Diary Of A Busker Day 2587 Saturday August 9th 2025 Winchester. At The Buttercross there’s a bloke sitting on the top step with a speaker on the ground. He’s singing Louis Armstrong’s What A Wonderful World with a backing track and doing it quite well. The weird thing is, he looks like a fucking Drongo! I’ve never seen him… Read more →
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Day 2586
Diary Of A Busker Day 2586 Friday August 8th 2025 Winchester. Don Lavelle’s at work on his latest and there’s a bloke doing American Pie at the top spot. ‘Who’s this, Don?’ ‘I don’t know his name but ‘ees pretty good. Hasn’t been here that long.’ ‘Get rid of him! It’s OK, I’ll go round the corner, see you… Read more →
Day 2583
Diary Of A Busker Day 2583 Wednesday July 23rd 2025 Winchester. First thing’s first, today’s the debut appearance of a new guitar. And it actually really IS a new one, not second or third or fifth hand. The reason; I used the white Squier at a private gig and it sounded crap through my Fender Champion 40 amp. I… Read more →
Day 2582
Diary Of A Busker Day 2582 Sunday July 20th 2025 Winchester. Gareth is a the top spot and that bloke with the real upright piano is in MY usual Sunday spot in The Square. The nerve! However, the flowerman’s alleyway spot opposite Marks & Spencer is free AND in the shade. Anyway, I’m hoping to do better than yesterday…first… Read more →
Day 2581
Diary Of A Busker day 2581 Saturday July 19th 2025 Winchester. No one at The Buttercross but The Square looks more profitable as there are loads of people outside all the eateries and pubs. It’s another warm day, or rather evening, as I start just after 5 o’clock, so I’m without a jacket but with a waistcoat (black, with… Read more →
Day 2577
Diary Of A Busker Day 2577 Wednesday July 9th 2025 Chichester. Back to Chichester, but not for long… Another early arrival but not early enough as there are already three lots of buskers in place; a young woman opera singer near The Cross (it’s market day so stalls everywhere, including one in front of The Cross), and two guitarists… Read more →