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The Waterboys review – Steve Earle joins a gloriously unruly return to Fisherman’s Blues - AOL (opens the original)
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This is strange. A Waterboys gig, but something else, too: the first night of the Fisherman’s Blues Revue. Which is what, exactly? Inspired by the Rolling Thunder Revue, the wild tour in which Bob Dylan performed alongside a troupe of guest stars, Mike Scott’s version is a way of digging into the rootsy music he and his band were making in the mid-1980s, some of which emerged on the classic Fisherman’s Blues. The aim of this show is not a faithful play-through of that album, which Scott has said
The Waterboys review â Steve Earle joins a gloriously unruly return to Fishermanâs Blues (opens the original)
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OVO Hydro, GlasgowThe Nashville singer-songwriter is among the guests joining Mike Scott for a sprawling, exuberant revue that finds new life in the Waterboysâ rootsy past This is strange. A Waterboys gig, but something else, too: the first night of the Fishermanâs Blues Revue. Which is what, exactly? Inspired by the Rolling Thunder Revue, the wild tour in which Bob Dylan performed alongside a troupe of guest stars, Mike Scottâs version is a way of digging into the rootsy music he and his
A Canterbury trail: my pilgrimage from the cathedral to the white cliffs of Dover - AOL (opens the original)
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Canterbury for Evensong. Is there a more delightful cluster of syllables in the English language? Old English, I should say, as æfensang comes from that tongue, an update on the Latin-derived “vespers”. But whatever you call the service, Canterbury Cathedral does it in style. How beautiful the singing from the choristers in their white and purple. How beautiful the light as it honeys the stone of the quire. I had been in the city only an hour or so, and considered this early evening worship a so
A Canterbury trail: my pilgrimage from the cathedral to the white cliffs of Dover (opens the original)
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After exploring the cathedral city, I battled the heatwave while walking to the Kent coast on the Via Francigena Canterbury for Evensong. Is there a more delightful cluster of syllables in the English language? Old English, I should say, as æfensang comes from that tongue, an update on the Latin-derived “vespers”. But whatever you call the service, Canterbury Cathedral does it in style. How beautiful the singing from the choristers in their white and purple. How beautiful the light as it honeys
James Taylor review â 70s legendâs golden baritone shines best when stripped bare (opens the original)
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Edinburgh Castle The AI-style backing videos are terrible and his accomplished band can be overly slick at times, but Taylorâs civility and grace cuts through it all James Taylor, in summer twilight, plays the lovely fingerpicked intro to Fire and Rain, a song he has been performing for decades â and the crowd cheers in recognition of a classic. But does the 78-year-old still feel those old songs? He sings them beautifully in his lulling baritone, but perhaps they no longer lift and soothe h
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