London
Finally put up some more pictures while I was waiting and as it was raining. The album Duffy is going to be re released with extra tracks and more "what a depressed ninny I was" liner notes. (Was?) I'll explain how the album was written in Alaska and recorded in North Carolina and was going to be called Harrison Browne only then to be marketed at the zenith of brit poppery as Duffy - ah the tales I could tell if you had the time. x
30 Sep 2005 04:58 pm by sd


Paris
In Paris playing Tripping on television. Tonight we play a secret gig. Today I will go for a secret wander - vivé agnes b x
29 Sep 2005 02:02 pm by sd


Overture & Absolute Beginners
Back in the studio finishing the Overture For Berlin. Quite definitely the most out there piece I've had a hand in since the days of Dr Calculus. It's an overture of themes from the forthcoming RW album Intensive Care & will be played before the Velodrome concert in October. If you look at the pictures for July you'll see us recording it with David Campbell at Henson.

I'm so pleased cricket is popular again. Any five day game that might end in a draw that survives and actually thrives in this most stupid of times is truly a miracle. Next John Luc Godard is a box office smash and Martin Scorsese makes the greatest rock film of the 21st © about Bob Dylan.

Tripping was played on the radio today. We started to write it in the late summer of 2003. It was about two or three in the morning when he picked up his new Fender Jazz bass and settled on the phrase that secured the direction of the song and also remained the bass you can still hear in the first verse. It was still early days for our collaboration so I innocently thought I had a chance to write a chorus. He immediately trumped it by singing the falsetto hook that *is* the chorus relegating mine to beautifully executed backing vocals. I'd never known the like. I was about to get used to it though. Early on Tripping was The Call Up from Sandanista to a Daft Punk rhythm. Then it became Watching the Detectives in Bollywood. Now it's the new single from Robbie Williams. The only man to say "The Lilac Time" on Radio One in living memory x
05 Sep 2005 11:27 pm by sd


Astronauts +
It's out. I know as I bought one off the interweb of radness. Yes I'm hoping for BMG to do the Duffy re release and dvd next. And yes those Universal reissues are legit. but it's hardly what anyone wants, is it? Inevitably it will all be on one site and downloadable so one kind of gives up until then.

Working towards the Berlin concert and the release of Robbie Williams : Intensive Care in October. Re-reading the Harold Nicolsons diaries and listening to Nicky Hopkins. xxx
30 Aug 2005 07:56 pm by sd


Astronauts +
The scheduled release date for 'Astronauts +' is 29th August. The release territories are as follows: UK & Eire Austria Benelux Finland France Germany Gibraltar Greece Italy Portugal Spain Sweden. I've written new notes about what a self centered miserable youngster i was. I hope you enjoy x
15 Aug 2005 11:26 pm by sd


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