Wow Su Fans.....
You are amazing....7th November nearly fully reserved... about 4 seats left.....
So confirm now those of you who have reserved ....
New music is being rehearsed some own stuff and some covers....the food is good the service awesome.....and it is a gay event only for women... woo hoo!
hugs
Su
Aug 27, 2009
Aug 26, 2009
Hellloooo Su Groupies
Privately Live with Su Insister is now scheduled for 7th November 2009.... at Satori in Linden...
R110 per head for full meal (drinks for your account), and there is a R25.00 cover charge....
Seats are being snapped up.... so book now by emailing me on sjc@worldonline.co.za.
Hugs
Su
Privately Live with Su Insister is now scheduled for 7th November 2009.... at Satori in Linden...
R110 per head for full meal (drinks for your account), and there is a R25.00 cover charge....
Seats are being snapped up.... so book now by emailing me on sjc@worldonline.co.za.
Hugs
Su
Jul 27, 2009
Su Insisters .... returns.. me thinks... could be...
Hello Su groupies,
This blog is back on the go.... hopefully....
The next Privately Live with Su Insister is due in early November...
So whosa coming this time...and there may even be a surprise during the evening.... mmmm watch this space...
luv
Su
Apr 6, 2009
Free song download! Victim
Hi There Su Bloggers
The latest free download is a song called "Victim", written by Linda Dawson, it is one of seven songs that I purchased from her estate after her unfortunate death.
"Victim" was part of the Insisters repertoire in the early 80's and one of my favourite Dawson compositions. It was a song written in anger at the time, her anger against the world, her psychiatrist and anyone who kind of got in the way.... I have re-recorded it and tried to put a more quizical tone to it while retaining some of the harshness.
Enjoy
Hugs
Su
Words: Su Insister
Song: Linda Dawson/Su Insister
Photo: Ulla Kelly
The latest free download is a song called "Victim", written by Linda Dawson, it is one of seven songs that I purchased from her estate after her unfortunate death.
"Victim" was part of the Insisters repertoire in the early 80's and one of my favourite Dawson compositions. It was a song written in anger at the time, her anger against the world, her psychiatrist and anyone who kind of got in the way.... I have re-recorded it and tried to put a more quizical tone to it while retaining some of the harshness.
Enjoy
Hugs
Su
Words: Su Insister
Song: Linda Dawson/Su Insister
Photo: Ulla Kelly
Feb 15, 2009
Download "If That's What You Want" mp3 by The Insisters - FREE
If That's What You Want was the first 7" single from The Insisters, co-written by Linda and Su in the early 80's.Linda and Su are the only Insisters on this record, which was recorded in a studio one dark murky weekend with an errant sound engineer. Linda arranged it and played all instruments except drums, which were handled by Su. Sue did the lead vocals while joining Linda on backing vocals. The sessions were most certainly inspired by the Chinese take-away across the road in Jeppe St, Johannesburg City Centre. The song became "Berksie's" hit pick of the week on Radio 702 in 1981, and from there we launched into TV work and shot one of South Africa's first music videos for "Pop Shop".
It was a song written for Linda's then current infatuation - her psychiatrist. But, can be interpreted to cover many situations.
It was this song that caught the ear of Jonathan 'Rat' Handley and he signed us to Radium Wreckords his own label and got the then WEA Records and Benji Mudi to distribute and promote. Unfortunately the original master of this song has gone missing - if anyway one finds it or has it please get in touch with me.
I am going to re-record this song.
Hugs
Su
Words/Music Su Insister/Linda Dawson, copyright Sue Charlton
Download "If That's What You Want" mp3 by The Insisters
If That's What You Want was the first 7" single from The Insisters, co-written by Linda and Su in the early 80's.
Linda and Su are the only Insisters on this record, which was recorded in a studio one dark murky weekend with an errant sound engineer. Linda arranged it and played all instruments except drums, which were handled by Su. Sue did the lead vocals while joining Linda on backing vocals. The sessions were most certainly inspired by the chinese take-away across the road in Jeppe St, Johannesburg City Centre. The song became "Berksie's" hit pick of the week on Radio 702 in 1981, and from there we launched into TV work and shot one of South Africa's first music videos for "Pop Shop".
It was a song written for Linda's then current infatuation - her psychiatrist. But, can be interpreted to cover many situations.
It was this song that caught the ear of Jonathan 'Rat' Handley and he signed us to Radium Wreckords his own label and got the then WEA Records and Benji Mudi to distribute and promote. Unfortunately the original master of this song has gone missing - if anyway one finds it or has it please get in touch with me.
I am going to re-record this song.
Hugs
Su
Linda and Su are the only Insisters on this record, which was recorded in a studio one dark murky weekend with an errant sound engineer. Linda arranged it and played all instruments except drums, which were handled by Su. Sue did the lead vocals while joining Linda on backing vocals. The sessions were most certainly inspired by the chinese take-away across the road in Jeppe St, Johannesburg City Centre. The song became "Berksie's" hit pick of the week on Radio 702 in 1981, and from there we launched into TV work and shot one of South Africa's first music videos for "Pop Shop".
It was a song written for Linda's then current infatuation - her psychiatrist. But, can be interpreted to cover many situations.
It was this song that caught the ear of Jonathan 'Rat' Handley and he signed us to Radium Wreckords his own label and got the then WEA Records and Benji Mudi to distribute and promote. Unfortunately the original master of this song has gone missing - if anyway one finds it or has it please get in touch with me.
I am going to re-record this song.
Hugs
Su
Jan 31, 2009
Free MP3 - Don't Hide Your Love From Me
Don't Hide Your Love From Me is a song written in the mid-70's.
Never recorded properly, and was never part of the Insisters repertoire.
It is one of my most sentimental slush-puppy songs, but seems to have stood the test of time.
Some things never change and I am as full of romantic gush now as I was then, probably worse.
Candlelight, good food and red wine. Holding hands across the table.
Words & Music copyright Sue Charlton
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