A shitload, a swarm, a sibilance, a storm, a (t)sunami of “S”s
for all you sweethearts this month. Dan Kelly helps me out on a few,
Sian Prior plays clarinet on
Summer Rain and Trev Warner from Adelaide plays mandolin on
Stumbling Block.
Surely God Was A Lover is based on a poem by John Shaw Neilson written around a hundred years ago.
Sydney From A 747 dips the hat to the elusive Texan band The Flatlanders, and their song
Dallas From A DC9.
Suck ‘em and see. Shake the sauce bottle and all that. There’s a ton of Ts coming so make some room on those hard drives.
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING
SMOKE UNDER THE BRIDGE
SOMEWHERE IN THE CITY
SONGS OF THE OLD RAKE
SOUTH OF GERMANY
STANDING ON THE STREET OF EARLY SORROWS
STORIES OF ME
STUMBLING BLOCK
SUMMER RAIN
SURELY GOD WAS A LOVER
SWEET GUY
SYDNEY FROM A 747
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