I've had the opposite experience in the last couple of years. I'm not a short bloke, by any means, but the gig-going public appear to be growing. I can still get away with it, but anyone under six foot is going to have a bad night.
While refreshing my timeline waiting for the Eze and Savinho " here we go' I got thinking 'Who were the best singing drummers These are a fair shot in no particular order Also worth a punt is Phil Collins before he became a twat
Not part of the singing drummers theme: Paradise Lost released their first album in 1990. This is from their new one. They still have the same line-up, barring the drummer. They've had about six.
That's a coincidence, I first heard Amelia on the Mark Radcliffe Folk Show , as my Mum was from the Northeast I'm a suckerer for the Northumberland accent the Unthanks have a similar sound , and last week booked tickets for her concert at the Stables in Milton Keynes next February
RIP Ronnie! An iconic album cover and the back story to how it was created is frightening/hilarious (delete as appropriate )
Whilst I don't think it would be amongst his very best work, It's an interesting collection of songs very few of which I was aware of before Weller 'reimagined' them. If you like the song I posted here I think you will enjoy giving it a listen, A bit of a slower burner, but the more I listen and get familiar with it more I like it.
