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On tour with Dave Gorman

December 2005

  • Dave Gorman ... the final dispatch

    My four-month tour of the States is all but over. In fact, while I'm writing this in a Seattle hotel room, by the time you read it I'll already have spent a few nights tucked up in my own bed in London and my left foot will happily have resumed clutch-duty while driving.

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

    My excursion around America is nearly over. I've played in some great American cities and some not so great, so I'm happy to report that the final two weeks sees me in the beautiful and very livable Seattle.

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

    This is the third time I've been in America for Thanksgiving and each time it's made me feel like an orphan. Thanksgiving is the most significant holiday on the American calendar and everyone but everyone seems to race home to spend the day in the bosom of their family. To me, the day is of no great significance, it's just the fourth Thursday in November, but even so, when everyone else disappears to be with the people they love you can't help but feel a bit lonely.

November 2005

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

October 2005

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

    There are certain things I enjoy about America that you simply don't get in the UK.

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

    What's written on the front door to your workplace? You probably don't pay it much attention but if you have a place of work - and assuming you don't work from home - I'm guessing there's something written there, even if it is just a "push" or a "pull".

    • On tour with Dave Gorman

    • On tour with Dave Gorman

    • On tour with Dave Gorman

September 2005

  • On tour with Dave Gorman

    The hotel receptionist looked up from his desk with surprise and said, "Wow ... you're staying with us for quite some time, aren't you Mr Gorman?"

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