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Perth Folk and Roots Club, Steve Tallis and Fiona Heath Duet WA Folk Federation Newsletter 13th November 2012 Perth Folk and Roots Club, Steve Tallis and Fiona Heath Duet Thursday 15th November at the Oxford Hotel The W.A Folk Federation and the Oxford Hotel bring you the next Perth Folk and Roots Club on Thursday 15th November 2012 at the Oxford at 368 Oxford Street in Leederville starting at 8pm. Entry is free and musicians feature Steve Tallis returning from Paris and Fiona Heath Duet supported by the Steve Froudist/John McNair Comedy Duo. Steve Tallis is Western Australia’s self proclaimed blues shaman who has been nationally and internationally acclaimed and has been performing and recording since the 1960’s and is a major figure in the Perth blues scene. Steve is now based in Paris. Fiona Heath has a unique blend of acoustic music with jazz and soul for original songs and interpretations of Adele and Amy Winehouse. She was previously with the Perth group the Dreamers. As always, looking for up and coming and established musicians to play between sets. Hope to see you at the Oxford on Thursday 15th November. Cheers Keith Anthonisz Chairman WA Folk Federation Mobile: 0409 676 380 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wafolk.org David Hyams & Miles To Go' line ups Friday 16 November Miles To Go trio with Guy Ghouse Mundaring Folk and Blues Club http://www.mfnbc.iinet.net.au/index.html David Hyams, Manoli Vouyoucalos & Stuart Paterson, joined by former Broome based, now Mundaring local, Guy Ghouse, Guy is of course one half of virtuostic duo "Desert Child" and one of the finest guitarists around. The set will mainly feature songs from Hyams' new album, a 4 year project recently completed and due for release in 2013. Expect some departures from the usual celtic infused mix, with one of the songs already nominated in the 2012 WAM "Song of the Year" awards in the Country category. Saturday 17 November Brooklee Rose w Roy Martinez and David Hyams Sea Shepherd Art for the Ocean Salt Restaurant, Port Beach, N Fremantle http://artfortheocean.seashepherd.org.au Sunday 18 November David Hyams and the Miles To Go band Highland Gathering, Armadale 1.20 - 2.10 pm http://www.armadale.wa.gov.au/Home/Services_and_Facilities/Events/2012/Highland_Gathering David Hyams Producer, Composer, Musician 08 9335 1400 http://www.milestogo.com.au http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-Hyams-Music/59552906198 LEE WEST FOR JACKADDER’S MUSIC CLUB SUNDAY 18th NOVEMBER Performing at Jackadder’s Music Club on Sunday 18th November will be the brilliant entertainer LEE WEST. Lee was born in Carnarvon and later moved to Perth with his family at the age of five. He has travelled the world as an Aboriginal Dancer and entertainer visiting countries such as Germany, Italy, Mauritius and Malaysia to perform at major festivals, and also travelled extensively throughout Western Australia including numerous Aboriginal communities. Lee has performed for Michael Jackson, Georgio Armani, El Coballo Blanco, a Tibetan Llama, with the band Cornershop and Xavier Rudd. He also lends his talents to Oz Concerts and the Blues n Roots Festival as well as many schools. In addition to his twenty-year career as a highly skilled Indigenous dancer and didgeridoo player, he has performed original music on acoustic guitar for numerous venues through Perth and Fremantle including the annual Wardunji Festival. Last year, Lee travelled to Birmingham, England, to perform at the Birmingham Festival, and earlier this year he performed in the successful stage show ‘ Hummingbird’. Lee recently performed at the David Wirrpanda Foundation 6th Annual Fundraising Dinner in front numerous celebrities including the original Sapphires. Lee is the co-presenter of Wabbiny Time, a children’s show in Aboriginal language, which airs on National Indigenous TV. He is also a graduate of Abmusic and is currently their Chairman. Venue: Warren Lake Hall, Teakwood Ave, Woodlands Time: 3:00pm Cost: Adults $8 – children free. Contact Carmel 0412777061 or [email protected] for more details Kavisha Mazzella & Steve Tallis Soirée - tickets selling fast 2nd December Kidogo Arthouse Mews Rd Bathers' Beach Fremantle 7PM 'til late $25 ($20 conc) MC Rose Parker Finger food provided BYO alcohol and cushion Seating strictly limited to 120 Bookings via wafolk.org@gmail or 0438 429232 Please send cheques to WA Folk Federation at PO BOX 328 INGLEWOOD WA 6932 or make direct deposit into WA Folk Federation's bank account:- BSB 086-488 Account 216025207 Send postal address at time of payment for tickets WA Folk Federation website: http://www.wafolk.org Steve Tallis http://www.stevetallis.com/journeys.php Thursday 15/11 - OXFORD HOTEL (Leederville) (Perth Folk 'N Roots Club) – with John McNair, Steve Froudist and Fiona Heath Friday 16/11 - FREMANTLE MARKETS BAR 7pm - 8pm Thursday 22/11 - MOJO'S BAR (North Fremantle) with Dom Mariani / Greg Hitchcock (Datura), Reg Zar and Deep River Collective Friday 23/11 - FREMANTLE MARKETS BAR 5pm - 6pm Saturday 24/11 - GYPSY TAPAS HOUSE - 124 High Street, Fremantle With Reg Zar, John Wilson 7.15pm - 10pm Sunday 25/11 - OCEAN VIEW TAVERN (Solo) 2pm - 6pm Tuesday 27 /11 - PERTH BLUES CLUB (Charles Hotel, North Perth.) - with Reg Zar, Howie Shawcross, Beast (Kent Hughes) - 8pm - 11.30pm with Bag of Snakes and Second Wind Friday 30/11 - COURT WINE BAR - Beaufort St, Northbridge - Solo - 7pm-11pm (Solo) Saturday 1/12 - SUSSEX STREET SESSIONS 3 - Chrissie Parrott Artspace, Maylands ) Solo in concert 7.30pm - 10pm - 4 Sussex Street Maylands $15 waged $10 unwaged Sunday December 2 - KIDOGO ARTHOUSE (North Fremantle) 7pm – midnight (With Kavisha Mazzella.) and Rose Parker and various poets Tuesday December 4 - ELLINGTON'S JAZZ CLUB (Beaufort Street, Northbridge) - 8pm – midnight With Ben Vanderwal, Howie Shawcross , Dave Clarke Friday 7/12 - FREMANTLE MARKETS BAR - 6pm - 7pm Sunday 9/12 - FREMANTLE MARKETS BAR - 5pm - 6pm... Saturday 22/12 - GYPSY TAPAS HOUSE - 124 High Street Fremantle - 93367135 With Reg Zar, Hans - Aage Deberitz STEVE TALLIS - BLUES FROM THE MAYLANDS DELTA After 4.5 years living in Paris Steve returns to where he was born. His repertoire includes his own unique original songs (including many new songs written in Paris), Blues, Gospel and A Cappella Field Hollers. Steve has supported some of the greatest names in the music business in his 50 year career....eg Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, BB King, Eric Clapton, Tina Turner etc (complete list on his website).... Get ready for a rollercoaster ride....unpredictable, spontaneous, passionate, hypnotic, intense, uncompromising... Words that speak of the spirit. Earthy, unadorned music that comes from somewhere under the skin, this is as real as it gets. Uncompromising in his artistic integrity. One of the few artists brave enough to stand naked and imperfect within an industry that encourages conformity and compliance. Phil Bennett @ Nova This music goes to the heart because it comes from the heart. Bapi Das Baul @ Bauls of Bengal Part Buddha, Demon, Mad Angel Ray Purvis @ The West In a musical milieu that values tradition he is a bit of loose cannon, a maverick, a highly individual performer with a strong sense of self worth. I’ve never heard anyone outside the black music idiom perform a cappella field hollers with such power and commitment. Mark Doherty @ Rhythms Australian Griot! Arrangements stripped back to roots deep in African Griot traditions. Gil Onyett @ Black Routes Australia’s Bob Dylan Kris Rogers @ Pelican www.stevetallis.com Steve Tallis Zombi Music PO Box 8327 PBC 6849 Western Australia [email protected] http://www.stevetallis.com http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=steve+tallis&oq=steve+tallis&gs_l=youtube.12..0.11 91.3433.0.5195.12.3.0.0.0.0.2070.2142.1j9-1.2.0...0.0...1ac.pzcNHF35_oA http://www.facebook.com/people/Steve-Tallis/100000315069295 https://www.facebook.com/pages/STEVE-TALLIS-Fan-page/190180687689995 http://www.myspace.com/stevetallisandtheholyghosts Skype: stevetallis News items Web: www.wafolk.org Email: [email protected] .
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