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RAG MAMA RAG (2nd
Jan 2003)
Formed 1991, popular ex-locals
Ashley and Deborah Dow play old-time country blues. They now live in
France.
RAG MAMA RAG create an exceptionally full and hard
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Ashley Dow
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Deborah Dow
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Ashley and Deborah play an interesting
and wide range of instruments:
Ashley: Henderson Acoustic Guitar, National &
Dobro Resonator Bottleneck Guitars, Weissenborn Acoustic Lap
Steel, Ukulele and Vocals
Deborah: Harmonica, Washboard, Percussion and
Backing Vocals |
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DAVE SEALEY (6th
March, 2003)
Popular and
talented entertainer (ex Cosmotheka and Pop Goes the Century) now
going solo.
For
web site, click here
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HEAVEN
SHOUTING
Six-piece
female accapella group with rich and innovative arrangements of
original and traditional songs.
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JEZ
LOWE (1st May, 2003)
Folk's most famous Geordie revisits Wivenhoe. Singer, songwriter,
multi-instrumentalist.
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REAL
TIME (5th June 2003)
Kenny Spiers and Joe Wright
(both ex-John Wright Band) with Judy Dinning in a brilliant new
band.
For
web site, click here
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BOPP! play an exciting
fusion of Celtic and groove based styles.
Formed from the ashes of East Coast bands Bo
Diddley Diddley and The Spell, BOPP! perform a stylistically diverse
mix of original songs and their own dynamically eclectic
arrangements of traditional tunes. BOPP! have performed extensively
throughout East Anglia since their formation at the beginning of
1999, including several regional festivals.
More info on: http://www.deckchairproductions.co.uk/bopp.htm |
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MICHAEL
ROACH (3rd July, 2003)
Great Bluesman from Washington D.C. Note: The venue for this event
will be the William Loveless Hall, High Street, Wivenhoe. For Michael Roach's web-site, click here |
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FRED
WEDLOCK (Thursday, 4th September, in the Wm Loveless Hall)
'The Oldest Swinger In Town' appearing with Wanderin'
Soles for a really great evening.
For more info about Fred, Click here |
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