Category Archives: Bach

The Big Short and When the Levee Breaks

The new film the Big Short features Led Zeppelin’s “When the Levee Breaks” in the closing credits. The story of how the complete song (with 1 minute 30 seconds of intro) came to be included in the film is also … Continue reading

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Boxing Day on the James Craig

The James Craig is a 19th Century square rigger, restored by the Sydney Heritage Fleet, which makes regular sailings from Sydney Harbour open to the public, including a Boxing Day trip to observe the departing Sydney-Hobart race: The crew (all volunteers) … Continue reading

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Sean Taylor

Another excellent UK musician I had never heard of, and judging by the number of YouTube hits, neither have you: Someone comments that John Martyn comes to mind, so maybe this duo is not so surprising: Sean Taylor, Wikipedia Sean … Continue reading

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John Renbourn; Trotto and English Dance

A YouTube video of a live performance of John Renbourn’s English Dance was removed some time ago.  The video below features a different performance, so I hope it survives: And from the same source, a recording of a full concert … Continue reading

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Footsteps of The Incredible String Band

I just thought I would ask Google who there is playing music these days developing the tradition of the Incredible String Band, and after wading through long lists of 40 year old albums I eventually found: Trembling Bells Sweet Death Polka … Continue reading

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