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Photo taken 1993, London.
Other great Carl pages:
Writing:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/14107435/Rescue-of-a-Roc...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/18668921/Tales-From-the-...
http://thecypresstimes.com/authorPage.cfm?authorID...
Music:
http://myspace.com/swingtette
http://myspace.com/wallyseventee
http://stayblessed.ning.com/profile/CarlHalling
Home Pages:
http://carlhalling.livejournal.com
http://carlhalling.blogster.com
Enjoy!
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| Jump to Survey | I'd probably e-mail the teacher, and explain that the kid was in the right and what was he or she thinking by making such a flagrant error; although I'd also ensure that my kid know that telling adults they're lying is rude and wrong. | | Jump to Survey | I know what you're saying: free distribution has its drawbacks. And you're right: swing-style music has a limited audience. I'm not familiar with Planxty (I'll have a listen at youtube), but have always loved Al Stewart, at least the albums I've heard: I remember "Love Chronicles" as a kid; caused a bit of a stir with what was still quite graphic language for the day... My favourite is probably "Time Passages". I had a listen to your music today: it's different from mine to say the least, but I enjoyed it. It defies comparison (which is good: so much avant garde music today is derivative) but some of it put me in mind of Stockhausen, and some at times, also Beefheart; Syd Barrett. And of course, Fripp who you mention. But ultimately it's pretty unique, with elements of Blues, Jazz, experimental. I got quite spaced out once or twice which I didn't expect. Thanks again for your encouragement re. my songs: I think playing live has got to be the way forward! | | Jump to Survey | Thank you for the encouragement. Jim would be flattered to hear that; Grapelli was a master. You're right: Pop culture is not the right arena for our kind of music. Many ask me why we're not playing live; but it was conceived as a recording project. The '20s theme angle is an excellent one: there is plenty of nostalgia for that era today in many big cities. I love your hyper-imaginative descriptions of a possible costume for me; you write amazingly well! And the clothes described sound fabulous...and I'd love to wear them, although as you say it'd have to be the right venue. In some of the places near me, I'd not go down too well in such admittedly splendid attire! Thanks for your reply, Krystal...both encouraging and highly entertaining...thanks! |
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