An extract from A singer’s Tale. © War Time London. Bombs, Songs and a Baby. London SE13 in 1944. Mother Son Daughter Songs. my songs ‘Where
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The Singers Tale- Writing – Skin side out. Mental Health. Loneliness? Solitude? Part 3 ©
On the skin, human skin. A Poem to Music. Photo Carol Grimes Skin- side Out © My POem set to sounds and music with Mark Hewins
The Singers Tale. Creativity & Ageing. ‘A Stone.’ © Loneliness? Solitude? part 1
Alone? Lonely? Reflecting on the passing of time and being alone. Loneliness. Solitude. Isolation or seclusion? Forsaken? Banished, not belonging. Outside? A Stone. A Stone.
The Singer’s Tale. Reviews.
“I’ve just come to the end of an extraordinary read – the first part of an autobiography by the legendary singer and songwriter Carol Grimes. It’s a beautifully and quite uniquely-written account of a really amazing life that I would highly recommend to anyone. A fascinating portrait of London and it’s burgeoning blues, rock and folk scene throughout the 1960s, as well an insight into 70s America and it’s own scene.”
The Singers Tale – a review. A Track.
Another go at outing my Tale xxxx IAVMT A Review for The Singers Tale + a track. In my solitude EXPRESSIVE ARTS THERAPY A Review
The Singers Tale – Early days in Music – Roots.
A gruesome carpet, worn bare in the middle with a garish pattern of red, orange, green and god knows what else, the colour of sick, hangover nausea sick.