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Ivor Cutler: Walking to a Farm (past Jodrell Bank)

For reasons not necessary to explain I just found this little video someone made to go with a rendition of Walking to a Farm by Ivor Cutler, who accompanies himself on harmonium, and was quite surprised to see a few images of Jodrell Bank on the way. That tenuous connection with astronomy, and the fact that I’ve been too busy today to think of anything else, convinced me that I should post it on this here blog:

 

 

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  1. Tom George's avatar
    tomgeorgearts Says:
    February 8, 2014 at 11:35 pm

    Thank you for posting this! Ivor Cutler was a precious one-off. Born in 1923, this Scottish musician, poet and artist had a touchingly odd view of the world that was as infectious as it was calming. I would recommend anyone investigating him…(well, perhaps not everyone but readers of your blog certainly)

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