Joseph Spence enjoyed himself immensely. His own improvising cracked him up, and his lyrical forgetfulness was also a source of amusement to him as well as to his listeners. Lines and often whole paragraphs would drop out of Spence’s renditions […]
Joseph Spence enjoyed himself immensely. His own improvising cracked him up, and his lyrical forgetfulness was also a source of amusement to him as well as to his listeners. Lines and often whole paragraphs would drop out of Spence’s renditions […]
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