Originally from Bristol where as a teenager many hours were dedicated to the pursuit of rock stardom.
Re-visiting the city most of the venues Simon performed in are either flats, offices or simply missing. So with dashed dreams the guitar was hung up, though his passion for music never waned.
The music normally has a guitar or two in it, but that is not a rule that is strictly adhered to. Music doesn’t have to be deep and meaningful, unless of course that’s what works for you. It can be the words, the melody or the beat, it doesn’t matter as long as it is enjoyed!
Here are some more important contact details for St Petrocs. http://www.twitter.com/stpetrocs http://www.facebook.com/StPetrocsSociety http://www.itstimetoact.co.uk/ https://localgiving.org/appeal/StPetrocsChristmasAppeal2017/ Please take the time to check out how they are helping the homeless in Cornwall. There’s never a good time to be homeless and with the …
It was great to have Lois in from St Petrocs last Friday on Adventures in LOFI. You can listen to the interview with her on ‘Listen Again’. Some quite startling facts and advice on how anyone can help. This time …
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Dave
It's done a lot: broadcast live performances of a local poetry group I belong to (Falmouth Poetry Group), broadcast radio dramas created by my students, interviewed local politicians (including me) on subjects of local interest and thus contributed to engagement in local democracy.
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