What a shock to hear that
David Bowie passed away
and what a wonderful way to go,
releasing an album
just days before he left.
In all the interviews I
heard with him over the years
I never once heard him doubting himself.
It was always about what he
wanted to give to others.
When I first came across
him and bought the Hunky Dory album,
I was sure that he was an
alien from another planet sent to earth to teach us.
Good luck David, wherever
your next stop is.
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There's
already a little stretch in the evenings here in Co Down - it was lovely seeing
the crescent moon last night (holding up the rain, my mother always says)
and there's a fresh energy around to get things moving for the New Year.
Before Tom
and I head to Australia towards the end of February (boy, am I looking forward
to the sunshine) we have two lovely concerts at home - at both homes -
Belleek and Rostrevor.
Friday 12th February,
9pm
The Jolly Farmer,
Clyhore, Belleek, Co. Fermanagh
(The Jolly Farmer is
actually across the bridge in Belleek in Co. Donegal - so it's a cross border
gig, literally).
This concert is in aid of
our friend Peter McMahon's charity trip to Africa later this year with Niall Mellon
Educate, where he and more than 200 other volunteers will be
building a new school in the Townships in South Africa.
Saturday 13th February, 8pm
An Cuan, Rostrevor, Co.
Down
This concert is to raise
funds for the Southern Area Hospice where our friend Bronagh from my singer's
group passed away last Spring.
Have a great rest of
week.
