may 3rd line-up
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3rd may line-up
rivers
providing both original and covers tracks on stage one will be gorleston based band rivers who performed on the launch night in 2007, their original tracks written by brothers jake and dave have featured in many of their sets over the past few years, along with their fantastic covers of Foo Fighters, Chilli Peppers and Oasis style tracks, the bands stage presence and enthusiasm never wanes and are a firm favourite with their gorleston and gt yarmouth following.
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loose juice
On stage two we are please to welcome the exiting ipswich and cambridge based jazz funk band “jloose juice”, featuring rick hudson on drums, tiago coimbra on bass and recently recruited phil stevenson, described by tim ainslie of swagger and groove doctors as an amazing guitarist, those of you who know of tim ainslie will know that kind of praise does not come lightly, as a band or individually they have played with some prestigious musicians including support for the james taylor quartet, as well as playing jazz venues in the capital and throughout the country including the jazz café and ronnie scotts.
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the unremarkables
stage three features Norwich based indie pop band the unremarkables, signed to nr one records the band play extensively on the norwcih circuit and have tracks released on through nr one records.
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badly worn boys
badly worn boys are a trio of accomplished musicians who have found a curious pleasure in dissecting classic punk rock songs and arranging them for acoustic guitars.
All three were around and playing during the punk explosion of the late 1970’s and have joined forces to work with the very music that encouraged them to pick up guitars and form bands in the first place. The trio, based on the Norfolk coast, are Bruno - on acoustic guitar & vocals, John – also on acoustic guitar & vocals and Tim – on bass & vocals.
Badly Worn Boys blend a variety of styles in their arrangements to compliment and challenge the original versions, with elements of country, bluegrass, pop, jazz & swing all rising to the surface from time to time. Sometimes the songs are twisted almost out of recognition and there is a Rolf Harris moment from the audience (“Can you guess what it is yet?”) usually with smiles of recognition when the chorus arrives!
Badly Worn Boys recently appeared at Wymondham Central Hall (24th November 2007) as the warm-up act for the amazing John Otway Big Band and have enjoyed radio airplay and interviews on the Sue Marchant show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire / Norfolk / Suffolk, most recently playing three songs live on air over Christmas 2007. They also occassionally appear in Norwich at the Music House (Friday nights at Jurnet’s Bar, Wensum Lodge, Kings Street) and at the Acoustic Showcases in the Café Bar at the Norwich Arts Centre on St Benedicts. They are also booked to play Camp Bestival at Lulworth Castle Dorset in July.
The group have recorded a three track e.p. entitled ‘Middle Age Kicks’, featuring the three classic punk songs ‘Pretty Vacant’ by the Sex Pistols, ‘In The City’ by The Jam and ‘Teenage Kicks by The Undertones, available as a free mp3 download from www.badlywornboys.com and www.myspace.com/badlywornboys.
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graham john stacy
singer songwriter and former vocalist and guitarist with the open shells, graham john stacy, will be performing performing a selection of his self penned tracks
a solo musician from Great Yarmouth,
and from a very young agedeveloping a keen interest in music.
he first picked up a guitar at the age of 15,and soon began writing songs
and also learning the piano and later on the harmonica as well.
he has now been performing his original material for around 6 years
and over this period of timei has built up a collection of original songs and had valuble expeirience playing in varius bands in the local ares and beyond.
Currently he performs as a solo musician,and this year he is aiming to go further afield to promote his music.
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allen scott
exceptionally talented pianist, songwriter and composer Allen Scott, whose musical repertoire range from quirky satirical lyrics based songs to opera and classical pieces, |
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