In ‘I Could Read the Sky’ a novel of words and photographs by Timothy O’Grady and Steve Pyke, an old man lying alone and sleepless in London remembers a migrant’s life. Haunted by the faces and the land he left behind in the west of Ireland.

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Digging through piles of old CDs and very happy to find this, which I thought I’d permanently misplaced: a compilation of Irish, Scottish and American Ballads & Traveller’s songs that Alasdair Roberts gave me, circa mid-2000s. It’s fantastic.

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What about ya Stu! 😀 All good here thanks, and likewise yourself too I hope! It's been 40 yrs now since I moved out from Norroy Rd - where did all those years go? 😲 Your typewriter ⌨️ and my keyboards 🎹 turned out good for both of us, though ❤️ If you're at a loose end, come and say hi next year 👍🍻

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Anyone else on here see #Ultravox on the 1984 Set Movements tour? I saw them at the Hammersmith Odeon - great gig, and I've still got the tour poster from the wall of the downstairs front room I'd rented, next to @stubailie.bsky.social who had the back room, of that mid-1980s Putney house-share 🕺😀👍

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GRMA comrade Bailie. We just have to decide now who is Bez!

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