Tim Wall

A spectacular sight is back in the heart of Birmingham 🌸

I’ve redrafted my 12 minute presentation on Miles Davis' Tutu down to 8 minutes ready for the book launch of Rethinking Miles Davis at Graz in April. Now going for a walk. global.oup.com/academic/produ…

@BenHalligan OK, I'll get to work on that, Ben.

@profofpop looking forward to it... and indeed the editors' online playlist to accompany the book too!

An article on the launch for Rethinking Miles Davis, the book I have edited with Nic Pillai and Roger Fagge. Digital copies will be available in April and physical copies in May on the centenary of Davis' birth. bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/…

There's now a cover for Rethinking Miles Davis, the book I have edited with Nic Pillai and Roger Fagge. Digital copies will be available in April and physical copies in May on the centenary of Davis' birth.

Book launch for Rethinking Miles Davis, published by Oxford University Press that I coedited with Roger Fagge and Nic Pillai. bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/… global.oup.com/academic/produ… Thursday 12 February, 2-4pm, as part of the Eastside Jazz Festival.

Nothing radicalises you quite like watching your child cycle past 40 cars in traffic 🚘 Anyway. Build more cycle lanes. 🚲🚲🚲

Remembering Caroline on what would have been her 62nd birthday. Miss her loads ❤️

Final presentation by Nick Gebhardt on Knitting Factory and Tony Dudley Evans on Memories of Interactions with the Downtown Scene.

Second talk from Fran Mills: Understanding Jazz Boundaries through Liverpool Music Venues.

This afternoon I’m at the Down Town Scenes jazz seminar at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. First up, Petter Frost Fadnes from Stravanger University.

515 days since Glenbrook Property closed what was the UK's oldest working cinema, on the UK's most historic arts street They've deleted their Twitter They've stopped answering polite emails asking basic questions Unfit to own The Electric Cinema - a Birmingham civic treasure.

At Professor Oliver Carter’s inaugural lecture.

Dorothy is narrating a story of coming to study at CCCS. It sounds very familiar.

Next up Dorothy Hobson @hobsondp

I’m here to listen to Angela McRobbie.