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Red Bird: Poetry & Jazz
In London on the 29th of May 1959, Christopher recorded an EP with the Tony Kinsey Quintet called Red Bird: Poetry and Jazz. The poems were loosely...
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Acker Bilk: Um
ACKER BILK: Um.
(From the album Mama Told Me So, 1980 UK Pye Piccadilly label 9-track vinyl LP recorded with a line-up including Mike Cotton on t...
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Coffee Time sung by Carmen McRae from the OST The Subterraneans
Coffee Time from the OST to The Subterraneans (based on the novel by Jack Kerouac). Carmen McRae joins the Andre Previn Trio in an outstanding voca...
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Poet In The City: A F Harrold - Cats Are Better Than Fish
A F Harrold - Cats Are Better Than Fish
Performed and recorded as part of the 'Spoken Word' series coordinated by Poet in the City in partnership ...
Verbose, elegant and very, very funny. It isn’t just the playfulness of the wordplay but the superb timing and comic asides that makes this such a brilliant poem – particularly one that works so well as a performance. It could only have been written by a talent who is self aware enough to be una...
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Poet In The City: A F Harrold - Cats Are Better Than Fish
A F Harrold - Cats Are Better Than Fish
Performed and recorded as part of the 'Spoken Word' series coordinated by Poet in the City in partnership ...
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Davidjamesyates said:
Verbose, elegant and very, very funny. It could only have been written by a talent who is self aware enough to be unafraid of the absurd, ridiculous and – dare I say it, downright silly.
About as far from pretentiousness and a poet could get. And for the reason alone we should cherish the geniu...
Davidjamesyates said:
Verbose, elegant and very, very funny. It isn’t just the playfulness of the wordplay but the superb timing and comic asides that makes this such a brilliant poem – particularly one that works so well as a performance. It could only have been written by a talent who is self aware enough to be una...
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