Saturday, June 05, 2010

Wizz Jones: 25th June, Acoustica:23rd July @ Forest Roots

Dear Forest Folk

just letting you know nice early about our last two nights before the summer break.

 friday, 25th June  Wizz Jones www.wizzjones.com
'There are few artists with more claim to being a 'musician's musician' than Wizz Jones. Inspired by Big Bill Broonzy, Rambling Jack Elliot, Alexis Korner and Ewan MacColl, and learning his guitar licks from the likes of Davy Graham and Long John Baldry while playing in the coffee bars of London's Soho during the late nineteen fifties.Then busking throughout Europe from the streets of Paris to the markets of Marrakech during the early sixties and later to be cited by John Renbourn and Eric Clapton as an important early influence. With his unique acoustic guitar style, an eclectic repertoire and a 'right hand worthy of Broonzy' Wizz continues to tour on the acoustic folk and blues circuit'  
Make sure you don't miss this night and if you want more info on Wizz there's loads  on the net. He even has an entry in Wikepedia!

friday, 23rd July Acoustica featuring Paul Kerr, Chris Haigh and Olly Blanchflower
A welcome back to this lively group who play a mixture of Irish and contemporary folk music and will set us up for the summer

Usual venue, usual time; the Function Room of the Forest Gate Hotel, Godwin Road, E7 0LW. Starts 8.30pm

stay forever young

Jenny and Caroline
STOP PRESS.......Forest Voices Choir is now rehearsing for their summer programme of concerts at the Forest Gate Festival and Forest Roots learning summer songs and looking for new members. Come and join us for free workshops to improve your singing skills, learn songs and meet new people in a friendly and relaxed environment. Doesn't matter if you think you can't sing here's the opportunity to learn. Everyone welcome.Our next meeting is this thursday, 10th June, 7-9pm in the function room of the Forest Gate Hotel, 105 Godwin Road, Forest Gate

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