I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore; Film, stories & images from the Mississippi Records & Alan Lomax archive. This is being screened in Sheffield, S. Yorkshire on Tuesday 23rd of July. Click here for details.
Not really. I spent a few years of my childhood in Sowerby Bridge, Yorks, where my mother was from. Country blues appreciation in the UK is not confined to London. In fact, quite the contrary. London is the most famous town, is all. Take a trip there sometime and check it out.
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Re. Leeds, in 1970, after exhaustive nationwide research, I found that the Leeds Student Union bar served the best draft Guinness I ever found in the whole of England. I trust the tradition continues, somebody go check.
I'm pretty sure the Guinness experience would always be peaking the closer you get to Dublin but I've never had the pleasure of visiting Ireland. A close second to Leeds SU was the Irish Pub in the Altstadt in Dusseldorf.
I haven't found a spectacularly good draft Guinness in the USA yet sadly but I live in hope.
Nah sithee 'ere, Stumblin' - tha'd better watch what tha's sayin'. Ah'm through Leeds missen - well 7 mile down t'road, that knaws. Me Dad allus said what as 'ow Leeds wo full o' "gormless fowk".
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"I ain't good looking, teeth don't shine like pearls, So glad good looks don't take you through this world." Barbecue Bob