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Richard Jellicoe, United KingdomLast seen: 46 minutes ago

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  • ryadeum wrote:
    5 hours ago
    dubidubidu

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  • Luuttuaja wrote:
    yesterday morning
    Yeah, I've heard that one. Lutes easily go out of tune if you use gut strings, because even a slightest change in humidity or temperature may affect these strings (especially the highest ones). But when using nylon strings it isn't that difficult. Nylon strings keep the tune equally well in classical guitars and in lutes. But still, the number of strings in the lute is quite big, so there's a lot to tune anyway...

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  • HardRokas wrote:
    Saturday evening
    Your musical compatibility with richardrw is Very High. Cool.

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  • celticbanshee wrote:
    Saturday afternoon
    Hi Richard, thanks for the shout! Nice your comments about my favourites ;-) Hope you're having a wonderful weekend, take care :))

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  • TehGreyFox wrote:
    Tuesday evening
    :D

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  • mirijoijo wrote:
    Tuesday afternoon
    Hey... Richard...!, thanks for your cry in my profile, curiosity brought me when I go to the library of John Mayall, to discover more blues in his discography. You've a very varied and exquisite music, and our affinity is spectacular, ooopsss...!, but the gauge is not what it seems, and how important are the people with whom we discover new styles and ideas. I wish you all the best. A big greeting from Barcelona, kisses ...!. :)))

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  • TehGreyFox wrote:
    last week
    *Gardiner

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  • TehGreyFox wrote:
    last week
    John Eliot Gariner, For The Win.

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  • TehGreyFox wrote:
    last month
    Gardiner FTW

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  • lm525 wrote:
    last month
    Hi Richard loved Alex Harvey since I saw him on Old Grey Whistle Test. Went out next day and bought Impossible Dream on vinyl, still got it. There is a cd release with the Framed and Next albums on one disc which is really good. Happy listening :-)

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About Me

''Oh yeah, you're a strange stray cat,
Oh yeah, don'tcha scratch like that''.
Stray Cat Blues - The Rolling Stones
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Richard Jellicoe,


Suffolk, England.


Art Rock - Blues - Classical


Films - Literature - Art














< < Pictures show this month's birthday anniversaries


Jeff ''Skunk'' Baxter (Birthday this month - 13th December) was the lead guitarist of Steely Dan who, in their early days, sounded like....em, oh yeah - a band! For their later albums the songwriting duo of Donald Fagan and Walter Becker retreated into the studio, and never really re-emerged. Steely Dan thus evolved with a studio based sound, produced entirely by session musicians and orchestrated by songwriter Becker, and voiced by the oh-so-cynical words of lyricist Fagan. The sound became polished and slick, but at the same time bland and unexciting. My favourite albums are the first three, when Steely Dan sounded like a band, and when Baxter contributed with some great guitar work. Perhaps my favourite track featuring the work of Baxter is 'My Old School', from the 'Countdown To Ecstacy' album.








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MUSIC COLLECTION

Tracks on my media player are divided by genre as follows : -

1. CLASSICAL - 44%
Of which: - Bach 28%; Mozart 19%; Vivaldi 18%; Handel 11%; Other 24%

2. ART - 14%
Divided into: - art rock; prog rock; psychedelia; singer songwriter

3. ROCK - 12%
Divided into: - alternative; blues; hard; meta; punk; rhythm and blues; soft UK; soft US.

4. POP - 11%
Divided into: - compilations 60's, 70's, 80's; dance; lush; rock; smart; synth; xmas

5. SINGER-SONGWRITER - 8%
Divided into: - female; male UK; male US.

6. ROOTS - 5%
Divided into: - blues; celtic; folk; jazz.

7. GROOVE - 3%
Divided into: - electronica; reggae; soul.

8. VARIOUS - 3%
Divided into: - guitar heroes; new age; world.



























Quotations: -

''Melody is the essence of music. I compare a good melodist to a fine racer, and counterpointists to hack post-horses.'' Wolfang Amadeus Mozart

''Most people wouldn't know music if it came up and bit them on the ass.'' Frank Zappa

''He liked a spot of sherry before dinner.'' Robert Wyatt of Keith Moon

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