Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #16
Preview of Liverpool Acoustic Live 24/7/09
1. Alister Said – A Thousand Wishes
2. Molly Jones – Edge Lane
3. James Munro – Meet Me At Euston
4. The Big I Am – Collecting Skies
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The next Liverpool Acoustic Live gig is taking place on Friday 24th July 2009 at the View Two Gallery on Mathew Street. The doors open at 8.00pm and the music starts at 8.30pm.
Entrance is £4 on the door, or £3 in advance from contact[at]liverpoolacoustic.co.uk
As always, we’ve got four great acts for you to enjoy on the night.
Alister Said
myspace.com/alistersaid
Alister Said is a local singer-songwriter and is the man behind TAP – The Alister Project – run in association with Tillerman Records. Check out his MySpace profile to listen to tracks from the album The Money Tree, plus unreleased songs. Then visit Tillerman to find out more about their new way of working.
Molly Jones
myspace.com/1mollyjones
Molly Jones comes from a family of musicians. Her father is famous folk musician Steve Tilston, her mother is traditional singer Maggie Boyle, and her sister is the well-known folk/indie performer Martha Tilston. With pedigree like that we’ll be in for a real treat!
James Munro
myspace.com/jamesmunromusic
James Munro spent most of his life in Stockport, but is currently living in Liverpool, the city where his family is from. He performs regularly around town and Manchester too. His main influences are Bob Dylan and David Gray. In 2009, he recorded his first E.P, The Impression On Me. You can find songs from the record on his MySpace profile.
The Big I Am
myspace.com/bigiamrash
The Big I Am are Colin Heaney on cuatro, ebow, and vocals; Peter McPartland on ukelele, bass, and vocals; and Steve O’Toole on piano and organ. They have an acoustic, folk-tinged pop sound that’s much harder to categorise than the description we’ve just used! They’ve been gigging around the local scene and have been making lots of fans along the way.
Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #16
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The Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight is produced and presented by Graham Holland on behalf of the Liverpool Acoustic website. It is also available on the Internet courtesy of Art In Liverpool FM (Defnet Media), and is a proud member of the Association of Music Podcasting – supported by Libsyn.
The theme music is King of the Faeries by Andrew Ellis from his CD Midnight On The Water.