Good Morning

Relaxing Day

The landscape may have changed but the friends that are still here have not. That was the major thought of the day, in which i have been relaxing,listening to music or the radio and then in the afternoon sunbathing in the gardens at the Quays.

My Soft Machine 2 album arrived in the post and i was listening to that today, as well as one by Kevin Ayres and The Waterboys,

The weather was really nice and sunny again and tomorrow it is forecast to be even better.

Black Cat Boogie

The black cat was around again.Must have got into the building where we have our breakfast and where the gym is, as i saw from our communion kitchen through the window, one of the support workers retrieving the cat from said building.

Later on ,when i carried the puss to our kitchen area, i gave this gorgeous friendly kitty some Dreamies.



Explored the kitchen area for awhile,then intimated to me to open the fire doors to allow her out into the sunny day.

Night see the cat later.

Saturday Music Selection

From the tank of music past here is another mixed bag -

Soft Machine - Dada Was Here

Dada Was Here
- Thank You Pierrot Lunaire
- Have You Ever Bean Green?
- Pataphysical Introduction - Pt II
- Out If Tunes

Soft Machine were an English rock band from Canterbury, named after the book The Soft Machine by William S. Burroughs. They were one of the central bands in the Canterbury scene, and helped pioneer the progressive rock genre. Though they achieved little commercial success, they are considered by Allmusic to be "one of the more influential bands of their era, and certainly one of the most influential underground ones."


( More music here )

Enjoy.

Nucleus

They were one of the best Brit jazz fusion bands and could they funk it up. Here is them live from 74!

Ian Carr's Nucleus - NRK TV Molde jazz '74 Rådhuset, Molde, Norway

1. The Addison Trip
2. Pastoral Graffiti
3. Rites Of Man
4. Interview with Ian Carr
5. Roots


Ian Carr - trumpet, flugelhorn
Bob Bertles - alto saxophone, flute
Ken Shaw - guitar
Geoff Castle - keyboards
Roger Sutton - bass
Bryan Spring - drums

Good Night

Have a magical night ...