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Topic: The Junction, Cambridge

Absolutely AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

Sometimes just one word will say it all, but you can't leave us dangling like that ... can you give us a setlist, tell us how the boys were sounding, what the venue was like .... was this your first time of seeing Joe?  As you can see, we're not very demanding big_smile

PS  Welcome to the forum PJ!

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

The band were kicking some serious a*** Lyn. The venue was good but difficult to get a good view unless your 6 feet tall.....ask my wife. Joe is on fire!!!!......you're gonna enjoy Frome.

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

PJ, gsj or JBCAMFANNO1,

One of my guests who's accompanying me tonight would like to know timings, please.

What time did Joe appear and what time did it all end?

Of course, it may not be the same tonight, but we'd be grateful if you could let us know.

Thanks
Phil

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Simon McBride in my interview with him in Blues Matters! Issue #56
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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

Sorry Phil, I wasn't looking at my watch wink

Wooders wrote:

PJ, gsj or JBCAMFANNO1,

One of my guests who's accompanying me tonight would like to know timings, please.

What time did Joe appear and what time did it all end?

Of course, it may not be the same tonight, but we'd be grateful if you could let us know.

Thanks
Phil

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

Cambridge Last Night

Doors Opened: 7.00pm

Support: Crosby Loggins 8.15pm - 8.45pm

Joe: 9.05pm - 10.40pm

I live in Cambridge, so the Junction is somewhat of a regular venue for me and that was by far the best gig I have EVER seen in there.

Joe was awesome, backed by a top band. I got right to the front and to watch him play up close was a true honour

Crosby Loggins was superb, you must get there to see him. Just him on his own without his band and he was awesome. I could have listened to him all night

Word of praise to to the sound enginner, the sound mix was 1st class and I've seen some established bands in there get it very wrong

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

Thanks, Chris. Much appreciated.

Phil

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

Thanks pj and chrisf and welcome to the forum!! Grab on and come for a ride.   Cathy

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Re: The Junction, Cambridge

More on Set lists PLEASE ... I have set up the Crawley gig as a playlist on Media player ... AND it ROCKS as in them big hills in Colorado DO ....


'Would love to Hear "Dirt in My Pocket" live ... and the moon on a stick please ;D

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