Tord Gustavsen Trio at the Cadogan Hall London
Superb
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Tord Gustavsen Trio at the Cadogan Hall London
Superb
Mark Guiliana quartet at the Control Club in Bucharest. Fantastic venue and good jazz. Touted as one of the world's greatest jazz drummers but I didn't think so, though the bass player was excellent. Nevertheless, a great night.
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The Bootleg Beatles, fantastic show. Brass and strings section were excellent.
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Nile Rogers & Chic at The O2 last Wednesday.
Epic dance tunes as expected [emoji4]
* one of the support acts - Franc Moody is worth checking out (already had them on a playlist).
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Went to see 808 State at the Manchester Academy last night
It was good but not brilliant - they had updated all the tunes so that even ones you knew got twisted - all done with a modern drum and bass style of drumming which for me didn't work.
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Just back from seeing the Wave Pictures in Chester- FANTASTIC!!
I saw Blue Oyster Cult in a small venue not too far from Richmond, Virginia. I’ve been a big fan, and have most of their albums after “Don’t Fear the Reaper”. The stuff they did before I was not into, and was not up to the quality of the work they did after that time. I’m not sure if they had a lineup change? But they got a lot better with their later work.
So I had high expectations for this show! But was sorely disappointed, they explained this was the first gig they had control over the song list, before they had to promote their latest album, and play the list the recording company wanted them to play. So, now they could select their own set list! And they chose to play all their old stuff, before Don’t Fear the Reaper came out. That song, and Fire of Unknown Origin were the only two of their later songs they played. Very disappointing, to me anyway, perhaps there were others who preferred their earlier work? Apparently they did.
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It's 7 sleeps until Ariel Posen plays at The Bulls Head in Alton, Staffordshire.
I am really looking forward to this one - the venue is a cosy upstairs function room in a lovely little hostelry.
The landlord has great musical taste, and if he really likes someone's music he'll invite 'em round to play.
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He has an album on tidal