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Tag Archives: lettiemusic
Happy All Hallows’ Eve…!
Here is Hedy Lamarr in November’s issue of Picturegoer in 1950. Hugh Cornwell writes a great song about her in The Most Beautiful Girl in Hollywood if not the the brainiest in his excellent new album Monster. Another great album out this … Continue reading →
Posted in Istanbul October 2018, Lettie London, lettiemusic, Music, Postcards
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Tagged Ahmet Diler, BCUC Jazz Cafe, Byzantine Istanbul, David Baron, David Baron Edison Music, Ephemera Fair London, Erin Lang, George Sanders Suicide Note, Grand Hotel de Londres, Grand Hotel Londres, Halloween ephemera, Istanbul, Kirkit, lettiemusic, Orhan Pamuk, Peter Murphy David J 40 years of Bauhaus, Pulp ficton, rare postcards, Richard Moore, Sexton Blake, Sniff 'n' Tears, The David Baron, The Lost Levellers, The Museum of Innocence
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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 →
Posted in Ephemera, Music, Postcards, Singer Songwriter London, Uncategorized
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Tagged Cadbury Bros 1962, Dave Barbarossa, David Baron, Funky Junk, lettiemusic, Mark Vernon, Miss Frances Pitcher, Mr David Omer, Stanleys Wardour Street, The Deep Hull, Tintern Abbey, Unbeknown Records, Valentines Day
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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 →
Posted in Ephemera, Music, Postcards, Singer Songwriter London, Uncategorized
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Tagged Anthony Phillips, Casa Cuseni, David Baron, Erin Lang, Hippodrome, Jonny Taylor, lettiemusic, London, Mach Schau Gallery, Mark Vernon, Michael Seymour, Pauline boty, Reuben Richards and the Soul Train, Roland, Rune Ness, Sicily, Taormina, The Ephemera Society
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September Swimming
A lovely lady who has known me since I was about six and was intrinsic to my musical journey, sent me this review from the Grapevine and I think it was the most touching one I have read. Thank you … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anthony Reynolds, BBC Introducing Suffolk, David Baron, Good Fortune Bad Weather, Hugh Cornwell, lettiemusic, Louise Dodds, oxjam, Postcards, Thomas Dolby
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Springing into action!
So now I’m trying to get stuff out there to cover the investments made by others. I am, therefore, being very proactive going to a lot of job interviews and have nearly finished some videos for the new album which … Continue reading →
World Tour 1962 from Anonymous Photograph Album
Posted in Music, Postcards
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Tagged 1962, anonymous photograph album, European tour 1962, lettiemusic, Misc ephemera, www.lettiemusic.com
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Blighty Summer Extra
I have been immersed in my day job a lot lately and I look sadly at my huge keyboard that takes up most of my room and the electric guitar which isn’t even mine, gathering dust. Never have I not … Continue reading →
Posted in Music, Postcards, Uncategorized
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Tagged 'Thermin, album 'Ouch', Bobby Valentino, Cafe Oto, Chrystal Fighters, David Baron, day jobs, Dogbones, Eat Love Sleep, Edison Music Corporation, Jeremy Bernstein, Jeremy Berstein, Latitude Festival, Lettie, lettiemusic, New Corp International, News Corp, News of the World, Pamelia Kurstin, Pina, Pina Bausch, Seb Roachford, Slowfoot Records, Snorkel, Stewart Lee, Summer Blighty, Sunday Times, The Dogbones, The Duke & the King, The Lexington, Wim Wenders, Zac Alford
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