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JUNE 9TH GYPSY SWING CONCERT AT ST MARYS SANDWICH We are very happy to hosting a Gypsy Swing Concert at St Marys Arts Centre, Sandwich on Saturday June 9th as part of the Sandwich Le Weekend celebration. The Hot Club of Lincoln will be playing the legendary music of Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club of France » 1st May 2012 |
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THE GREAT CANADIAN SONGBOOK
There will be many more of The Great Canadian Songbook concerts throughout the Spring: They feature Keith & Louises personal interpretations of the timeless music of Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. Many of the Theatre and Arts Centre concerts also feature a bio-documentary film about the Life and Music of Joni Mitchell. We are looking forward to another successful tour around the UK and hope to see many friendly faces, old & new along the way... CLICK ON THE CANADIAN SONGBOOK IMAGE HERE ON THE LEFT FOR ALL CONCERT DATES. » 23rd January 2012 |
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THE SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN UK TOUR
2012 is proving to be yet another busy year ahead! With the next leg of the mammoth tour THE SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN starting on January 15th at The Lowry, Manchester; Keith & Louise will be visiting all corners of the UK over the next 6 months playing in both Art centres & Theatres and in a selection of their favourite small venues... CLICK ON YOUNG LC IMAGE TO THE LEFT FOR ALL TOUR DATES » 17th January 2012 |
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THE SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN UK TOUR 2011
It gives me great pleasure to announce my concert tour of The Songs of Leonard Cohen. » 5th December 2010 |
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THE GREAT CANADIAN SONGBOOK This coming autumn I am doing a Solo UK tour entitled THE GREAT CANADIAN SONGBOOK. The music of Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. I have always been in awe of their profound contribution and therefore it gives me enormous pleasure to wrap myself up in these bravely defining songs and present them in concert. A body of music that I absolutely love! Please join me if you can... » 16th August 2010 |
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Celebrating the music of John Martyn
His powerful yet often lamenting songs, his seductive guitar style and enigmatic voice have drawn together and embodied a devoted audience spanning two generations. John was greatly loved and will be missed more than any of us now realise. » 15th August 2009 |
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