News & Commentary, Uncategorized The Rittenhouse effect: send lawyers, guns and money Warwick McFadyen When I was 17 I’ll admit I did a few stupid things. Once, I put salt into my coffee instead …
Music Dylan’s ways, together through life Warwick McFadyen Bob and I go back aways. He of course doesn’t know it. It’s strictly a one-way street. Come to that …
Music, News & Commentary On equality, whose side are you on? Warwick McFadyen Amid the barrage of recent awful news, a lyric from singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn surfaced. The context for his writing of …
Music, News & Commentary After almost 50 years, Young sets free a painful musical memoir Warwick McFadyen Perhaps it just came a time. Perhaps the artist who had never said sorry for their work or where it …
Music, News & Commentary The bass guitar: every home should have one Warwick McFadyen Now, at last, all the bass guitar player jokes can be vanquished. No more the cheap japes, such as what …
News & Commentary Encounter on a street called contagion Warwick McFadyen I was walking back to my car from the supermarket, head in the clouds wondering how can you police synchronicity …
News & Commentary A clean body is a dead body Warwick McFadyen A park bench. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are keeping their distance. Guildenstern: Rosencrantz, I’ve been reading that a vaccine against the contagion …
Music, News & Commentary Dylan is still painting his masterpiece Warwick McFadyen It takes quite a feat of longevity, quite probably unmatched in the music industry, to celebrate your first No.1 single …
News & Commentary, Non-Fiction A plague on their houses who have no pity for the victims Warwick McFadyen All I maintain is that on this earth there are pestilences and there are victims, and it’s up to us, …
Music, News & Commentary, Recorded How high the tune? Moonbeams and melodies Warwick McFadyen You can look into the moon, deeply and for a long time. When it’s full it can hold you spellbound. …
