Gerald Clark

Musician/Composer - 'The Echo Chamber' out 6th Feb 26. Previous jazz album 'Nakba', 2 albums as The Great Divide; Cricket & James Bond Fan, Politics & Policy.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

Trailer for my forthcoming album, with pre-order links in the description. https://t.co/JZAeL9Rg0Q

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@shortflyslip @dougierydal @GregAFC But the more significant difference is hinge and away averages. Williamson still averages 47.4 away, Latham only 34.0 and getting consistently worse over the last few years.

[Brooks Leibee @brooks_leibee]

🚨DISCLOSURE DAY SCORING SESSION BEHIND THE SCENES🚨

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@CultrHack @flea333 @thomyorke Sounds good too.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@SpyHards Also - Kenneth Branagh was very evil and brilliant. It borrowed a lot from TV's the Night Manager (even with the same female lead) and Branagh was playing the Hugh Laurie role.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@SpyHards I loved it and didn't have any problem understanding it when I first watched it or on TV many years later. Clever, stylish. John David Washington is a bit bland, needed a stronger character in the lead. I also found the soundtrack jarring but I was supposed to I think.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

I hugely enjoyed Flea's show at Koko last night. It was rambunctious, experimental, occasionally very loud and always very groovy. His trumpet tone was gorgeous and he's a very lyrical player. Also great to see Thom Yorke and Warren Ellis join him on stage.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@jonburlingame Good to know. Thank you.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@jonburlingame Do we think it was Derek Watkins who played the muted trumpet solos all over the Tony Newley demo of Goldfinger?

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

All proceeds from my album Nakba: A jazz suite for Palestine, go to Palestinian charities. And they always will. #nakba https://t.co/bVI3kz6G4s

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

This is so disgusting. Also unbelievable that the rest of the world still tolerates this behaviour.

[Middle East Eye @MiddleEastEye]

Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir marked his 50th birthday with cakes decorated with a noose, including one carrying the message “sometimes dreams come true”, in imagery referencing executions of Palestinians.

Photos from the event show the noose symbol displayed prominently across multiple cakes at a gathering attended by senior police officials and political allies.

The symbolism points directly to Ben-Gvir’s push for a new controversial law enabling the execution of Palestinians, with hanging seen as the intended method under legislation advanced this year.

The display has drawn anger as it openly reflects a policy direction centred on state executions, reinforcing longstanding positions Ben-Gvir has taken in favour of capital punishment targeting Palestinians.

Ben-Gvir, a central figure in Israel’s far-right government who lives in an illegal settlement in the occupied West Bank, has consistently advanced policies condemned by human rights organisations as discriminatory and extreme.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

Yesterday was International Jazz Day. So if you're feeling inspired from yesterday... today is bandcamp friday and also International Workers Day. You can buy my critically-acclaimed jazz album/social commentary "The Echo Chamber" here: https://t.co/BS8QMIyiwd

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@shortflyslip @jrodbourn This is exactly the case for me (UK-based)

[Anne Applebaum @anneapplebaum]

Trump and Elon Musk destroyed most of the global H.I.V. program that saved hundreds of thousands of lives in Zambia.
Now the US is threatening to cut remaining support, unless Zambia gives access to the country’s mineral resources.
https://t.co/AnLnhEMA1E

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

Fairly extreme reaction to the cost of fuel being taken by British rail in Newcastle tonight.

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@flea333 I don't suppose you'll come and record a trumpet solo for me when you're in London?

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@shortflyslip @Sportsfan4233 @Saves1990 @ACScricket Yes I see this now. So not probably anomalous. Although interesting whether they would have all been called wides in another situation, be it a test or different umpires. Interesting to see what happens in the future...

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@ACScricket @shortflyslip I obviously meant county championship playing conditions

[Gerald Clark @GeraldCmin6]

@ACScricket @shortflyslip Due to an anomalous rule in the country Birmingham playing conditions about bowling into the rough! Would not have been test match wides.

[Congresswoman Sara Jacobs @RepSaraJacobs]

Israel killed at least 254 people and wounded over 1,000 in just 10 minutes in Lebanon today, making it the deadliest day of the war. Trump needs to tell Netanyahu to include Lebanon in the ceasefire, and both leaders need to permanently end this war.