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That was eventful,
I’ve been off air for over a day.
In that time I bought
a new dongle at enormous expense, got it home only to find that network had no
coverage in
Sleepy
Hollow
Went into town this
morning and after a long battle got a refund.
Came home and spent
the afternoon trying to register an old dongle to top it up on line, except the
company has been taken over and you can’t top it up anymore.
Going mad, I ended up going back
into town again where I was lucky enough to speak to a real live human being; Tassim of EE in Staines
who sorted it all out for me. So today’s entry is dedicated to
Tassim
Without whom none of this would have been possible. So much
for the internet and the 21st century.
As for the club, how could anything compare with last week?
That was so good there wasn’t anything better on in the whole of London.
This Monday night at the Red Lion, Isleworth was completely
different – a debut for an exiled Canadian Mike Coates who took his Sax into
the low, quiet breathy zone:
Freddy Hubbard’s ‘Upjump spring’ was a treat but the best was
last – they finished up with ‘Bye Bye Blackbird’ of all things. Deconstructed
by each of the players in turn, like a child taking apart an alarm clock and
then looking puzzled by the pile of bits; somehow they managed to get them back
together in time and it was a real joy to listen to them doing it.
Did I say it was quiet and reflective? Now I think about it
Tim Wells on bass and Trevor Tomkins drumming didn’t get that much of a look in
this week.
Still the best place to be in London, just as well it’s a
secret, or it would have been without Tassim’s help.
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Neil Harris
(a don’t stop till you drop production)
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