Tag: La Vie En Rose

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 61

Diary Of A Busker Day 61 Wednesday March 16th Winchester High Street (opposite WH Smiths, Time: 1:55-5:50pm).      A cold and windy day, so it was back to normal or SNAFU, as they used to say in the war. Oh well, one must get on with it! I open the proceedings with a (despite the weather) somewhat chirpy rendition of… Read more →

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 58

Diary Of A Busker Day 58 Thursday March 10th Winchester High Street (1. corner of Marks And Spencer, Time: 12:23-1:50pm, 3-4:45pm, 2. opposite Clinton Cards, Time: 2:10-2:50pm.)       At the noisy corner again, with the whistling flowerman just across the way. As I start to play, he motions for me to turn up – I don’t often get this from people!… Read more →

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 56

Diary Of A Busker Day 56 Tuesday March 8th Winchester High Street (1. opposite Whittard, Time: 12:38-2:50pm, 2. opposite WH Smiths, Time: 3:25-3:45pm, 3. corner of Marks And Spencer, Time: 4-4:45pm.) A chaotic day spent zig-zagging about, playing in three different locations. An almost mild day, the sun was out but people were keeping their money to themselves. A man… Read more →

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 48

Diary Of A Busker Day 48 Wednesday February 23rd Winchester High Street opposite WH Smiths, Time: 2:03-6:15pm. A landmark day money-wise, as I was able to take home just over £50 for just over four hours playing. I normally don’t get anywhere near this amount – the crowd are in a collectively generous mood today. Be more collectively generous –… Read more →

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 47

Diary Of A Busker Day 47  Tuesday February 22nd Winchester High Street 1. corner of Marks And Spencer 5:15-6pm, 2. opposite WH Smiths  6:05-6:35pm  A shorty in comparison to some of the recent marathons. I think I was playing La Vie En Rose – close behind The Third Man for most played song, when a lady in her 30s stopped… Read more →

Diary Of A Busker ~ Day 29

Diary Of A Busker Day 29 Wednesday January 19th Winchester High Street (corner of Marks and Spencer, Time: 1:45 – 3:45pm). I say a quick passing hello to Frank, who’s accordion-ing it up opposite WH Smiths, and set up at the same place as last night. I’ve been playing a few minutes, then a loud voice – “WHAT ARE YOU… Read more →