Stuart Eydmann wrote:
> ..."Bellany's Brush" was written for the painter in the hope that he
> would give a priceless canvas in return...
Which I don't suppose panned out. He did, however, provide several
paintings for your (i.e. The Whistlebinkies) album covers; what was the
arrangement? Did he get a fee? A free LP?
> ...James F. Dickie Delights...What do others think about his playing?
I've got a copy of that cassette, I think. Is that the one with his son
playing half the tracks? I've also got the Topic album, but I must
admit to having a little trouble with his style. There's no doubt he
was a great and well-respected player, but his style is so mannered
and, perhaps, of its time that I don't get a lot of fun out of
listening to it. Sacrilege? I'd love to hear your expanded opinion.
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Nigel Gatherer, Crieff, Scotland
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