• Geoff
  • Geoff
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  • From: Moreton, Wirral, England
  • Registered: 2006-09-26
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Topic: busy couple of months comin up..

Well, here we go again. I though April and May were exciting from a concrt goers perspective, but Sue & I are at it again - No Bluesman, stop right there! - Last Sunday we saw one of the greats from the UK - Steve Gibbons Band - remember Tulane? Still kicking **** after 40 years, classy interesting set, shame only 35 people showed up, but it was a Sunday night.
This weekened we will be seeing Oli Brown, then we have the following

6th Oct - Geogie Fame at Pacific Road
12th Oct  - Back Door Slam in the Isle of Man as I'm on the guest list!!!!(if I can get over there)
16th Oct - Paul Jones and the Blues Band at Pacific Road - I guess he'll be signing something special!!!
24th Oct - Sue is going to see the Nolans (without me!)
10th Nov - Ainsley Lister in Chester
12th Nov - Bill Whymans Rythem Kings - New Brighton Floral Pavillion
20th Nov - steve Hacket at Pacific Road
28th Nov - Going to see someone in Llandudno
3rd Dec - Seeing him again in Leeds

Keep music Live!

Geoff O

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Re: busy couple of months comin up..

Sounds like a great selection Geoff. You can imagine which one I'm most jealous of! smile

In the last week I've seen Mississippi Bluesman T-Model Ford, Liverpool R&B band The Cubical and York's Hijak Oscar

My planning is somewhat like this:

17th October: Matt Schofield - Newcastle
24th October - Chantel McGregor & Wishbone Ash - Edinburgh
1st November - Aynsley Lister, Glasgow
13th November - Nimmo Brothers, Sam Kelly, Connie Lush & Hokie Joint - Carlisle
21st November - Gwyn Ashton, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Oli Brown, Aynsley Lister, Ian Siegal, Buddy Whittington and Yardbirds
27th November - The Answer, Edinburgh
5th December - you know who, as long as I can get another ticket...


Keep music live indeed smile

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