THE BUSKER

[Neville Briggs]

Bob, if you had shouted the bar a couple of times you would have discovered that your singing had improved greatly.

[Peely]

G'day Zondrae

I guess if someone comes up and gives you a positive comment about your singing after you have done it, you must be doing something right, that is one way to look at it. That is the way I look at it when I sing publicly at least.

To some extent, it comes down to song choice too. Plenty of people like Roy Orbison songs, but not everyone has the vocal range to be able to do them justice, as an example.

G'day Terry

I would agree with you and Neville on the fact that they are at least having a go, there are plenty of people out there who aren't game to do it.

Regards


John Peel

[Neville Briggs]

No there are people out there who should be charged and when found guilty flogged mercilessly for the crimes that they inflict on us

Would that include bush poets who don't correct their spelling and typos.

[william williams]

martyboy whats the difference you have a go at writing and horse driving and so they have a go as well just like you some are better and some not as good as you

bill the old battler

I was a good boy untill the devil made me write it

[Stephen Whiteside]

Any busking is better than no busking, that's what I reckon. Even a bad busker points the way to higher things...

[Heather]

You can always walk away from a busker if you don't like what you hear.

[Bob Pacey]

Started out as a busker with my poetry raising money for charities like the mens prostate council and Helicoptor rescue, never been called a parasite before !


Bob

[Stephen Whiteside]

Yeah, I've done my fair share of busking. I reckon it's a noble profession!

[Neville Briggs]

I like the busker who is covered in silver like a robot, if you put some money in his collection he comes to life like a mechanical man and picks up the money. No money and he manages to stand stock still like an unpowered machine.