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Thursday 6 January 2011

Gin House & Backstreet Blues Gigs for January

 
Gin House
Sat. 8th - New Inn @ Boston
Fri. 14th - Harbour Rooms @ Blakeney
Sat. 15th - The Wishing Well (formerly Becks Arms) @ Cherry Willingham
 
Backstreet Blues
Sat. 22th - White Lion @ Grantham
Fri. 28th - Rock Haven @ Lincoln
Sat. 29th - Black Bull @ Donington

Wednesday 5 January 2011

Robbie Robertson Set To Release New Album

The Guardian and Rolling Stone report that Robbie Robertson is to release his first album in 13 years. Although the LP includes three songs co-written by Eric Clapton, Robertson has clearly moved on from the Big Pink – How to Become Clairvoyant features appearences by Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello and Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor.
"The boys helped me out," Robertson told Rolling Stone. "I think I've written some really good songs, and ... it turned out quite extraordinary." Robertson, 67, released four solo albums between 1987 and 1998, long after the break-up of the Band. Now, almost 50 years after the group's first ramblings with Bob Dylan, Robertson has written This Is Where I Get Off, a song about his last days as the Band's guitarist and principal songwriter. Other tracks explore addiction, 60s idealism and "rock'n'roll's early reputation as the devil's music".
Clapton performs on six tracks, and there are cameos from Steve Winwood, pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph, and Morello. Reznor appears on just one song, providing "additional textures", Robertson explained, to an instrumental called Madame X. "It's a really cinematic piece of music. I wanted Trent to contribute something, and he understood exactly
How to Become Clairvoyant is due out in April.

See Robbie Robertson, The Band and Eric Clapton at...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V99TJhtB44

RIP Gerry Rafferty



RIP Gerry Rafferty, Songwriting Legend!

Tuesday 4 January 2011

Strummin' Steve Jackson

Catch Strummin' Steve live at these venues...
 
The Write Note Session-Lincoln Central Library- Saturday 8th January 2011 noon-2pm. First date for 2011. All musicians & listeners welcome. 01522-824563
 
Strummin' Steve Jackson @ the Strugglers Lincoln. Sunday 9th January 2011. 4.30pm-8.pm. 01522-535023
 
Strummin' Steve Jackson @ St Mary Magdalene Church. Saturday 15th January 2011. 2pm-3pm. Proceeds to Church Roof Fund Appeal.
 
www.myspace.com/sbjackson plus Facebook/Twitter

Monday 3 January 2011

New Johnny Cash Album Set To Be Released Soon.

NME report that a new Johnny Cash compilation featuring previously-unreleased demos and outtakes from his early career is set to be released next month.

'Bootlegs 2: From Memphis to Hollywood' is a two-CD set and will feature 11 demos and seven outtakes from the late singer's time at Sun records, reports http://www.vintagevinylnews.com/ also included will be non-album singles, b-sides and outtakes from his time at Columbia Records from 1958 to 1969.

The full tracklisting has not been released yet, but the compilation has a US release date of February 22. A UK release date has not been scheduled yet.

Friday 31 December 2010

Anniversary of Hank Williams Death

It wasn't until the early morning of New Year's Day, 1953, that anyone realized that country music great Hank Williams was dead. Williams' driver Charles Carr was taking Hank Sr. from Knoxville, Tennessee, to Canton, Ohio, for a New Year's Day concert. Carr knew that the singer hadn't moved for hours in the back seat of the car but did not realize that the country icon was dead.

Williams, after all, was sickly and had long-term drinking and drug abuse problems. It wasn't unusual for him to be found passed out. But when Carr finally checked on Williams in Oak Hill, West Virginia, the singer was cold, blue and stiff. He was dead, at the age of just 29.

Official documents, naturally enough, state that Williams died on January 1, 1953, but the exact time of his death (and where he actually passed away) has been shrouded in mystery for years.

Hank on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxB1t2EEK0M

Thursday 30 December 2010

Slimlines at The Jolly Brewer, Lincoln.

On New Years Eve the amazing Slimline Papas are playing live at the Jolly Brewer, Lincoln.

http://www.thejollybrewer.co.uk/

Why not come along and join the party!

Happy New Year!

Thursday 23 December 2010

Jazzpac Lincolnshire Programme January to June 2011

 
 
22 January  Pete Long Quintet
Lincoln Drill Hall

28 January Skip McDonald’s Blues Fusion 
Terry O’Toole Theatre

3 February  National Youth Jazz Orchestra                                                       
South Holland Centre

12 February  Antonio Forcione – Greatest ‘Almost’ Hits  
Lincoln Drill Hall

3 March Gwyneth Herbert Trio                             
South Holland Centre

12 March ‘Threeway’                                                   
Lincoln Drill Hall

1  April Kit Downes Quintet                                       
Terry O’Toole Theatre

9  April Alex Garnett Debut Album Tour                   
Lincoln Drill Hall

6  May Nicolas Meier Group feat. Dave O’Higgins
Lincoln Drill Hall

17  June Nigel Price Trio                                            
Lincoln Drill Hall  

I Traced Her Little Footprints In The Snow.AVI



Coffee Bar Cowboys 'Footprints In The Snow'

Tuesday 21 December 2010

LIVE MUSIC @ OLD NICKS TAVERN JANUARY 2011

Live Music @ Old Nicks Tavern Horncastle January 2011          

Sat 15 Jan 9pm   The Sidevalves (High Octane Rock’n’Blues) We welcome back this 4 piece from Lincolnshire who play mostly Rock and Blues covers from the late sixties/early seventies with a few contemporary tunes for good measure. Also included are Cream, Hendrix, Sabbath, Golden Earring on the heavier side to Creedence on the more mainstream tack, plus a few modern numbers such as Blur, Jet and the Zutons. The aim is to get people up on their feet and having a good time.  9pm start

Sat 22nd 9pm    Nightvision (Heavy Rock/Alternative). We are pleased to welcome back to Old Nicks this 4 piece band producing cliché free high-energy hard rock music. Playing with a variety of metal and rock acts from the UK, America and beyond Nightvision always approach a gig with the same professional attitude, a desire to entertain people and to have a lot of fun in the process. 9pm start.

Fri 28th 9pm    The Almaboobies (Rock) local 3 piece playing originals plus a wide range of covers from 60’s to present day. High energy performance.  9pm start.

Sat 29th 9pm   Cuttin’ Loose (Rock & Pop) All your favourite hits from the 60s to the present day.  9pm start.

Tues 18th & 25th   Jam & Open Mic Night (Musicians come & join in – ALL genres welcome – backline provided). 8.30pm start