Nightfall in Sorrento by Trev Teasdel

Nightfall in Sorrento by Trev Teasdel was first published in 2007 by Glass Orange Publications and consists mainly of dynamic and hard hitting performance poems from my live set including the popular titles Hey up What's the Crack? (Alack alack), Dance and R & B, the Surround Sound, Stereophonic London and Down Our Street.

Titles include Hey up, What's the Crack, Stereophonic London, Melissa's Garden, Dance and R & B, The Surround Sound, Debt Ceiling, Sin City, Down our Street.

Sample "There’s ghost inertia on the fringe of passion.

The Art of Martial Sex is well in fashion.

Through Venetian specs with special effects, You get sex by text – whatever next!"

Nightfall in Sorrento by Trev Teasdel is also available on the following platforms as a FLIPBOOK should the pdf version below not work for any reason.

FLIPHTML5 https://online.fliphtml5.com/tvjw/xtrq/#p=1

HEY UP WHAT'S THE CRACK - PERFORMANCE POEM WITH GUITAR

There's more audio versions of the poems beneath the PDF on this page.

Nightfall in Sorrento by Trev Teasdel PDF below. View the book here or click the arrow to go to the Google Drive PDF where the book is hosted to read or download for free (there's a download arrow on Google drive). Or go straight to Google drive to download the book.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dyaptQsxsawANQ3OekQ4ecd45whcMypE/view?usp=sharing

NIGHTFULL IN SORRENTO - By Culture Fuzion - Coventry drummer / music producer James Pryal on music and Trev vocalising the poem - 2007.

Melissa's Garden - Culture Fuzion - James Pryal music and Trev vocalising the poem.

STEREOPHONIC LONDON Version 1 by Culture Fuzion - James Pryal and Trev on vocals.

Stereophonic London Version 2 - by Culture Fuzion - James Pryal and Trev Teasdel

Dance and R & B (The Surround Sound) Two version in one video - a Culture Fuzion version with James Pryal and Trev on poem and then a live version of the poem by Trev Teasdel backed by Coventry band Wandering John at the Sphinx Club in Coventry 2010 and put together by flimmaker Gordon Brand (Nomad).