ST JAMES INFIRMARY by LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS SAVOY BALLROOM FIVE. Reflection by Kevin Densley
For a long time, I wanted to buy a particular set of classic jazz recordings, Louis Armstrong’s Hot Fives and Sevens, which he recorded with various ensembles from 1925-1929.
STAND by REM. Story by Nicole Langtip.
It’d be almost another year of blasting it out on repeat though til the song actually got into my bones, got in there so deeply, that it took me by the hand and transported me into my new life.
STARBOY by THE WEEKND. Story by Cher Finver
Our mutual love of The Weeknd brought me just a little bit closer to my daughter. So, thanks, Abel Tesfaye. I’m pretty sure I am The Weeknd’s oldest fan. I wear the title proudly.
STATE TROOPER Story by Vin Maskell
Vin Maskell Wellington St, St Kilda, 1982Five songs in and I was wrung out. No light, no shade on this album. Black rivers. Serial killers.
STAY WITH ME TILL DAWN by JUDIE TZUKE. Memoir by Sue Dann
A conversation. A connection. A phone call. A visit. More chat.
Steal Away To Jesus by the International Harvester Male Chorus. Story by David Oke.
David Oke Belmont, Geelong; November 1998It was a rite of passage to spend a weekend with Dad as we travelled on a McHarrys coach from Geelong to a country Victorian destination with the International Harvester Choir.