FRESH HW rumor-mill

[mike coleman]

what I meant was there are people who've played in Hawkwind that
maintain decent relations with the central kontrol system.
How many there are, could be a lot


On 9/30/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 9/30/11, Jonathan Jarrett <jjarrett at coriolis.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
>> On Thu, 22 Sep 2011, mike coleman wrote:
>>> among the ex-members there is (at least) one who stands unique.
>>> one who stands, untarnished.
>>
>>  	Well, John Harrison at least. But if there's more than one then
>> he's not unique, can I think of another? Hawkestra spoils a lot of
>> cloaks,
>> if I'm understanding what you're meaning. Stacia never came *back*,
>> though, did she? And nor, surely, did Paul Rudolph once actually gone?
>> Ginger Baker... Keith Hale... Clive Deamer? Mick Kirton, if he counts...
>> Or have I missed the trick? Yours,
>>  				   Jon
>>
>> --
>> "It's ridiculous, because everybody's coloured or you wouldn't be able
>>  	   to see them." (Captain Beefheart on racism, 1974)
>>     Jon Jarrett, Oxford, UK      jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk
>
> I figured a lot of cloaks spoiled SINCE the Hawkestra, and I was also
> not thinking so far back. But I have not been able to afford to "pay
> attention", so I don't really know who's "over here" and who's "over
> there".
> lets see, John Harrison- can't say I myself ever got a feel for him,
> and it's been so long I don't know what that would do for my own
> personal excitement factor, but that's just me.
> Stacia, didn't sing or play mucical instruments so I would hope "they"
> can be hiked up nicely and that the makeup might work for her in a
> KISS reunion sort of way, if she's lurking nearer...or needs the
> props.
> The others also never established in my mind, seeming to have made
> such brief contributions from where I sit in Dallas. Canlt see Ginger
> but then that WOULD be a suprise, so HEY!!!....
> No, I had something a little more recent and a little  more personal
> to us, in mind.
> My post was probably "out of place"
>