Diary Of A Busker Day 42 Wednesday February 16th Winchester High Street 1. corner of Marks And Spencer, Time: 11:45-2:15pm, 2. opposite Clinton Cards, Time: 2:33-5:15pm. A man comes up after The Theme From The Third Man and asks me if I have been on “the big wheel?” I have to think about this for a few seconds before I… Read more →
Author: Marvin
Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 41
Diary Of A Busker Day 41 Saturday February 12th Winchester High Street Opposite Phase Eight Time: 1:20 – 6:20pm. A busy day for shoppers – the busiest I’ve seen since I started busking and the most buskers I’ve ever seen in Winchester – I counted seven in the very small stretch that is the pedestrian precinct, none more than 30… Read more →
Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 40
Diary Of A Busker Day 40 Friday February 11th Winchester High Street (opposite WH Smiths) Time: 11:55 – 4:15pm. I couldn’t busk for a few days, hence the long session today. I began the procceedings in the usual manner, with The Third Man, naturally. Everytime I’m at this spot, there is a girl holding up an Asgard placard outside WH… Read more →
Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 39
Diary Of A Busker Day 39 Tuesday February 8th Winchester High Street (opposite Clinton Cards, Time: 1:05 – 4:35pm). Several people come up and say they like the article, none stay for very long, apart from the man who I met a few days ago (friend of E. Clapton, Bruce Dickinson) who stayed a bit longer, but only to say… Read more →
Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 38
Diary Of A Busker Day 38 Saturday February 5th Winchester High Street (next to Accessorize, Time: 2:55 – 4:55pm). Some more people coming up to say they enjoyed ‘the article’. Someone who likes it less than others is Rob, the American rock guitarist. I passed him when I came into town, he was busking at the top, opposite WH Smiths.… Read more →
Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 37
Diary Of A Busker Day 37 Friday February 4th Winchester High Street (opposite WH Smiths, Time: 1:20 – 5:20pm). The Diary Of A Winchester Busker feature came out yesterday in The Hampshire Chronicle – ‘available from all good newsagents’ – and I had a few people come up and say they liked it. A lady who works for a sister… Read more →