More quality sessions for St David's Day, with Serafina Steer and Miss Sills, neither of whom are particularly Welsh, in the studio. Serafina was playing a fantastic mini-harp made by her mum, which sounded amazing. Miss Sills's band were also on top form and coped admirably with the resonance drum kit dismantling itself halfway through one of their songs.
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Saturday, March 01, 2008
Iechyd da!
More quality sessions for St David's Day, with Serafina Steer and Miss Sills, neither of whom are particularly Welsh, in the studio. Serafina was playing a fantastic mini-harp made by her mum, which sounded amazing. Miss Sills's band were also on top form and coped admirably with the resonance drum kit dismantling itself halfway through one of their songs.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
It ain't the meat it's the motion (that makes your daddy want to rock)
Quick recap on the last few days:
Thursday night at Acoustic Suicide to see harpist extraordinaire Serafina Steer playing a sublime version of Morrisey's 'Suedehead'.
Friday night in the Oak with Spratticus for the AGM of the Tony Harrison appreciation society.
The Resonance (no relation) Association were live on Saturday's show, after which there was a brief Crops reunion at the Parquet Mortar.
Then on to the Bethnal Green Working Men's Club to meet up with Adaesi, Rod and Nick for a very pleasant evening of rock and roll. The band were great, as were the lady dj's, who played some fantastically edgy sounding stuff from the fifties. Time to get the fluorescent socks and the Showaddywaddy LP out from under the bed - I can feel a teddy boy phase coming on!
Labels:
harp,
oak,
Parquet Mortar,
serafina,
showaddywaddy,
spratticus,
suedehead,
tony harrison
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