30 Day Song Challenge – Day Six
A song that makes you want to dance. This is my happy song…
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30 Day Song Challenge – Day Five
A song that needs to be played loud –
30 Day Song Challenge – Day Four
A song that reminds you of someone you’d rather forget.
30 Day Song Challenge – Day Three
A song you like that reminds you of summertime. It was a bit obvious this one…
30 Day Song Challenge – Day Two
A song you like with a number in the title.
“I Rehearse Going For The Bus” – Mick’s Hurrah’s Memories
Listening in to Mick MacNeil’s show on Thursday night on Indy Live, I loved hearing him talk about SM’s gig in New York at Hurrah’s – so much so that I took this audio snippet out of it to share here. Of course, you can listen in to Mick’s show on Thursday evenings at…
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Priptona Talks – To Bruce Findlay: Part Two
In part two of my conversation with Bruce, we discuss more on Life In A Day – namely the infamous Drury Lane gig as well as talk on the release of Chelsea Girl and the making of the video. We also discuss Real To Real Cacophony more in depth – from Arista’s dismay of its…
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30 Day Song Challenge – Day One
A song you like with a colour in the title. My fave live version of this song. Grrrr, Jim!
The 30 Day Song Challenge
I saw this a few days ago on Facebook and thought it would be fun to do – esp. if I tried to stick to the theme of Simple Minds. I was just going to keep it on FB but now FB has had a meltdown this evening, so I’ll shift it here and post…
Priptona Talks – To Bruce Findlay: Part One
It’s the summer of 1978. Simple Minds have been alive and kicking for several months. Jim Kerr and David Henderson (sometimes with Graffiti record store manager Scott MacArthur in tow), during days between Simple Minds’ weekly residency at the Mars Bar, go knocking on doors trying to drum up record company interest, handing over a…
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