GIBSON ES-175 (ES75)
A big old jazz semi, the Gibson ES-175 (ES75) is such a beautiful looking guitar that some of the crimes against music committed on it can only be forgiven.
Originally aimed squarely at the decidedly hip jazz noodlers, it was co-opted by the more progressive end of the musical spectrum and forced into service to augment tales of druids, dragons and oceanic space mysteries late 60's early 70's.
However, those crimes have fallen under the statute of limitations and we can now all luxuriate in it's beauty and thrilling tone. Just check out 'High Land, Hard Rain' to hear Roddy Frame reclaim the 175 for us all!
When you are on the other side of the world, the things that you took for granted take on a different importance, the things you'd forgotten come crashing back and the things that you love amplify themselves to a fever pitch! However, not everything is beautiful, not everything is great and not everything can be forgiven. Such is the life of a Flâneur...
Thursday, 2 February 2017
Hornsey Lane Bridge
Smoke thick destinations
Smoke thick
destinations
cradled in
the hollow depths
she lay
pristine and permanent
gazing at
the high up in the sky
wrapped in
the warmth of release
a delicate
radiance softly absorbed
hushed
whispers evaporating
into the diesel
inflamed tumult
blue tinge
to snow white skin
the early
morning view
from the
other side of the road
underneath Suicide Bridge.
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