“The Coast of Amalfi” is a visionary, almost transcendent ode to a mystic insight. Lovingly fashioned by a very experienced and talented musician, it makes for a very special song, […]
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“The Coast of Amalfi” is a visionary, almost transcendent ode to a mystic insight. Lovingly fashioned by a very experienced and talented musician, it makes for a very special song, […]
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This is from a meeting with Mr Adie on Wednesday 9 November 1983. Part One “Mr Adie?” Robert asked. “Since the news about my father on Sunday, I’ve tried – […]
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These questions were the last of those from the Sunday 22 June 1986 which, I think, call for mention. Keven had been working on the cover for the motor. He […]
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This is rather a wonderful biography, something like what a work of art could be. For those who have never heard of him, Edward Salim Michael (1921-2006) was an extraordinarily […]
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This is from the meeting of Tuesday 24 June 1986 with Mr Adie. For me, this was a tremendously important transcript, and I kept it for the 29th. This was […]
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Continuing from the exchanges at lunch on Sunday 22 June 1986 with Mr George Adie, one young man said that he had been lost while he was working at the […]
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These are the first two questions from lunch on Sunday 22 June 1986: Jessie said that she had been checking to see if the lights had been turned off, a […]
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The is an interesting example of how Mr Adie would develop the theme from his Saturday morning address, on the next day, the Sunday. This was said on 22 June […]
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This is the final section from the transcript of a meeting on Wednesday 16 November 1988, at Newport. Bart had been in groups for a while. He said that he […]
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