Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #12
Preview of Liverpool Acoustic Live 24/4/09
1. Hannah Platt – When The Days Get Short
2. Karen Cleary – Awful Down
3. Tony Kehoe – Cry For No Reason
4. The 10p Mixes – The Dogs In France
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The next Liverpool Acoustic Live gig is taking place on Friday 24th April 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
We’ve got four great acts for you to enjoy on the night.
Hannah Platt
myspace.com/hannahplattonline
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Hannah Platt is a young singer-songwriter from Liverpool. Her influences include Ryan Adams, Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Wilco, Martha Wainwright, Jeff Buckley, Neil Young (ok, we’ll stop her there – she could go on all day!). Last year she ran her own successful Satori & Song event which built up a very good reputation for top quality acoustic acts.
Karen Cleary
myspace.com/karencleary
myspace.com/karenclearyextrapage
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Karen Cleary was born into a family of very talented musicians. Her parents are veterans of the legendary Cavern era of 1960s Liverpool – her mother a gifted bass guitar player and her father a very well respected guitarist and multi-musician. Karen cut her musical teeth playing in a girl band, followed by a 5 year stint in a Corrs tribute band (the best tribute band, according to Andrea Corr herself!). She’s now playing solo and promoting her original material which is well worth listening to.
Tony Kehoe
myspace.com/kehoesongs
Tony Kehoe has only been playing guitar and writing songs for about eight years, but has fast made a name for himself on the Liverpool acoustic music scene with his well-crafted songs and individual style. He recently supported Martin Carthy at his Palm House gig. The 2009 release of Not Everything Must Lead To Nothing builds on the success of his 2006/7 album It’s No Coincidence.
The 10p Mixes
myspace.com/the10pmixes
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The 10p Mixes are Danielle and Will. They met in 2004 over a shared love of Pulp and became friends. They write and perform wistful, catchy songs about everyday stuff, such as needing a coat when it’s cold, the cashflow crisis, and dogs in France. Well, maybe the last one isn’t everyday stuff, but you get the picture!
Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #12
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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 Re:place Radio (LIPA). The Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight proud to be a member of the Association of Music Podcasting and is supported by Libsyn.
The theme music is King of the Faeries by Andrew Ellis from his CD Midnight On The Water.