Simon Campbell
Musings from an eclectic, eccentric, well travelled and generally funny bloke
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Posted at 2222 hours on 20/12/10 | Posted in Life, Business, Diving, Music
A Christmas Carol
In 1843 Charles Dickens wrote ‘A Christmas Carol” detailing the plight of brow beaten Bob Cratchit and family at the hands of money grabbing and heartless Ebenezer Scrooge. Following the supernatural intervention of Scrooge’s late business partner Jacob Marley, he reforms into a loving and caring individual. A happy ending…
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Posted at 1822 hours on 08/10/10 | Posted in Life, Music
Facebook ate my life
My use of facebook has surreptitiously become an obsession. It has increased my creativity for sure, but now no matter where I am in the world, I am glued to my MAC or iPhone, checking what’s going on. All that is going to change…
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Posted at 1305 hours on 30/06/10 | Posted in Music
The album ThirtySix: part two
This is the second part documenting the recording of my new album ‘ThirtySix’. But before you start, you may want to read part one first!
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Posted at 1250 hours on 27/05/10 | Posted in Music
OK Simon, what do you think?
Following a performance at the Big Wheel Blues Festival, Sue Hickling of the Nottingham Blues Society, home to the British Blues Awards, kindly asked my for an interview. Here is an unabridged transcript…
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Posted at 1913 hours on 21/04/10 | Posted in Life
Funerals and shoes
Can you have a good funeral? I didn’t think so, but even after he passed over to the other side, Dave Moore still entertained, as did Angela as she teetered home from the wake…
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Posted at 2016 hours on 31/03/10 | Posted in Music
The album ThirtySix: part one
It seems like three lifetimes since I was in my home environment. No, not the sea, not the meeting room, but the studio. Now, I am back and recording the album that has been in my mind for a very long time indeed.
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