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Henry Gee
is an author, editor and recovering palaeontologist who lives in Cromer, Norfolk, England, with his family and numerous pets. His latest book, A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth, is out now. His recreations include writing, making music, beachcombing, supporting Norwich City FC, and falling asleep. Click here for a full bio. For all bookish inquiries please contact Jill Grinberg Literary Management.
Twitter: @EndOfThePier
Instagram: @henrygee22
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Category Archives: Music
The Man In The White Suit
I had to write something down on my blog or I’d explode. It’s all about built-in obsolescence; the rate of technology increase; and how technology manufacturers use their customers as free beta-testers rather than taking time to release products that … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, GarageBand, obsolescence, PMT, Scarlett 2i2, technology, The Man In The White Suit
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What I Read In February
Barbra Streisand: My Name Is Barbra I first came across Barbra Streisand with a fluffy comic song in my parents’ record collection. It was ‘Second-Hand Rose’, which I now know was written in 1921 and originally performed by the music-hall … Continue reading
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Hocus Pocus
Greetings, Pop Pickers. Music fans of a certain vintage will recall with a wry smile the tune Hocus Pocus by the Dutch prog rock band Focus, in which the inspired lunacy of organist, vocalist and flautist Thijs van Leer met the … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Silliness
Tagged Focus, G&T, Hocus Pocus, Jan Akkerman, rock, Thijs van Leer
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Nautilus
I really can’t believe it. I’ve been writing books for thirty years, but have never seen the anticipation that’s buzzing around my fifthforthcoming tome, A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth. When a book of mine is published, it’s … Continue reading
Rock
There’s been a lot of it about. Musicians, that is, unable to play live during lockdown, finding other ways to express themselves. During the recent hiatus I have become very keen on home recording, and some of the results are … Continue reading
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Tagged classic rock for dogs, deep purple, flabbey road, G&T (disambiguation), ice and a slice, music, online collabiration, rock
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Distrokering
You’ll both be aware by now that I’ve been usefully spending time learning how to record music at home, time I’d usually have devoted to live music. I’ve an album-length collection under my belt, and have even started playing music … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdland, distrokid, Heavy Weather, Lockd Down and Blue, rick wakeman, These Are Difficult Times, Weather Report
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Studious
As you’ll both know by now, playing live music means a lot to me. I’ve been playing live since student days — before — and at times music has been the only thing that’s kept me going. Many of my … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, D C Wilson Band, flabbey road, friendship, home recording, music, pandemic, the new normal, voodoo sheiks
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