Paul Webster

Hello!

It seems a lot of people are leaving Myspace so I've set
up a bunch of other music-based profiles... if you want to keep track
of what I'm up to you can follow me or fan me or whatever it is those
sites encourage. Come and say hi!

I'll still be here too of course, if this is your social networking venue of preference.

facebook.com/captainpolaroid
twitter.com/captainpolaroid
last.fm/music/Captain+Polaroid
captainpolaroid.bigcartel.com

CP x

Hi,
Ive put up four new songs..the first four on my player. Thought you might want to drop by:)
Angela.

Thanks fer addin' us to yer friends, Paul... all the best to ya!… Boys of Greenwood Glen, a drinkin' band with an Irish problem …

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Hi Paul. Thanks for that. I appreciate it. I hope that Dandelion Radion likes it enough to play it on air.
There'll me more CD singles to follow.
best wishes.

Uke.

Happy (upcoming) Birthday!

Maria
xoxo

’The Fire in Me Now’

A Review featuring the songs of legendary 12 string guitarist, Buck Polley who died in 1964 - a major influence on British fingerstyle guitar and the subject of Bert Jansch’s ’Needle of Death’.

Also featuring songs of struggle and protest including Shelley’s epic poem ’The Mask of Anarchy’, with guitar accompaniment.

This will be a live recording session and Ralph McTell and Wizz Jones will be contributing their own tracks later.

Caroline Cassinelli, Chris Ayliffe, Uke Stanza and Dave Clinch plus Guests.

The George Hotel. South Molton. Devon.
19th. October. 8.00pm. Free!

... and I write poetry too!
Here are some quotes about me and my haiku poetry: " ... a very tall master of the haiku." The Daily Telegraph. " ... a bullet-headed, six-foot five-inch haiku poet." The Observer Magazine. " ... an ogre of a man whose thuggish appearance hides the fact that he is a haiku poet of uncommon sensitivity." The Guardian. " ... six foot five and built like a rugby player ... uses economical words." The Sunday Telegraph. " ... a six-foot five-inch, 18-and-a-half stone, shaven-headed man who keeps being mistaken for a bouncer ... is a haiku poet ... eccentric." The Mail On Sunday. " ... an exquisite portrait of an eccentric slice of British life." Radio Times. " ... finds inspiration in an abandoned truck, its camouflage enhanced by black seaweed... he had the requisite knack of saying less and meaning more. The Guardian Friday/G2. " ... a shaven-headed tower of a man (again, this being a radio programme, we have to take the physical dimensions on trust) who turns out to be a gentle poet ..." Times Online. Here's how it all started: I first became involved with the jazz/poetry scene in London in the mid to late 60’s. It was a great scene then and luckily enough, poetry has made a resurgence in the last few years. It's great to get two bites of the cherry in one lifetime! I began writing haiku in the 70’s after reading Jack Kerouac's The Dharma Bums. It looked so damned easy! I'm still trying to write a good one! Maybe by the third bite ...?

Hi Paul.
Check the new tracks!!
best,
LCE