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The Scrumpy November FREE EVERY MONTH ‘The Scrumpy’ ISSUE 1 VOL 7 ‘THE SCRUMPY’ THE LIVE MUSIC MAGAZINE With reviews, profiles, news, gigs listings etc........ www.mag4livemusic.co.uk THE BAD SHEPHERDS ANTIGUA JOE JOHNNY MENPHIS TRIO APRIL ‘10 © ‘The Scrumpy’ 2010 FREE EVERY MONTH ‘The Scrumpy’ ISSUE 1 VOL 7 REVOLVER CD & DVD duplication 2 The Centre, Weston-Super-Mare BASSLINE RECORDS 01934 628866 Discs printed and duplicated From as little as 35p per disc! Full range of CD duplication available NEW CDS from design to finished product. SECONDHAND VINYL Please feel free to call or e-mail for any info - BUY ON LINE AT 01934 647871 ebay: vinyl at revolver [email protected] FIRST ISSUE OF THE ON THE FRONT COVER Known more for his acting than his SEVENTH YEAR playing, Adrian Edmondson with the Who would have thought that after the Bad Shepherds, who play punk songs first issue of 12 pages in February 2004 on folk instruments, not as a gag, but that we have evolved to this point in because the band really like the noise time? So many changes, not only with they make! They firmly believe the the magazine, but with the on going songs are better than people remember, changes everywhere! With out the sup- they love folk instruments, and most port of our advertisers, the support of importantly it works! For more tour in- our printer and the people who donate formation go to - their time in helping to keep ‘The www.thebadshepherds.com Scrumpy’ going, we would never have got this far! 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For more info What’s in a bands name? This band have go to - www.freshmanguitars.co.uk an N instead of an M!! Confused? Well The band in early February helped raise don’t let that stop you from enjoying the money for the Haiti earthquake appeal at music! The Johnny Menphis Trio are John- The Prince Albert, Roughborough Hill, ny on Guitar and vocals; Keith on Double Stroud, which the venue helped raise bass and vocals; Little Lucy - Drums and about £3000 that night. For more info - vocals; with 2nd guitar (acoustic) from www.myspace.com/johnnymenphistrio Michelle when available. e-mail or phone for gig bookings info - Playing their own brand of Rock ‘n’ Roll / Rockabilly tunes, they are proud to say [email protected] they aren't the same as the rest, they work 01452 770956 hard at not doing what most of the others ********************************************************* do or expect them to do. The bands influ- TEENAGE CANCER TRUST ences are from some of the top names HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE FIGHT CANCER (and not so known names) of the rock ‘n’ Live at The Railway, Burnham on roll era, like Carl Perkins, Cousin Hailey, Sea, Somerset 30th April 2010 Joe Turner, The Tractors, Elvis, Chuck With The Ginger Hitlas + Busy Back- Berry............. Go on their Myspace site the grounds + My Lost Obsession + Fergus list is long! Based in the Stroud area of + Kids From The Summer, Dolly Grip & Gloucestershire, they play regular local gigs and travel the UK playing festivals and Camera. 7 pm till 1 am - Tickets £4.00 from other Rock ‘n’ Roll events and Clubs. They G C Music, The Railway, Burnham Glass. are endorsers of Freshman Guitars, which www.teenagecancertrust.org APRIL ‘10 5 FREE EVERY MONTH ‘The Scrumpy’ ISSUE 1 VOL 7 BERKSHIRE and OXFORDSHIRE LIVE GIGS Thursday 1st Oxford Folk Festival @Various Venues Oxford Jazz Festival @ Oxford 1st to the 4th April Friday 23rd Friday 2nd The Tones @The Rising Sun, Slough Bad Penny @The Rising Sun, Slough 24/7 @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Headline @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Saturday 24th Saturday 3rd Red Rocket @The Rising Sun, Slough Blues & Tunes @The Rose & Crown, Slough Stratosphores @The Old Ticket Hall, Windsor !Daft! @The Rising Sun, Slough N-R-G @The Duke of Connaught, Windsor Lee Ryder Band @Duke of Connaught, Windsor Frankie the Fish @Bramshill Hunt, Arborfield Coolbeans @The Bier Keller, Bracknell Street C/Talking @London Apprentice,Newbury Purple Zepplins @Railway Tavern, Hungerford Riff Raff @The Monument, Newbury East 42nd Street @The Romany Inn, Bampton Replica @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Sunday 4th Indefinitely @O’Neill’s, Oxford Bad Penny @The Royal Oak, Bracknell Doghouse R & B @The Bullnose , Cowley, Oxford Katriona Gilmore & Jamie Roberts @Readifolk Sunday 25th Porcelain Dog @The Swan Hotel, Thame Paul French Jazz Trio 2 pm @The Duke of Stompin Dave Allen + Dave Saunders @The Connaught, Arthur Rd, Windsor 01753 840 748 Brasenose Arms, Cropredy, Oxon Will Kaufman presents ‘Woody Guthrie Hard Friday 9th Times & Hard Travelling @Readifolk,Reading Leech @The Rising Sun, Slough Friday 30th Street Corner Talking @Monument, Newbury Replicant @The Rising Sun, Slough Nova @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Indefinitely @Henry V1, Eaton Saturday 10th !Daft! @ Smokey Joe’s, Maidenhead Ed Hudson Band @The Rising Sun, Slough Scatch & Jane @The Silver Birch, Bracknell Brock and the Badgers @The Duke of Con- Roadhouse @Railway Tavern, Hungerford naught, Windsor NBS @O’Neill’s, Oxford The Cherries @Bramshill Hunt, Arborfield Repeat & Regular Lovefist @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Sundays Readifolk @The RISC Centre, London Street Corner Talking @Blue Ball, Stroud Green Street, Reading 01189 613 586 for more info Evil Puppy’s @O’Neils, Oxford Jam Session @MUSE, Friar Street, Reading Sunday 11th Phil Odes Band O/Mic @Three Elms, Windsor Mike Silver @Readifolk info 0118 613 586 Live Music @The Swan Hotel, Thame Thursday 15th Mondays Blues Night @The Backroom, The Blue is Truth @South Street Arts Ct, Reading Bully, Cowley Road, Oxford 01865 244516 Friday 16th Tuesdays The Stratospheres @The Rising Sun, Slough Open Mic @Horse & Jockey, Castle Hill, Reading Shred @The Railway Tavern, Hungerford Oxford Jazz Club @Backroom, Bully,Cowley Rd Blues & Tunes @The Victoria, Henley on Thames Wednesdays Oxford Folk Festival @Various Venues Cougher Bob’s @Waggon & Horse’s,Maidenhead Saturday 17th Thursdays Purple Haze @The Rising Sun, Slough Jam @The Golden Harp, Furze Platt,Maidenhead Nick & Rich @The Duke of Connaught, Windsor Live Music @The Retreat, St.
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