The Journal

[tom r]

Thanks Geir i'm happy to be compared to and complimented by some wonderful musicians.

T

[Flash Harry]

Oh wow, this is sublime.

Not enough of it for me! It had a really sweet melancholy edge and it works brilliantly with that slide and picked guitar.

Such a good song.

[Greeny]

Wonderful. Would be a fair inclusion in the Folkfest? There's lots of lovely stuff going on - both musically and compositionally. A great listen.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Great piece of work Tom, I'm only sorry it's taken me a little to get to it.............Willie

[Kenny B]

I dig this ... the voices are fantastic and your guitar work is always
so perfectly fitting with whatever utensils you choose to play with ... 
You're a very talented and expressive artist.

kb

[trev]

Hi Tom

really liked this one - great song but what type of spoon did you use and can you recommend a good one for me?

Trev

[tom r]

Hi Trev
i'm a bit of a cheap skate and used an ikea spoon. I found using the handle rather than the bowl worked a treat.
I thinking of moving onto other utensils anybody got any thoughts on this?

Tom

[trev]

Hi Tom
I'm not sure but I  think the end of a fish slice can be made to look a little like a PZM microphone (from a distance) although you can't actually record using one - just thought that this 'slice' of information might be useful to you in your quest for the perfect musical kitchen utensil.

Trev

[tom r]

A frying pan can look rather like a banjo? I might put a couple of elastic bands on and give it a twang.

T

[trev]

Maybe we can do a collaboration on 'duelling frying pans'