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 on: Today at 09:11:27 PM 
Started by Alan2 - Last post by PaulT
Miles Davis - the complete "live at the plugged nickel 1965" - the new re-release. 8 CDs, over 7 hours of the 2nd great quintet - Davis, Shorter, Hancock, Carter and Williams.

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 on: Today at 07:00:27 PM 
Started by Will S - Last post by davidmjs


The Unthanks (Big Band) at the Bridgewater Hall last night with the Royal Northern Sinfonia.  28 people on stage...so God knows how they make much cash at under £40 a pop, but good on them.

Just absolutely gorgeous as you'd imagine.  There was quite a lot of emotion around (my Sue's Pa died a couple of weeks ago) so tissues were required at times.  Just very occasionally the subtlety of the band got lost but overall I'd say it was a resounding success.

My favourite live band of the moment by a country mile (although if pushed, I'd probably choose to see the 4/5 piece in a small venue like the Trades Club....



Twas an amazing evening.  As you say it was definitely a crying night, I've never seen anyone so nervous walking onto a stage as Rachel was.  A few really deep breaths, but she soon relaxed into it.


I was in the 2nd row of the Circle and even from there you could tell Rachel was nervous from the way she was talking.  There were a few brief moments when it felt like Becky's band, I thought.  She seems calmness personified.  It all turned out well in the end.  I loved it.  Good to see Chris and his crazy beard back with them - I miss it when he's not present.

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 on: Today at 06:33:46 PM 
Started by davidmjs - Last post by Alan2
Strawbs 5CD  plus blu ray set of BBC stuff from Cherry Red.

I will probably end up buying thus as i'm a fan. Some of it  has already been released (2010)..  Blu ray is of no use or real interest to me.  

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 on: Today at 05:32:12 PM 
Started by Will S - Last post by PJayBe

The Unthanks (Big Band) at the Bridgewater Hall last night with the Royal Northern Sinfonia.  28 people on stage...so God knows how they make much cash at under £40 a pop, but good on them.

Just absolutely gorgeous as you'd imagine.  There was quite a lot of emotion around (my Sue's Pa died a couple of weeks ago) so tissues were required at times.  Just very occasionally the subtlety of the band got lost but overall I'd say it was a resounding success.

My favourite live band of the moment by a country mile (although if pushed, I'd probably choose to see the 4/5 piece in a small venue like the Trades Club....



Twas an amazing evening.  As you say it was definitely a crying night, I've never seen anyone so nervous walking onto a stage as Rachel was.  A few really deep breaths, but she soon relaxed into it.

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 on: Today at 04:30:58 PM 
Started by PaulT - Last post by John From Austin


KC and the Sunshine Band, Saturday at ACL Live!

I'll be shaking my booty, I will be your boogie man, and I will keep it coming love.


See! That's the KC I was talkin' about!

Jules


I don't expect to see Mr. Fripp on stage tomorrow.

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 on: Today at 09:47:05 AM 
Started by PaulT - Last post by Jules Gray

KC and the Sunshine Band, Saturday at ACL Live!

I'll be shaking my booty, I will be your boogie man, and I will keep it coming love.


See! That's the KC I was talkin' about!

Jules

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 on: Today at 12:15:47 AM 
Started by PaulT - Last post by John From Austin
KC and the Sunshine Band, Saturday at ACL Live!

I'll be shaking my booty, I will be your boogie man, and I will keep it coming love.

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 on: Yesterday at 04:41:01 PM 
Started by Will S - Last post by davidmjs
The Unthanks (Big Band) at the Bridgewater Hall last night with the Royal Northern Sinfonia.  28 people on stage...so God knows how they make much cash at under £40 a pop, but good on them.

Just absolutely gorgeous as you'd imagine.  There was quite a lot of emotion around (my Sue's Pa died a couple of weeks ago) so tissues were required at times.  Just very occasionally the subtlety of the band got lost but overall I'd say it was a resounding success.

My favourite live band of the moment by a country mile (although if pushed, I'd probably choose to see the 4/5 piece in a small venue like the Trades Club....

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 on: January 28, 2026, 12:27:21 PM 
Started by PaulT - Last post by Will S

Touch and go for a while, but I think we will make it to Manchester Bridgewater Hall for the Unthanks in large format orchestral mode tonight (bit different from the Trades Club the other week).  It's a 20th Anniversary bash (good piece in Mojo btw if that's your thang).


Sounds like a good evening.  Hope you enjoy it, David!

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 on: January 28, 2026, 12:06:59 PM 
Started by PaulT - Last post by davidmjs
Touch and go for a while, but I think we will make it to Manchester Bridgewater Hall for the Unthanks in large format orchestral mode tonight (bit different from the Trades Club the other week).  It's a 20th Anniversary bash (good piece in Mojo btw if that's your thang).

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