Slowing Down
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Up at Ronnie’sI have appeared for over thirty years at Ronnie Scott’s, that is to say over a third of my life, covering my involuntary arrival in the suburbs of old age and fairly soon, I fear, the city centre itself.For those who have never visited the club (those who have may skip this passage, as no description can cap the reality), you enter under a neon sign through two big glass doors. You arrive in the comparatively large expanse of the lobby. It holds on the right a desk where you can bu...y or book your tickets and order a taxi (not always instant). Then, a low table with an unexpected vase of beautiful flowers, and a leather sofa and armchair. On the other side of the foyer, round the corner, is a cloakroom, and then a doorway and staircase down to the loos and the downstairs bar.This area is policed by a number of minders. ‘Policed’ is too stern a word – they are in general welcoming and of considerable charm. After so long they have become my friends, especially their ‘captain’, a big, handsome bearded man with a deep and beautiful voice, and we embrace every night.My only occasional difference of opinion has been with the doorman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up at Ronnie’sI have appeared for over thirty years at Ronnie Scott’s, that is to say over a third of my life, covering my involuntary arrival in the suburbs of old age and fairly soon, I fear, the city centre itself.For those who have never visited the club (those who have may skip this passage, as no description can cap the reality), you enter under a neon sign through two big glass doors. You arrive in the comparatively large expanse of the lobby. It holds on the right a desk where you can bu...y or book your tickets and order a taxi (not always instant). Then, a low table with an unexpected vase of beautiful flowers, and a leather sofa and armchair. On the other side of the foyer, round the corner, is a cloakroom, and then a doorway and staircase down to the loos and the downstairs bar.This area is policed by a number of minders. ‘Policed’ is too stern a word – they are in general welcoming and of considerable charm. After so long they have become my friends, especially their ‘captain’, a big, handsome bearded man with a deep and beautiful voice, and we embrace every night.My only occasional difference of opinion has been with the doorman.
What to read after Slowing Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Melly to read onlineMoreLess
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