Hello, and welcome to my musical one woman show.
I've felt for some time that the music I post on my personal tumblelog is often lost in the mix.
I like to share.
I spent 10 years in the music industry and I've been an avid consumer and collector of music from almost every genre and decade since I was a wee child.
What I post here may be familiar or foreign, old or new. Good music is just good music to me.
You can also find me here, for a more visual representation of my sensibilities.
Email me: atherdiscretion at gmail dot com
I've felt for some time that the music I post on my personal tumblelog is often lost in the mix.
I like to share.
I spent 10 years in the music industry and I've been an avid consumer and collector of music from almost every genre and decade since I was a wee child.
What I post here may be familiar or foreign, old or new. Good music is just good music to me.
You can also find me here, for a more visual representation of my sensibilities.
Email me: atherdiscretion at gmail dot com
One Woman Show
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Donovan - Season of the Witch
With apparently only 2 chords, Season of the Witch [1966] is my favourite song by Donovan. It’s also deceptively groovy and addictive…
I own this album on vinyl. I’m not sure where I got it from…I think it was one of my parents… I preferred Donovan’s music more after he got over his folk music stage, when he got all hippy dippy. He was a welcome alternative in a folk sense, to Dylan…but he’s always been held up as a Dylan clone. Fuck the media.
Donovan was quite influential in a behind the scenes kind of way: He was teaching both John Lennon and Paul McCartney his finger picking guitar style in 1968.
This is a song I used to sing regularly on stage and in the street…
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