Paul Kelly @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne 5/02/09.(Photo by TimN)
Just a reminder that the 'O' downloads are now available here.
(THE) OLDEST STORY IN THE BOOK/OUR SUNSHINE/OTHER PEOPLE’S HOUSES
"Song number one is a Tom, Dick and Harry story. Our three heroes get mixed up with June and the moon. Tom gets the girl, Harry gets the song and Dick’s just happy to be in a rock and roll band.
Our Sunshine is the title of a novel by Robert Drewe based on the life and times of Ned Kelly. “Our Sunshine” is supposedly what Ned’s dad used to call him when he was a child. I wrote this song with Mick Thomas in Mt Macedon.
Truman Capote once wrote a (long) short story based on a day he spent accompanying a cleaning woman on her rounds in various apartments in Manhattan. She smokes dope and plays records as she goes about her work. The great Louvin Brothers’ song, A Tiny Broken Heart, also lurks at the back of Other People’s Houses.
Have a good month."
PK, Feb 27th 2009.
(If you go there tonight and have missed out on the 'N' songs, you can still download them too.
That could be you Loki!)
(THE) OLDEST STORY IN THE BOOK/OUR SUNSHINE/OTHER PEOPLE’S HOUSES
"Song number one is a Tom, Dick and Harry story. Our three heroes get mixed up with June and the moon. Tom gets the girl, Harry gets the song and Dick’s just happy to be in a rock and roll band.
Our Sunshine is the title of a novel by Robert Drewe based on the life and times of Ned Kelly. “Our Sunshine” is supposedly what Ned’s dad used to call him when he was a child. I wrote this song with Mick Thomas in Mt Macedon.
Truman Capote once wrote a (long) short story based on a day he spent accompanying a cleaning woman on her rounds in various apartments in Manhattan. She smokes dope and plays records as she goes about her work. The great Louvin Brothers’ song, A Tiny Broken Heart, also lurks at the back of Other People’s Houses.
Have a good month."
PK, Feb 27th 2009.
(If you go there tonight and have missed out on the 'N' songs, you can still download them too.
That could be you Loki!)
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