Reseña del libro "My Kung Fu Music 2: A Memoir of Sorts (en Inglés)"
In a world that is so f*cked up, it's easy to get on the negative. It was totes f*cked for musicians! Especially during Cov*id. It is also difficult to decipher where music, artists & the business is heading. Creativity, expression & pathways appear to be stifled. However, I continue with this work in the HOPE of creating some good, positive vibes. My physical Kung Fu ( Tai Chi Qi Gong) practice continues daily, with morning work-outs in nature and occasional classes given to the community.Having lived away from Australia for over 20 years (1976 to 1981 and then from 1996 to 2015), returning to my homeland permanently as a disabled person in 2015. Still armed with a mindset of pre-existing Aussie culture from the 1970's. I was a fossil, culturally fossilised, I am fossilised like a sort of dinosaur, I wasn't aware of the new protocols that had emerged over the past decades in Australia, I will say my first book was an enlightening experience.With it unknowingly, I was going to express myself as a stroke survivor, hoping to share my recovery and optimism of following Chinese kung fu skill to my readers. Nevertheless I realise now I may have blind-sided some readers with my strong Aussie-ness of past times, in the 1st edition, it is what it is. My Kung Fu Stroke 2nd edition is now available all 'woken'. Here I will try my best to avoid my personal, romantic and private life with assumptions, and my family (who are innocent of all my endeavours). This book is a replica of a time in music and professional music experience by an Aussie /Hong Konger from 1970 to 2023.
