The thoughts of Christy Moore are invariably worth a look or a listen. Those he has shared with me are no exception. A man I have known for more than half a century will be fully aware of the limited... Read more →
Feisty. That was the word I was looking for. During the first part of the Cara Dillon interview, I admitted to having floundered while searching for the right word to describe the changes I had detected in Cara's voice on... Read more →
When you've given birth to exceedingly premature twins, what people think of how you sound on a particular song, and how you pronounce the name of a Yorkshire town, must seem desperately petty. Cara Dillon was entitled to take that... Read more →
The thoughtful, animated responses of Karine Polwart in the first part of her interview with Salut! Live deservedly attracted warm praise at the Mudcat folk music forum. Before proceeding to the second part, let us point readers in the right... Read more →
Back in the days when the Bay City Rollers were top of the charts, Ally McCoist played for Sunderland and I rose each morning to see not only the hills of the Var from my home but hair in the... Read more →
Karine - whose name I keep typing as Karen - has delivered.....not another child, but the long-promised answers to Salut! Live 's questions. Come back this way in the next few days and you will find the full interview, plus... Read more →
In her interview with Salut! Live, Marie Little advised young folk performers that talent is not enough, described how she had juggled motherhood, career and other activities and admitted that a glance at old photos showed she "probably wasn't a... Read more →
