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Tag Archives: Brian Kavanagh
Dog Day afternoons in August
Are backing tracks killing live music? Continue reading →
Posted in David Baron, Ephemera, If?, Lettie, Lettie Music, Mark Vernon, Music, Postcards, Singer Songwriter London
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Tagged Are backing tracks killing live music, Brian Kavanagh, David Baron, If?, Lettie Music, London Life Magazine, Mark Vernon, Rare ephemera, Richard Moore violinist, The David Baron, The Eels Brixton Academy, The Ephemera Fair, The future of live performance, Tom Ingleby, Why I hate backing tracks
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September …’We sit late, watching the dark slowly unfold….’ Ted Hughes
Rune Ness a very talented filmmaker created a wonderful video for an old song I wrote on an album called ‘Everyman’. It’s beautiful and haunting and even though we never met I do hope we do more in the future. … Continue reading →
Posted in Ephemera, Music, Postcards, Singer Songwriter London, Uncategorized
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Tagged Andy Fraser, Brian Kavanagh, Brompton Cemetary, Buxton Crescent, Cauldronated, Chris Spedding, Cleo 5 to 7, Dave Barbarossa, David Baron, Elger's Map of the Moon, Louise Dodds, Mark Vernon, Michael Seymour, Rune Ness, The Eels, Torquay Chalet Hotel
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Blighty Xmas Extra!
The CD of the album ‘Good Fortune, Good Weather’ has finally arrived. I am now surrounded by boxes. The timing could have been better but there’s nothing I could do about that. I was stupid and pretty much everything that … Continue reading →
Posted in Music, Postcards, Uncategorized
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Tagged Andrew Marshall, Brian Kavanagh, Christmas ephemera, David Baron, Edison Music Corporation, Ephemera Society, Hugh Cornwell, Lettie, Lettie Music, Redstone Press, Sanctuary, Stewart Lee, Subterraneans, Will Hobson, Worlds End Bookshop
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The Psychology of Winning
I have become obsessed with finding Photo booths in London. There are hardly any left these days and there’s even an 0845 number to find your nearest one. I did not use this number but rather I tried to google … Continue reading →
Posted in Music, Postcards
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Tagged B J Cole, Bob Dylan, Brian Kavanagh, Chelsea Arts Club, David Baron, Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, Good Fortune Bad Weather, Hurlingham books Putney, Imogen Heap, Jazz Cafe London, John Cale, Lene Lovich, Lettie, Lucky Number, Mike Evans, Passport photographs, Peter Murphy, Photo booths, Pigeons, Roger O'Donnell, Scott Walker, Terry Reid, The Cure, The Psychology of Winning by Denis E Waitley, Tim Rose, Worlds End Booksshop, www.lettiemusic.com
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Summer Time Time
I wrote another blog a while ago which I never posted and now it’s the past so I have decided to start again! I just wanted to say once again thank you to my writing partner, David Baron who has … Continue reading →
Posted in Music, Postcards
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Tagged Age of Solo, Alan Bennett, Andrea Marongui, Anthony Phillips, Bellinis, Brian Kavanagh, Casio, Cavendish Arms, Crystal Fighters, Danny Blume, David Baron, Dean Ford, Edison Music Corporation, Gail Ann Dorsey, Good Fortune Bad Weather, Letraset, Lettie Music, Louise Dodds, Media The Band, Peter Murphy, Roger O'Donnell, Ron Sexsmith, Sizewell B, Steve Martin, Synthetic, Zac Alford
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