Unraveled Visions (A Shaman Mystery)
“There was always live music, although Kev, the manager, was not fussy about auditioning, so the quality varied from finger-tapping to ear-clapping. He’s a people person, is Kev—good with the punters—but probably tone deaf and definitely can’t spell. When I’d first started working here, I’d sneaked around all the blackboards … Happy Ower! Live Music Tonite! Reel Ale buy the Glass … taking a bar cloth to the offending words. There wasn’t much I learnt at school (let me rephrase that—there wasn’t ...much I learnt in the classroom), but I seem to naturally be able to add up and spell. Quite useful skills for bar work, along with a steady hand and a steely eye.
Tonight we’d been threatened with a jazz band, but as they got going I could see—well, hear, I suppose—that they were closer to R&B than jazz, which was more up my street. I’m a survivor of Brit Pop and trance, but luckily for my job at the Egg, I enjoy the decades before I was born.MoreLess
Tonight we’d been threatened with a jazz band, but as they got going I could see—well, hear, I suppose—that they were closer to R&B than jazz, which was more up my street. I’m a survivor of Brit Pop and trance, but luckily for my job at the Egg, I enjoy the decades before I was born.MoreLess
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