel D and Lynda Lee
WHENEVER my better half and I were forced to admit that we worked for the Daily Mail, the first response would be: ‘Do you know Nigel Dempster?’ Swiftly followed by: ‘Do … Continue readingNigel D and Lynda Lee
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth

WHENEVER my better half and I were forced to admit that we worked for the Daily Mail, the first response would be: ‘Do you know Nigel Dempster?’ Swiftly followed by: ‘Do … Continue readingNigel D and Lynda Lee
Supercool jazz from the Swedish pianist who died while scuba diving in 2008. He was 44, and had two sons. Love the double bass.
Always good to hear the old Caravanner.
Suggested by my friend Andy Marshall (and thanks for the treats).
Just stumbled across this duet from 1970. It’s fairly obvious he was giving her one at the time (though not on stage, obv).
MY column a couple of weeks ago about climbers and the damage they can do reminded readers of some other pestilential plants. One of them is Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera), a relative of the … Continue readingA beautiful beast from the Himalayas
‘I was talking to Chuck in his Genghis Khan suit and his wizard’s hat . . .’ The best track from his eponymous 1972 debut solo album. The lead guitarist? … Continue readingLou Reed: Wild Child
Concluding our short jailhouse season with a fairly up-to-date pick.
And another one from Clinksville.
More on the prison motif. Tell you what, old No Show’s a dead ringer for Big Ron Atkinson.