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It's summer...

...then Sherman!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Next concert ....24th September -The Sherman Robertson Band (USA) ...FULLY BOOKED!

Here are Sherman's Top 10 Records -(quoted in Juke Blues Magazine - www.jukeblues.com )

* A Change is Gonna Come (Sam Cooke) *  Things That I Used To Do (Guitar Slim) * (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding) *  Strike On Computers (Johnny 'Guitar' Watson) * I'm On The Wonder (Clifton Chenier) * Big Legged Woman (Rockin' Dopsie) * If You Love Me Like You Say (Albert Collins) * Hide Away (Freddy King) * Members Only (Bobbie Bland) * 634-5789 (Wilson Pickett) *

 

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Sherman Robertson Band -Fully booked!

e-mail   branwell@bronteblues.com

 

 

 New faces and old favourites!

(Already 190 members have rejoined!)

 

 

Artists coming from the USA include -

 

 

 

 

 

Sherman Robertson, Ben Prestage, Charlie Wood, Groanbox and Bill Sheffield with welcome returns from UK -based top acts such as -

 

 

 

 

 

Ian Seigal,  'The Revolutionaires' and Earl Green & The Right Time

(Revs & Earl Grreen pics - Charles Waller

 

-and debuts from three exciting UK outfits -

 

 

 

 

 

B&M pic -Fran Leslie      - Bonfanti & Milner ,  The Producers  and  Phantom Limb.

 

They're back!

Harry and Melissa serving real ales and fine wines to thirsty blues fans.....

 

 

 

 

Steve was delighted to win the Charity Raffle for the unique T-shirt signed by Taj Mahal, Keb Mo, 'Super Chikan' and many more artists.

£100 is on its way from 'the bbc' to the Red Cross for work with children in Haiti

 

 

pic -Chris Owens

 

 

See April Blues in Britain review of Guy Tortora Band on 'Reviews' Page.

Click on thumbnail to read Keighley News report

 

 

Blues in Schools AND in the Community .....

It was a great day for Laycock Village, on 5th March, when Guy Tortora and his multi-national band played at the Village Hall for Laycock Primary School pupils and members of the local community in the afternoon and then for a capacity crowd at 'the bbc' in the evening.

(See 'Blues in Schools' page)

          

Mission accomplished!

'bbc 5' lead guitarist, John Watson was challenged to plant a 'Bronte Blues Club-Sitting on Top of the World' flag high in the Himalayan mountains in October...here's the proof that he met the challenge

Photos -Charles Waller (Laycock), Richard Barton (Everest)

 

 

 

 

 

 

This site was last updated 08/14/10