FIFESTOCK 2011 has commenced with a bang! Legendary Artists play an intimate GIG here at 'Backstage' at the Green Hotel, Kinross. Check out the latest GIGs HERE. So if you've seen a few of the shows and want a CD to remember the evening, have a look through the CDs listed below!
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Monday, 14 February 2011
Benny Gallagher Goes 'Backstage' at the Green Hotel, Kinross.

A truly fantastic night as part of FIFESTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL on Friday 11th Feb 2011 at 'Backstage' at the Green Hotel, Kinross.
Benny Gallagher played an intimate evening of songs and stories where he had the audience in 'the palm of his hand'!
'Breakaway', 'Heart on my sleeve', 'I wanna stay with you', 'I beleve in you', 'Stay Young', 'When I'm Dead and Gone', 'Malt and Barley Blues', 'Heart in New York' and a cover version of Ronnie Lane's 'How Come' all added to a magical evening. You should have been there!
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Colin Blunstone 'Backstage'

Saturday 12th February as part of FIFESTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL, Colin Blunstone and his Band Played 'Backstage' at the Green Hotel, Kinross.
The first set commenced with 'Turn your Heart Around' and other tracks consisted of '"Oxygen', What becomes of the broken hearted', 'Tracks of my tears', 'Caroline Goodbye' and 'Say you don't mind'.
A short intermission where numerous drinks were consumed and then...The second set! 'Wonderful', Andorra', 'Misty Roses', 'Old and Wise', She's not There' and 'I don't believe in Miracles' amongst others. A great night was had by all!
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Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Rab Noakes Celtic Connections Review


Rab Noakes will be playing "BACKSTAGE" at the Green Hotel, Kinross on Saturday 5th Feb. Recent Reviews from Celtic Connections are listed below. For all Mundell Music GIGs click HERE.
HERALD
Amid all the guests and big band numbers one man stood out, however, Scotland's own Rab Noakes, whose voice and acoustic
guitar telling of Mississippi and its infamous one regret - staying there
a day too long - caught the atmosphere of the song and the
mood of the night to perfection.
STV
What, you may ask, about stand-outs? Rab Noakes, less familiar to a younger generation, in particular shined with his solo rendition of Mississippi, which showcased his own finger-picking skills and that of its songwriter’s lyrical self-reflection.
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Deborah Bonham Backstage
Deborah Bonham plays "BACKSTAGE" at the Green Hotel in Kinross on Fri 8th & Sat 9th April 2011. Jerry Shirley will be on Drums who was the Drummer with HUMBLE PIE and Special Guest Steve Rodgers who is Paul Rodgers Son.Deborah is currently recording tracks for her much anticipated new album with Producer NICK TAUBER, best known for his work with THIN LIZZY and MARILLION. She has also been writing with JOHN HOGG, a member of MOKE, who tasted chart success in the USA and toured the UK, Europe and the US with The Black Crowes.
The Bonham family tree is firmly rooted in musical tradition. First was John Bonham, the esteemed drummer for Led Zeppelin, who was followed by his son Jason, a skilled skinsman in his own right, who performed with Zeppelin at their much-hailed O2 show.
Add to that list Deborah Bonham - sister of John, aunt of Jason .Born in Worcestershire, Deborah was only five when John joined Led Zeppelin, and this powerful introduction sparked in her the overwhelming desire to write and perform.
The success of the first trip to the USA with her band lead to further tours, shows in Los Angeles House of Blues with guests Slash and Terry Reid, Dallas Fort Worth, Houston, New York and Chicago House of Blues. Whilst in LA, Deborah performed live on LA's Rockline Radio to three million listeners throughout North America and Canada.
Back in the UK and Europe, Deborah has toured and performed with Van Halen, Alannah Myles, Tim Rose, Uli Jon Roth, Paul Weller, Humble Pie, Donovan, Lonnie Donegan, Jools Holland, Ann Peebles, Foreigner and Paul Rodgers. She’s also played festivals from Glastonbury to Donnington, and twice at Fairport Conventions Cropredy Festival.
2004's CD ‘The Old Hyde’, which featured Mick Fleetwood, The Pretenders' Robbie McIntosh, Robbie Blunt and Dougie Boyle of Robert Plant's band, and Jason Bonham. Reviewers were certainly impressed with the album, ‘Classic Rock’ leading the plaudits:“…the album has balls…a classy set of bluesy hard rock”. The influential All Music Guide judged that it was "…one of the best blues-rock albums of the early 21st Century…not a bummer in sight"
Finally, Deborah has reached a period in her life where she feels comfortable. Her love and respect for John are undying, but she believes she has paid her dues and is now respected in the music industry for her own talents. "You have to remember that Led Zeppelin/John were and are even more so now so revered. It’s been difficult because people judge you for being associated with that name. I had a very big decision to make all those years ago: do I renounce that name and invent myself as somebody else or do I actually stick it out?" Deborah stuck it out partly in recognition of the inspiration she drew from John: "I was so very proud of my brother, why on earth would I renounce him, he was the one that gave me the inspiration to sing. He was my big brother and I loved him so much. My decision was to make him proud – nothing else really mattered – my duty is to do the best I possibly can to uphold the name which I feel I’ve done and am doing as Jason is. So it’s not so much having to prove anything anymore. I feel quite comfortable in my skin with that".
Indeed, at a recent show in Malta opening for Robert Plant, the Zeppelin front man was quick to acknowledge Deborah’s talents, as Deborah told journalist Stephen Gullette: "Robert came and hugged me… He said "My God, I can’t believe what you’re doing".
2008's CD ‘Duchess’ (Warners/Rhino) - 'stands as her finest work to date'. She rips through 13 original compositions backed by her forceful working band - former Humble Pie drummer Jerry Shirley, bassist Ian Rowley, keyboardist Gerard Louis, and guitarist Peter Bullick. Each song showcases her soulful singing and her effortless, sensitive approach to a gamut of styles, from blues and soul to hard rock and English folk. The album also includes guest drummer Jason Bonham and a duet with Paul Rodgers, the former frontman for Free and Bad Co.
Reviews of ‘Duchess’ have been glowing, Blues Matters! describing Deborah as "a blues mama par excellence" and Blues Review listed her as one of the New Women of Blues. Modern Guitars magazine called ‘Duchess’ "A celebration of soul, strength and family…the album stands as her finest work."
Monday, 31 January 2011
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Raul Malo Photos "Backstage"
Former lead singer of the Mavericks. "Raul Malo has a voice on par with the best: Sinatra, George Jones and Orbison" -Rolling Stone.
Raul Malo 'Backstage' at the Green Hotel, Kinross. Saturday 29th January 2011.Prior to Celtic Connections, Raul Malo played an intimate GIG here in Kinross......Suppose you just had to be here! With a capacity of just 100 people this was the ultimate GIG!For more intimate GIGs please Click HERE!
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