Bob Wiseman

Rereading The Blind Assassin. It is very helpful for the writing I am trying to do at school, to keep reading whoever I find inspiring. This is as close as […]

Mendelson Joe loved the Sisters of Euclid, led by Kevin Breit. If Mendelson Joe loved your work you would be inundated with regular colourful handwritten letters and in some cases […]

Maybe that was what Stevie Wonder meant by calling that record music of my mind. A spider seems to float in a basement window. Been there three days but my […]

Watching some lectures by Herbie Hancock. Superb understanding of music making and music explaining. He tells a great story about fucking up on tour with Miles Davis. In a certain […]

Blows my mind everytime Biden speaks, so lame and meaningless. But some say this is how it works. The great machine wants lame and meaningless, keeping tension in place. The […]

“If you know at the beginning, then you’re in a lot of trouble”. My favourite part of the David Mamet lectures so far, “it’s like saying I know the perfect […]

The first time I played Robert’s Creek was amazing thanks to Jamie Elder. He set it all up and even had a restaurant where he named different juices after people, […]

I didn’t know what to expect from Levon Helm’s book. I met him once but no real conversation, just a handshake. He seemed frail. If I had read this book […]

When I was a little kid and my parents left my grandparents to babysit, sometimes I might have toothache. My grandfather would give a little whiskey on kleenex to place […]