Showing posts with label ritzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ritzy. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Out of the darkness...
How beautiful is the weather? and how much nicer are people on the street being to each other, love it.
Just had a fantastic weekend down Bath supporting the talented Emily Maquire at a sold out show at the Chapel Arts. I was playing with Charlie Bateson as 'The AAA Revue', we got a great response and it was so nice to have a listening crowd AND a great sound onstage, (and off according to friends)- Thank you very much to Emily and Christian for giving us the slot and good luck with your fourth album 'Bird Inside A Cage'.
I'm really enjoying writing songs and performing with Charlie, hes a great writer and has a fantastic amount of enthusiasm that is infectous.We are playing the 12 Bar Club in Denmark Street tonight, (the famous London street where every shop is a guitar shop apart from two clubs and a hairdressers I think) and upstairs at the Ritzy in Brixton tomorrow. At the end of the month we will be recording with a live drummer - 3 track ep to follow. Watch this space.
Love to all, especially Ra the Sun God.
Cheers X
Thursday, 14 March 2013
For once it's not all "Me, Me, Me!"...
Im still having a blast in the capital. Writing alt country songs
with Charlie Batesman in ‘The AAA Revue’ and deconstructing 1980’s classic pop
songs down to a sinister hush with Emma Bowles in ‘2:38’.
Upcoming London Shows
appearing as 'The AAA Revue'
appearing as 'The AAA Revue'
Thursday 11th April Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton
Tuesday 16th April Bar Solo, Camden
Friday 7th June Docking Station, Brentford
appearing as '2.38'
Monday 8th April Camden Rock, Camden
Sunday 21st April The Rattle Snake, Angel
Tuesday 7th May Velo, Spitalfields
James ‘Jaz’ Lambeth
US born, Bath Based ‘multi-talented and all round nice man
Jaz, currently plays in The Refusal and The Edsel Furys Here is the video to ‘Tiny Star’ from another one of his other bands Ottre Pop. They
are stateside so he rocks out with them whenever he heads home.
Bernadette Bentley
Evolving and keeping a brand of folk alive (so new there is
not even a name for it yet). Bernadette is a great observer of life and also part of a artist collective that put on
very friendly, eccletic, eccentric nights called The Wallscratcher Club. Having
attended I can tell you it’s a night where the Audience listen, get yourself to
the next one
Lunar Engine
Fronted by the enigmatic Buck Theorem, Lunar Engine fuse (among other
things) flamenco, electro and great lyrics. Buck also does a host of other exciting things so have a cyber delve!
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