Friday, December 03, 2010

Charles I King playing Blue Grass and Celtic music delightfully

An obelisk like Charistmas tree.

Alas Santa has lost his head!
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5 comments:

neena maiya (guyana gyal) said...

Santa's been a bad boy, party too hard. I bet he's gone after some cute girl, forget the goody-goody image.

Is Charles 1 King a street musician?

I love street musicians. The first time I saw one was in London, I was quite excited. The second time, in Sydney, and I had to stop and listen then give them some money.

Pat said...

GG: yes he is a street musician. My camera was playing up so I forgot to ask his name but read it from my photo. I gave him some money and asked if I could take his photo.

Unknown said...

There aren't many street musicians about these days. Lots of street beggars, but it always seemed to me that street musicians weren't beggars - they gave something in return. I wonder if you'd remember a band of ex-servicemen who used to play, as a small band, in Central London in the fifties called (I think) The Happy Wanderers? I should think they averaged about two sound limbs per man but they played good, cheery, military music, and I always stopped to listen, and then donated.

rashbre said...

I like the banjo idea. Bluegrass and celtic with beards.

The Christmas tree is surprisingly symmetrical like something from Alice.

Its also reassuring to know that even santa goes a bit headless around Christmas.

Come to think of it, so did Charles I (King).

Pat said...

Mike and Ann: the name rings a bell but I don't remember them. My memory isn't what it was.
I do remember some wonderful musicians on the Underground.

Rashbre: Lovely comment. Tee hee!