Andy Mulhern
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you can get the monday night listings for Resonance @ The Tunnels here
http://vocoustic.sarcoptic.net/kabuki.php?listing=resonance
and also Vocoustic nights @ the tunnels www.vocoustics.com
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I think I'll pop along, 3 great acts and its FREE!
Cool, just gonna listen to downlads da noo
Andy
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Vocoustics Presents, in conjunction with Interesting Music Promotions, The Show is the Rainbow in The Tunnels Wednesday 8 June.
Come and check him out!
www.vocoustics.com for more info
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Anything to do from the fact they're from Glasgow by any chance?
That would suck big time if they only got the gig because they knew Franz Ferdinand.
yeah its who you know, but more importantly, what you do with who you know!
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tomorrow night
Ghost of Bongo also playing
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just spoke to my friend Davie Gardner from Shetland Arts Trust who was promoting JR in Shetland. At his kids show in Yell on sat, the song the kids wanted to write was about killing their teachers! He said JR was taken aback a bit!
Shetland makes me proud!!!!!
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Farmer Jason was ace, i left with "my little kitty can jump SO HIGH, jump SO HIGH......" in my head - took my mind off the rain tho
a good joke as well - when some kids put up 2 hands in the vote for which pet to write a song about FJ said "you cant put up 2 hands, this aint Florida!"
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I enjoyed Delawair....as you say' date=' very nice harmonies. I actually preferred Rick's solo set to when I saw Unkle Bob at the Lemon Tree....more fragile sounding...I really liked his last song. Cheers to Andy & Kevin of Vocoustics for allowing us to join the fun.
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Cheers Alan, it was an excellent night
, really enjoyed your's and Delawair set. Rick really liked the venue and i'm hoping to get the full Unkle Bob band up later in the year....
His songs did sound more fragile solo, his voice felt like it was about to fall off a cliff or something (if that make any sense!)
yeah I thought he was great. On record the full band are amazing.
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thats what happened the The Beat Trap and you can catch them live at...
Cafe Drummonds
Saturday 14th May
on stage at 10:45
The Beat Trap formed Feb. 2004 in Glasgow after three Shetlanders and a Brora boy got together in their adopted city. By May 2004 the band felt that the time perform to an audience. May 22nd - The Beat Trap played their first gig in Kieran's girlfriend's flat to around forty friends and theatre-goers.
Since then they have entertained the FF aftershow party-goers at the Glasgows School of Art, and supported FF, and The Kaiser Chiefs, at the Glasgow SECC on the 19th of December 2004. A great high-profile gig....
and The Beat Goes On...
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Tomorrow night!
It will be The Kitchen Cynic Semi-Orchestra as Alan will be accompanied by Mike+Phil. Get there early for they start at 8:30ish
Delawair at 9.15.
Rick Webster at 10:15
plus MeFM fundraiser afterwards from 11 till late
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Tomorrow night!
It will be The Kitchen Cynic Semi-Orchestra as Alan will be accompanied by Mike+Phil. Get there early for they start at 8:30ish
Delawair at 9.15.
Rick Webster at 10:15
plus MeFM fundraiser afterwards from 11 till late
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Vocoustics are thrilled to present another evening of vocousticness with a solo show from one of Scotlands finest new singer/songwriters. ...
Rick Webster/Unkle Bob
Delawair
The Kitchen Cynics
The Tunnels - Wednesday 4th May - 3 from 8pm - First act 8:30pm
Rick Webster
Rick Webster is the singer/songwriter from Glasgow's much praised Unkle Bob. Rick takes his influences from early 70s artists such as Nick Drake, Van Morrison, Tim Buckley, Cat Stevens, John Martyn, Carole King, and Neil Young.
Their sound has been descirbed as "the musical equivalent of the last warm bath you'd take before cutting your wrists" (Guardian) but Unkle Bob insist that it is all about the writing of good songs.
An early debut appeared in May 2003 which captured something of the bands early promise and helped raise their profile with airplay on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio Scotland, Beat 106.
In February 2005 they released a fantastic EP The Hit Parade and played an 8-date tour of Scotland, including a date at the Lemon Tree.
Rick will be accompanied by Stuart Cartwright on guitar, banjo and mandolin for this chilled acoustic set of BOB songs.
In a world looking for the next fashion, the outstanding Unkle Bob might well turn out to be the norm The List 50 Best Scottish bands of all Time (New Talent)
"Unkle Bob really do look set for great things." Scotland on Sunday
"Rick Websters expressive voice and a repertoire of tuneful happy-sad songs recalls the likes of Nick Drake [...] compelling to listen to" The Scotsman (Jan 05)
"a singer who sounds like Nick Drake whispering secrets into Ray Davies' ear, plus he possesses an enviable stash of country-folk heartbreakers." Scotland on Sunday (Nov 04)
Support from:
Delawair is the musical brain-child of Scott Lyon - great acoustic musings inspired by dirty-country, sad-songs, ex-girlfriends, cigerettes and static.
The Kitchen Cynics
As the Local Great Auntie-Folk Auntie-Hero - Alan Cynic is excellent entertainment!
Support Your Local Independant Music Promoters
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Vocoustics are thrilled to present another evening of vocousticness with a solo show from one of Scotlands finest new singer/songwriters. ...
Rick Webster/Unkle Bob
Delawair
The Kitchen Cynics
The Tunnels - Wednesday 4th May - 3 from 8pm - First act 8:30pm
Rick Webster
Rick Webster is the singer/songwriter from Glasgow's much praised Unkle Bob. Rick takes his influences from early 70s artists such as Nick Drake, Van Morrison, Tim Buckley, Cat Stevens, John Martyn, Carole King, and Neil Young.
Their sound has been descirbed as "the musical equivalent of the last warm bath you'd take before cutting your wrists" (Guardian) but Unkle Bob insist that it is all about the writing of good songs.
An early debut appeared in May 2003 which captured something of the bands early promise and helped raise their profile with airplay on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio Scotland, Beat 106.
In February 2005 they released a fantastic EP The Hit Parade and played an 8-date tour of Scotland, including a date at the Lemon Tree.
Rick will be accompanied by Stuart Cartwright on guitar, banjo and mandolin for this chilled acoustic set of BOB songs.
In a world looking for the next fashion, the outstanding Unkle Bob might well turn out to be the norm The List 50 Best Scottish bands of all Time (New Talent)
"Unkle Bob really do look set for great things." Scotland on Sunday
"Rick Websters expressive voice and a repertoire of tuneful happy-sad songs recalls the likes of Nick Drake [...] compelling to listen to" The Scotsman (Jan 05)
"a singer who sounds like Nick Drake whispering secrets into Ray Davies' ear, plus he possesses an enviable stash of country-folk heartbreakers." Scotland on Sunday (Nov 04)
Delawair is the musical brain-child of Scott Lyon - great acoustic musings inspired by dirty-country, sad-songs, ex-girlfriends, cigerettes and static.
The Kitchen Cynics
As the Local Great Auntie-Folk Auntie-Hero - Alan is excellent entertainment!
Support Your Local Independant Music Promoters
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Been a while since i was on here' date=' but glad I noticed your upcoming gig @ Tunnels. Will hopefully make it along to see you guys. Was at Hayseed Dixie in Drummonds lastnight and it was superb, really put me in mood for live music again.
You guys making Shetland Folk Festival this year? I booked my trip home for that today.[/quote']
Yo Trooker,
It would be cool to see you, and Mr Cynic too, on Monday.
Yeah we are playing Aith Hall on da friday night. should be a great weekend.
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RESONANCE @ THE TUNNELS
Monday 25 April
2 from 8pm
Nemo
Ellie Mulhern (and me)
+ 1 other act??
first act 9pm
hope to see a few familiar faces...
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tommorrow night!
first act 8:30pm
Da Craa Dang Pussy 10:30pm
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Shetland band Bitumen River will be appearing at the Moorings again on Friday the 15th of April' date=' it will be an early show, starting from 8pm. This follows the band's successful show with The Unforgiven, The Grease Monkeys and The Juvenile Delinquents on the 29th January 2005.
for more info on Bitumen River visit their website
yo kev,
I'll try and make it along, got your EP from Marvin but havnt listened yet...but cool photos!!
Andy
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Vocoustics Presents #12
Da Craa Dang Pussy
The Tunnels
Wednesday 13 April
2 from 8pm
Support from Davy Cattanach, Paul Tasker & Fiona Keenan
Da Craa Dang Pussy translates as "The Crow that Chased the Cat" and features members of Fiddlers' Bid and Filska, both leading exponents of the Shetland Island's rich fiddle tradition. They will be accompanied by Grant J. Nicol on acoustic guitar.
Get ready for a blazin' and beautiful set of fiddle tunes from Shetland - and trows a plenty!
"There's nothing like Fiddlers' Bid in full flight - you should take every opportunity you get to see them live." BBC, Kit Bailey, (Feb 03)
"Filska [were] the highlight of the evening. Their focus on fiddle gave their sound a streamlined core, delivered with intense energy and precision" The Scotsman (Jan 05)
"If Fiddlers' Bid dont sweep you away, check your pulse! The Glasgow Herald (Dec 02)
1st Vocoustic Folk Session!
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Vocoustics Presents #12
Da Craa Dang Pussy
The Tunnels
Wednesday 13 April
2 from 8pm
Support from Davy Cattanach, Paul Tasker & Fiona Keenan
Da Craa Dang Pussy translates as "The Crow that Chased the Cat" and features members of Fiddlers' Bid and Filska, both leading exponents of the Shetland Island's rich fiddle tradition. They will be accompanied by Grant J. Nicol on acoustic guitar.
Get ready for a blazin' and beautiful set of fiddle tunes from Shetland - and trows a plenty!
"There's nothing like Fiddlers' Bid in full flight - you should take every opportunity you get to see them live." BBC, Kit Bailey, (Feb 03)
"Filska [were] the highlight of the evening. Their focus on fiddle gave their sound a streamlined core, delivered with intense energy and precision" The Scotsman (Jan 05)
"If Fiddlers' Bid dont sweep you away, check your pulse! The Glasgow Herald (Dec 02)
1st Vocoustic Folk Session!
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I'll pop along for some lunchtime Cynicalism
I'm doing 2 half-hour sets at the Tunnels tomorrow lunchtime (not sure exactly when it starts...probably about 1pm). It would be nice to see a few friendly faces there. Just don't tell Stuart Maxwell' date=' or he might turn up with his trained heckling parrot again!!!
It's FREE (I think!).[/quote']
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Tonight!
Music from 8:30
Roddy on 2nd last at 10:00
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Tonight!
Music from 8:30
Roddy on 2nd last at 10:00
little kicks on Radio 1 demo darby again....
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