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Sunday, 27 January 2013
Nine Below Zero Backstage in Scotland.
Nine Below Zero play Backstage at the Green Hotel in Kinross Scotland on Tuesday 21st May. Booking Line is 01577 863467 or online tickets www.wegottickets.com
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Thursday, 17 January 2013
Happy Birthday Mick Taylor!
Born on this day, Mick Taylor, guitarist, who was a member of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, then in 1969 joined The Rolling Stones, playing on the 1971 US #1 & UK #2 single Brown Sugar and the classic Exile On Main Street album, amongst other recordings. Taylor has also worked with Bob Dylan, Mike Oldfield, Jack Bruce and Ron Wood.
Mick Taylor and his Band will be Playing Backstage at the Green Hotel on Sat 23rd Feb. only a few Tickets left. Tel 01577 863467!
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Mick Taylor and his Band will be Playing Backstage at the Green Hotel on Sat 23rd Feb. only a few Tickets left. Tel 01577 863467!
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Backstage Review from the Scotsman re GIG Paul Jones & Dave Kelly
By David Pollock
Published on Monday 14 January 2013 00:00
PROMOTER David Mundell, formerly of the Bein Inn in Glenfarg, has a good thing going with his semi-regular gigs out in the country at the Green Hotel in Kinross, where he has a dedicated concert space through the back decked out in decades of rock memorabilia.
Paul Jones & Dave Kelly
Green Hotel, Kinross
****
The display reflects his own personal taste in music bookings, with classic rock and blues being high on the agenda, and very little from the mid-80s onwards. Yet he chooses and puts on his shows with an enthusiast’s attention to detail.
Here he had turned to duo and sometime Blues Band members Paul Jones and Dave Kelly to draw a healthy crowd, and they delivered a set of more thantwo hours which shone with authenticity. It was also a lot more textured than might be expected from just two guys on stage, with the combination of Kelly’s dextrous guitar playing and former Manfred Mann member and current Radio 2 presenter Jones’ wailing harmonica combining in richly pleasing style.
Their credentials were lightly worn, although they couldn’t help drop in the odd sly reference, for example how Ry Cooder taught Kelly How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live? and Jones Jesus On the Mainline – both highlights – or how Jones played with Percy Sledge.
They belong in such company. Jones’s accent and inflection was breathtaking on Big Bill Broonzy’s Key to the Highway, Kelly’s slide guitar shone on Muddy Waters’ I Can’t Be Satisfied, and songs by Robert Johnson (Dust My Broom), Nat Adderley (Work Song) and Jimmy Reed (Bright Lights, Big City) were played with a winning combination of reverential affection and real excitement for the material.
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Published on Monday 14 January 2013 00:00
PROMOTER David Mundell, formerly of the Bein Inn in Glenfarg, has a good thing going with his semi-regular gigs out in the country at the Green Hotel in Kinross, where he has a dedicated concert space through the back decked out in decades of rock memorabilia.
Paul Jones & Dave Kelly
Green Hotel, Kinross
****
The display reflects his own personal taste in music bookings, with classic rock and blues being high on the agenda, and very little from the mid-80s onwards. Yet he chooses and puts on his shows with an enthusiast’s attention to detail.
Here he had turned to duo and sometime Blues Band members Paul Jones and Dave Kelly to draw a healthy crowd, and they delivered a set of more thantwo hours which shone with authenticity. It was also a lot more textured than might be expected from just two guys on stage, with the combination of Kelly’s dextrous guitar playing and former Manfred Mann member and current Radio 2 presenter Jones’ wailing harmonica combining in richly pleasing style.
Their credentials were lightly worn, although they couldn’t help drop in the odd sly reference, for example how Ry Cooder taught Kelly How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live? and Jones Jesus On the Mainline – both highlights – or how Jones played with Percy Sledge.
They belong in such company. Jones’s accent and inflection was breathtaking on Big Bill Broonzy’s Key to the Highway, Kelly’s slide guitar shone on Muddy Waters’ I Can’t Be Satisfied, and songs by Robert Johnson (Dust My Broom), Nat Adderley (Work Song) and Jimmy Reed (Bright Lights, Big City) were played with a winning combination of reverential affection and real excitement for the material.
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Wednesday, 9 January 2013
David Latto Band
David Latto Band play The Inn at Lathones, St.Andrews in February! It's on its way to being a sell out. Don't miss out book those tickets now on 01334 840494. It will be a great gig. Accommodation bookings can be made on the same number.
All gigs. www.mundellmusic.com
All gigs. www.mundellmusic.com
Saturday, 5 January 2013
Colin Blunstone Backstage
Colin Blunstone returns to play Backstage at the Green Hotel, Kinross on Sun 10th February 2013. He always plays a great show and we are looking forward to it! Book your tickets on 01577 863467 or online at http://www.wegottickets.com/evenue/4873
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