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Kenny Wilson 2023 Exchange Bar, Leicester Gigs

Here’s a poster for my 2023 gigs at the Exchange Bar, Leicester. Hope you can make one of them!

Kenny Wilson Live at The Exchange, Leicester

Chameleon Dreams Part 3 The Musician Pub, Leicester U.K.

“Act III” a new recording by Kenny Wilson

Here is a new recording I have done of a song by Kenton Hall called “Act III”. It is part of a project called “Omniopath” which features cover recordings of his new album “Idiopath” that can be found here: Kenton Hall “Idiopath” It is a hugely ambitious project involving 36 different artists from around the […]

“Auguries of Innocence” by William Blake

I’ve been really slow in posting this. It is my adaption of William Blake’s poem “Auguries of Innocence” and I did it more than six months ago. It is very long and I recorded it in my home studio and created a video. It took a very long time, but I think it was worth […]

Found in a Trunk: The Lost Avant-Garde Movement that came Decades before Dada

BY CECILE PAUL OCTOBER 8, 2021 If modern art has taught us anything, it is that anything can be considered art. Picasso’s and Braque’s curious peeling newspaper collages of the 1910s spring to mind as the opening act for the ‘Modern Art’ movement. It was at this point in time, in the early 20th century where ‘real’ art […]

Remembering John Bauldie

Originally posted on Route Blog:
Bill Allison and John Bauldie, 1980s John Bauldie died in a helicopter crash on 22nd October 1996. He was returning to London with Matthew Harding, Chairman of Chelsea Football Club, after watching his beloved Bolton Wanderers’ shock victory over Chelsea in the League Cup. John and Harding had become friends…

The Long Walk of the Situationist International | Greil Marcus (The Village Voice)

“The situationists were bent on discovering the absolute ability to criticize anyone, anywhere — without restraint, without the pull of alliances, and without self-satisfaction. And they were bent on turning that criticism into event.” by GREIL MARCUS Originally published May 1, 1982 How Extreme Was It — 1 — I first became intrigued with the Situationist International […]

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