Poetry without comment beyond thanks to Stefano Zocca for use of the header image.
I used the net to test fond memories and found they came up wanting. With thanks to Daniel Frank for use of the header image.
This delve into songs first heard in the 80s at one of the record hops still taking place as part of London’s remaining 50s/60s Teddy Boy/Rocker scene looks at: . Song: ‘Lights Out’ Artist: Jerry Byrne From: New Orleans Recorded: 1958
Being pulled back in time and down into the London Underground when reviewing Ian Arkley’s two led not only to a couple of memories being stirred, but more so the discovery of a little known unsavoury World War II fact involving Winston Churchill.
A review of a blistering punk album full of menacing rock ‘n’ roll riffs and made with a serious political purpose in mind
A poetry double header on the subject of guilt. With thanks to Suzy Hazelwood for use of the header image. 
N. P. Ryan 