TIN MEN AND THE TELEPHONE at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, July 2017 Poem by Hazel Smith
so often a jazz performance /only swings with sub-Coltrane licks/but experimentalism is the whipping boy/ of evolution
Tin Soldier by The Small Faces
Brutas Mudcake Hume Highway, Victoria, Easter 1989Is there a better place to listen to old music than outside in the dark with a fire going, beer in hand, a cassette tape blaring out of a car stereo?
TMR and the Canada connection
Stereo Stories’ branch in Canada is now officially open, thanks to the enthusiasm of Canadian writer, traveller and musician Bill Arnott.
To Her Door by Paul Kelly Story by John Harms
John Harms Murtoa, winter, 2014A huge cold front is whipping through and the sideways rain is hitting the windows and the roof. It’s the night they’ve turned the new ground lights on.
Tomorrow night! See you in Williamstown, folks.
Tomorrow evening we are the opening night event of the 2022 Williamstown Literary Festival.
Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You by Bob Dylan. Story by Stephen Andrew
Phil was divesting himself of all material possessions, man. Fortunately, I was on hand to help him cleanse himself of the most evil of these things, his LP records.