Tag Archives: David Baron
New EP ‘Crossroads’ with Dave Barbarossa out tomorrow!
The EP Dave Barbarossa and I wrote is out tomorrow, on iTunes. It consists of only 3 tracks. I would also like to write more but time is not on my side. It’s mainly spent working in my day job … Continue reading →
Milano and the Summer of playing again
Thank you to everyone who came to the Bush Hall it was a fantastic night. Thanks to The Mostar Diving Club for having us. Here are some photographs by Dave Bagg of my performance with Dave Barbarossa. It was fantastic … Continue reading →
Land of Napoleon and Cola
A huge thank you to Anthony Phillips and Denise Arnold for being instrumental in my wonderful trip to Corsica. The kindness of the audiences and organisers was unprecedented. On my way over I bought Mike Rutherford’s book which writes about … Continue reading →
Bad weather but my hearts still in it….
As the snowdrops bow their aching heads in the blustery weather forecasts that prevail through January and February, I think back often on the albums I have recorded and the time that has passed and I have to remind myself … Continue reading →
Tuesday’s child is full of grace!
The day after I wrote my last blog, Lou Reed died. I cannot really explain how my music collection consists of so few artists perhaps because I never had much money to buy stuff and when I did I just … Continue reading →
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 →
New Single ‘Ecstasy of Saint Teresa’
‘Ecstasy of Saint Teresa’ by Gian Lorenzo Bernini that is elevated in the Cornaro Chapel in Rome is based on the experience of Teresa of Avila, a Carmelite nun’s religious ecstasy when she encountered an angel who thrust a long … Continue reading →
April said ‘May I came in?’ June 2013
I had the….. The gig at the Hippodrome was fantastic. It used to be a theatre, then a nightclub called ‘Talk of the Town’ and now it’s a 24/7 gambling den! I bumped into my old next door neighbour … Continue reading →
Flatitude
I thought I was here to stay for a while but I had the wonderful opportunity to work and travel with my lovely boss and go to Cuba with a very interesting group of people who frequent Boisdale, a famous … Continue reading →
February Fast Forward
Even if my news of music is at times quiet it is with great pleasure for me when someone finds a picture on my blog that means something to them and one such picture, a few months ago may feature … Continue reading →
Lettie 