Always 48...

Playlist

Sly & the Family Stone - Stand!

The Temptations - Puzzle People

Gal Costa - Gal Costa

David Sylvian - Weatherbox Sampler EP

David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - Jean The Birdman

David Sylvian - I Surrender (Single)

Goose - Dripfield (EP)

Bree van Reyk - Superclusters

Asia - Asia in Asia - Live at The Budokan, Tokyo, 1983

Goose - 2022/06/08 Artpark, Lewiston, NY

The Cannonball Adderley Quintet & Orchestra - Experience In E

Louis Smith - Here Comes Louis Smith

Tommy Smith - Emergence

Yes - Tormato

Yes - The Yes Album

Yes - Time And A Word

Yes - Drama

Yes - Going For The One

Yes - The Quest

Yes - Fragile

Yes - Close To The Edge

Lucy Kaplansky - The Last Days of Summer

Hainbach - Core Memory

Lionel Rogg - Exploring the World of Music: J S Bach

Writing this, and the next four entries, on 10 June 2024 as I play catch up...

On commencing, at that point, there were 148 days on here without text...

So here goes...

Up at 10 to six...

...on Sister Pam's birthday, which would have been her 59th - but she will always be just 48...

The back room remained set up for rehearsals...

Scenes...

Good skies...

...and to choosing today's listening section...

A box of CD singles, mostly, by Sparks and David Sylvian...

And these chosen...

...which had to be added to iTunes first, given my CD single ripping is a little behind...

Then, to sorting out the box sets...

Or, at least, taking them off the shelves pre breakfast....

...for which I drove to Patisserie Florentin for tasty Pains au Raisin...

Post breakfast, some music stuff in the attic, to no avail...

A photo taken of my favourite aroma hand wash...

Over to visit my mum this afternoon as she remains at High Bank waiting to get home and somewhat upset about sister Pam...

It will be another two months...

On the parents front, late on, listening to this LP, snaffled from my dad back in 1975 due to Toccata and Fugue in D Minor's use in the opening scenes of "Rollerball"...

Funny how things work out...

Lowlight of the Day : It should have been a celebration...