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Tag Archives: Bob Cobbing
An air current striking the edge of a vessel
It’s not a thing for me to say I make flutes as part of my practice but make them I do, since c. 1971, in fact, when I began to search for new sounds, tunings, a reduction down to the … Continue reading
end of play, for Lol Coxhill
Late one night in March of this year I was sitting in an eerie hotel within Tokyo’s Haneda airport being interrogated for a Japanese magazine (see http://onbanjidai.blogspot.co.uk/). The subject of the interview was music and comedy and despite my fear … Continue reading
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Tagged Alterations, Better Books, Bob Cobbing, Bruce Lacy, David Bedford, David Toop, Diamanda Galas, improvisation, Jeff Keen, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Harriott, John Latham, John Peel, John Stevens, Kevin Ayres, Lol Coxhill, Lol Coxhill obituary, Max Eastley, Mike Cooper, Mike Oldfield, Paul Burwell, Peter Cusack, Rhodri Davies, Robert Wyatt, Roger Turner, Roland Alphonso, Rosemin Keshvani, Rufus Thomas, Shirley Collins, Steve Beresford, Steve Dwoskin, Terry Day, The Damned, The Promenaders, Vivian Stanshall, Walter Zimmermann
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