[Dixielandjazz] Tight Little Island/Horses Mouth

[Marek Boym]

Hello Bob,
I merely suggested changing "derailed" to "shoaled," since the film
was about a sea captain travelling between Gibraltar and Morocco.
"Derailed" was Tony's, not my comment.
I love those old British flms (new too, for that matter - I often
watch them just for the various accents).
Anbd poetry as well.
Cheers

On 26/06/2009, Robert Smith <robert.smith at tele2.no> wrote:
> Dear Marek,
>
> Many years ago I belonged to a jazz record appreciation club. Most of the
> time was spent discussing jazz records, but some of the time was spent on
> other topics, mostly cultural such as films, books, painters. In this way we
> all broadened our horizons and got to know each other better. For my part I
> was introduced to George Orwell, James Joyce, films such as Rashomon,

Do you mean the Jpapanes one with several eye witnesses each giving a
completely different description of an event?

the
> Seventh Seal, the Picasso Mystery, and impressionist and post-impressionist
> painters.
>
> Although I agree that we should spend most of our time on discussing OKOM, I
> don't feel that digressions do other than good. If your interests don't run
> to other than OKOM, then that's OK. In my case I relish the odd digression,
> including such things as the Ealing Studios comedies, jokes (particularly
> musically oriented ones),  picking up on amusing typos (with no malice),
> fishing tales, etc.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Bob Smith
>
>
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