| . | Subject: Music From: grizedale, grizedaleart@easynet.co.uk To: Nina Pope, nina@somewhere.org.uk Nina records and tapes in post. Tapes are set at right bits. New stuff 1st up to be played over film of me walking down lea bridge road Johnny Clyde Copeland (dead sadly) 'Just before the sun goes down' Bossa Nova . Just before the sun goes down is the beat time to fish, Johnny however gets a bit sad. 2nd Over film of water Overton Vertis Wright (dead sadly) 'Mirror of my Soul' bit sad and slow, emotionally enhanced by the muffled delivery, which was due to O V's bad teeth and nasal passages incured through years of drug abuse, this was his last recording. 3rd End record Little Milton I'm at the 'End of my Rainbow' no pot of gold There is also this one which is quite good for pilgrims, its gospel and all about journeys, and quite shouty. Clarence Fountain (dead sadly) 'I need help' Clarence was the leader of the Five Blind Boys of Alabama. Just the end bit about crossing rivers and mountains Adam ************************************************************************ Subject: Re: Soul From: grizedale To: Nina Pope, nina@somewhere.org.uk Nina here are some web addresses Soul sites: http://members.aol.com/VFTS/ this is weird records in bedroom type stuff and an enthusiasts magazine funded by Steve Davis. www.eckorecords.com/bestof.htm Current soul music by weird old 60's love men.Songs include 'Your so good you could go in Collard Greens' Collard greens are a much loved soul food similar to school greens. If you need more let me know Adam I'll give you a call later, it's going to be hard for me to come down on thursday, can I do the filming on Friday. ************************************************************************ dear Nina Charlie is sending (by e mail) you an image of the family loch, which is called 'robins dam' by the way on account of its having been damed by a robin. I have not had any success in contacting any snorkel men to find my obscure playlist although I have found some rather fine websites including one which shows a soul collectors record room (six shots from different angles) plus some references to cold fish extaordinare, deep soul fanatic Steve Davies (snooker boy) I am drawing some maps of how to get to Loch Struban and Walthamstow resevoir which might be good for the website or the vitrine. The search continues, keep the faith (that is an old northern soul thing you say when only one person turns up for your obscure soul night disco in the basement of a pub under the flyover in Romford) Adam ************************************************************************ Subject: Re: Rufus Harley From: grizedale, To: Nina Pope, nina@somewhere.org.uk Rufus Harley has a website with an audio thing on it, version of 'amazing grace' might be good if I could get it. Als eight miles high might combine a suitable number of incongruities. Adam ************************************************************************ Subject: Re: Music play on From: grizedale To: Nina Pope, nina@somewhere.org.uk Nina If its Walthamstow at dawn, I think we would need a different music. I suggest Rufus the 60's black jazz bagpiper. If this fails I think it should just be a bit of highland music, or some tragic Gaelic ballad. Not music I really have in stock, karen or you are more likley to have. Adam ************************************************************************ Subject: Re: err um From: grizedale To: Nina Pope, nina@somewhere.org.uk Assuming I can find them I want to play: The Nightingales (featuring Tommy Tate) 'I don't want to be like my Daddy' Stax 1971 Johnny Sayles 'Something on my Mind' Mar-v-lus 1963 King Hannibal 'Fishing Pole' Decca Johnny Robinson 'Don't Take it so hard' Epic I assume we are only playing a bit of each Adam ************************************************************************ |