Sometimes it’s all too much.
Too much.
Sometimes you just need to take a deep breath and let the busy, busy, busyness of the world fall away.
Away.
Joni wanted to skate away on a frozen river.
Huck Finn wanted to light out for the Territory.
George Mallory climbed up and up until he vanished.
Captain Scott entered and never left the great white wastes.
T E Lawrence and Charles de Foucault sought out the Desert.
Emilia Earhart flew away into the deep blue beyond.
And me?
Well, I would seek out the heart of the deepest ocean.
So far from land that land could not be remembered anymore and scarcely even imagined.
Darkness on the face of the deep.
Adrift with Whale song and moonlight.
Above in the silence the Albatross.
What music could sound such depths?
Oceanic sway.
Stratospheric circumpolar soaring.
Peter Green.
Stratocaster.
‘The Touch’
Balm for the weary labourer.
Never matched.
Listen on a loop for an hour and it won’t be too long.
After all this time, that song has never lost its power. Still my top tune from that band.
Great choice, Thom.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thanks Pete.
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Such an ethereal piece of music and a rare appearance on record of Green’s Strat when he is most well known for his wrongly wired Les Paul, now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica.
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Thanks. PG had an amazing touch. Regards Thom
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Thanks Thom. Perfect
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Thanks Dennis.
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