Great music: from the Seventies |
Labyrinth
Busker Journal Brian Robert Pearce |
Brian Pearce busked the streets
and bars of Europe between the years 1994 and 2000. In addition he
busked in New York while participating in the TIGHTROPE musical, a play
written by Ken Post [ with Bonnie Burns]. The journal exists, at present, as approx. 750,000 hand written words formatted in about 55 segments |
By
the mid 70's the STRAWBS had
grown to become my favourite band, but it was their album GHOSTS and
the albums they did before it that truly hooked me. DAVE COUSINS
drifted slowly from folk music to folk/rock over that period and did it
with style. RICK WAKEMAN played with the STRAWBS for awhile - and he
also went on to great things, rivalling KEITH EMERSON in the keyboard
maestro race. DAVE COUSINS had the look and voice perfectly suited to
the role of sheriff of Nottingham, but his lyrics flowed with
compassion, empathy and warmth. This video clip is a real find. RICK WAKEMAN and DAVE COUSINS in 1969. Great Music from the Seventies: Next |
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