Dave Ross
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A bit of music. A bit of amateur writing. 'You know, the word amateur comes from the word amour. You must do things out of love or it is stupid' - Orson Welles
Everyday beauty in the river Thames at Windsor today. Makes your heart sing
When you grab a blue t-shirt from the drawer then realise it's your Sweep Christmas t-shirt but wear it anyway cos whatever. Yeah, that's how great my day is going 😊
I've read some of the Anne Widdecombe posts and wondered how I feel about the death of an old woman. Is it wrong to feel joy at this time? Should we not show some respect? Anyway, apparently the funeral directors are planning a dignified final journey to her cold, dark, soul less grave as possible
I was going to ask the question like some 70s quiz show host "Who's Under The Bin?" Then it came to me in a flash
Macca and Taylor Swift. Do with this what you will but all the right people seem to like her. All the wrong people don't.
Today we live in a world where Big Dan Burn was a hero in a world cup knock out game for England. Today, be more Big Dan Burn. Some men are made for certain circumstances. Big Dan Burn is one of those men.
Under any other circumstances the orange, rancid, paedophile would be trying to deport Folarin Balogun, not reinstate him. Absolutely not the kids fault either way. Just shameful.
Bees coming out in the cooling breeze to enjoy a lavender and knapweed salad in my garden
#CDFriday I found this beauty for £1 today. Great insert too. A pocket history of The Smiths, tracking the gradual deterioration from the dynamism of those early singles to the sluggish sound by the end. I don't care what Morrissey has become because I can remember how this music made me feel
On a Justin Currie / del Amitri day it's 36 years since this stunning song was released. It inspired me to write a stage drama using del Amitri's back catalogue to enhance a dark story. Much more Blood Brothers than Mama Mia. If you know anyone who may be interested let me know👍🏼
This song has been rattling round my head. Marvin Welch and Farrar take on mental illness. It's a Gilbert O'Sullivan style lyric that sounds like it could have come from the latest album by The Coral. Ronnie youtu.be/OiirOUGRoOg?...