| 2008 BANDS
: FRIDAY 10th OCTOBER |
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The
Temperance Seven |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.00pm (Doors
open 7.30pm) £20 |
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Bar and food
available
Sponsored by Pennine
Helicopters Ltd. Saddleworth |
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These great jazz
entertainers make a welcome return to
Marsden The Temperance Seven topped the
charts in 1961 with a 1920s song “You’re
Driving me Crazy” and are still hugely
popular, with their melodious tomfoolery
and the sheer enjoyment they communicate
to their audiences. Led by the “valiant”
Chris Buckley, (sousaphone), the other
chaps include: Colonel Alexander
Hitchcock Galloway (Master of Ceremonies
and vocals), Michael Grimsargh Dieghan
ASBO, (banjo, guitar, ukulele), and the
Right Honourable John Tucker WC STAIN
(cornet) |
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Brick |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.00pm |
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The venue is
2 miles from the village centre |
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Five-piece
blues/R&B/soul band who play the field
from T-Bone Walker through Robert Cray
to Eric Clapton. |
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Leisa
Grey & Peter Clare Duo |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.00
pm £25 (food included) |
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Enjoy Tapas to jazz
and cocktail standards performed by a
stylish keyboard and vocal duo in this
intimate eatery. Ticket required. |
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Joshua Blue |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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With a
voice drenched in blues history, Joshua
Blue is a rising blues star with a
cutting edge band. |
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Dave
O’Higgins |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm £12 |
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Saxophonist Dave
O’Higgins, “one of Britain’s finest
contemporary jazz musicians” (Observer),
has worked with Ray Charles, Frank
Sinatra and Nancy Wilson. In a stellar
line up Dave, along with master
guitarist Jim Mullen and trumpet maestro
Steve Waterman, joins Ben Crosland's
well-established Friday night festival
band comprising Rod Mason, (saxophones),
Dave Tyas, (drums) and Ben Crosland
(bass). The band will feature some of
Ben’s original compositions from his “A
Dales Day” suite. |
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Backwater Blues |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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Stonking blues from Festival favourites
Bob, Arthur and Colin. |
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The Gents |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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The
Temperance Seven meet Django Reinhardt,
with additional material by Fats Waller
and Hank Williams, all delivered with
impeccable style, not to mention
aplomb. |
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Stuart McCallum |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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Manchester jazz guitar hero who has
played to critical acclaim with Kenny
Wheeler, John Surman and Mike Gibb
playing solo guitar, loops and effects. |
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The Dirty Boy Jazz Massive |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm (No
Parking) |
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Featuring Miss Ruby Wood and her Dirty
Boys: Jack Button, Thabo, Mark Cowley,
Aidan Shepherd and John Arneson.
Super-energetic repertoire from Bootsy
Collins to Brand New Heavies. Party
time! |
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James O’ Hara |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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James
O’Hara, the “nearest you’ll get to the
pure undiluted spirit of the blues this
side of Chicago” (Leeds Guide) and
earning enormous respect on the blues
scene. |
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Coldshot |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
8.30pm |
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This venue is half a mile from village
centre |
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With
numerous appearances at Northern
festivals this blues/rock trio is a
leading UK Hendrix and Stevie Ray
Vaughan tribute band. |
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Adrian Ingram’s Jazz Dawgs |
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Friday 10th
October 2008
10.00pm |
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Who let
the Dawgs out? Ace guitar dawg Adrian
Ingram and co. take the biscuit for
tunes to set tails wagging. You’d be
barking to miss them ! |
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