You won't like seeing this then, a first public performance of their version of Stormy Monday.I missed that.
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What gig did you go to last night?
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raleighnut
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Good job I'm not on facebook then.
raleighnut
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The last band I saw were these,
View: https://youtu.be/A996vYO4JL8
Barry does pretty well for a pensioner.
View: https://youtu.be/A996vYO4JL8
Barry does pretty well for a pensioner.
Dave 123
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Tonight were off to see Ian McCulloch of Echo and the bunnymen fame.
It's either going to be really good, or utter shite!
It's either going to be really good, or utter shite!
Someone I want to see, and strangely have never got round too. If you like him then check out The Icicle Works, saw them last year and were much better than I had expected.
Dave 123
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Dave 123
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Ian McCulloch-
The support was a lad called Kevin Pearce. He was so good. A fabulous falsetto voice and sublime, deft guitar playing.
As he finished I got up to go to the loo. The couple next to me were clapping frantically "isn't it great when you find a good support act " I said. It was his mum and dad next to us! Whe had a nice chat with them then I had a good chat with him. I bought his CD.
Ian McCulloch was great! We were surprised! Just him and his guitar. He had limitations, but admitted it, which is fair enough. He did pull out of a couple of songs part way through, but over all he won us over and we left feeling good.
The support was a lad called Kevin Pearce. He was so good. A fabulous falsetto voice and sublime, deft guitar playing.
As he finished I got up to go to the loo. The couple next to me were clapping frantically "isn't it great when you find a good support act " I said. It was his mum and dad next to us! Whe had a nice chat with them then I had a good chat with him. I bought his CD.
Ian McCulloch was great! We were surprised! Just him and his guitar. He had limitations, but admitted it, which is fair enough. He did pull out of a couple of songs part way through, but over all he won us over and we left feeling good.
threebikesmcginty
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I've see Chappo live and he puts on a great show, I really can't get on with his voice on record though.
threebikesmcginty
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Sell out show with Shakin Stevens at the Shepherds Bush Empire showcasing his last album which is excellent. He also played a few older numbers; Marie Marie, So Long Baby, Radio, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, Chuck Berry tribute, etc. And a completely reworked This Old House and Green Door. Great 7 piece band and backing singers, if you like turbo charged rock and roll you'd have liked it, if you wanted 80s Shaky only, not your show.
Dave 123
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Another great gig tonight by John Bramwell at St Giles church, Wrexham.
Dave 123
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Me & John
Saw him and ian Brody at Helens Citadel a few years back 2 men 2 acoustic guitars, excellent !
AndyRM
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I love those guys. Never seen them live sadly!
StuAff
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Last Thursday night, the ever-splendid Einstürzende Neubauten at the Forum in Kentish Town. Tomorrow night: Leftfield at Brixton Academy. Hopefully not bringing plaster down from the ceiling this time!
