MUSIC LIST
begin at approx 8.30pm unless , otherwise stated.
FRIDAY 8 i Glasgow ‘ O Naiian Tolbooth Bar, Glasgow
Cross. Evening. Fiddle and i Melodeon giein’ it laldy.
‘ SATURDAY 9 . Glasgow
; O Tolbooth Bar Glasgow Cross.
; Evening. Fozzie and Friends.
Acoustic fun.
I 0 llells Kelvin Park Lorne Hotel,
Sauchiehall Street. Evening. Bar till 12.30pm. Popular electric/acoustic Irish/Scots.
? SUNDAY1D T Glasgow
' 0 Steam Jenny Kelvin Park Lorne Hotel, Sauchiehall Street. Evening. Folk trio, acoustic guitars.
O Tolbooth Bar Glasgow Cross. Evening. Jack and Dave. Guitar and
: Banjo.
Z MONDAY 11 Glasgow
O The Covers Tolbooth Bar, Glasgow ' Cross. Evening. Versions of old hits . somewhat rearranged.
9 O Buslteteers Wintersgills, Great
{ Western Road. Evening.
TUESDAY 12
; Glasgow
: o Bab and John Tolbooth Bar,
‘ Glasgow Cross. Evening.
, Folk/Blues.
a O Nalian Victoria Bar, Bridgegate. Evening. Melodeon and fiddle based g session. Mainly Irish music.
3 WEDNESDAY 13 Glasgow
o Nailan Halt Bar, Woodlands Road, 1 Evening. Melodeon and fiddle.
| 0 Limited Edition Tolbooth Bar,
l Glasgow Cross. Evening. String
band, folk and country.
THURSDAY 14 Glasgow
0 RUA Star Folk Club, Calton Place. 8pm. £1 (50p). Flute, strings and
; small pipes. See panel.
i 0 Bed Neck Mothers Tolbooth Bar, l Glasgow Cross. Evening. Country
i blues boys.
l FRIDAY 15
l Glasgow
0 Steam Jenny Kelvin Park Lorne Hotel. Sauchiehall Street, 334 4891. Evening. Folksy trio.
0 Naiian Tolbooth Bar, Glasgow Cross. Evening.
SATURDAY 16 Glasgow (jazzy and Friends Tolbooth Bar,
Appearing atthe Star Folk Club In Glasgow 14 August are Bua, the group ionned by Jimmy Young and Ian McLeod alter the break-up oi the original House Band. With the addition oi Dave Robb on vocals and guitar they are building a reputation tor imaginative and ilery instrumentals, the small plpes being played in a most unNortlIumbrlan manner. The
repertoire is a pick oi Irish and Scots with a leavenlng oi tunes irom other countries and an increasing amount oi sell-penned numbers. They have been playing together ior some months now, up and down the country, but have just coniinned a uselul tour oi New Zealand tor our winter, theirsummer.
(Norman Chalmers)
Glasgow Cross. Evening.
0 Kells Kelvin Lome Park Hotel, Sauchiehall Street. Evening. Scottish and Irish and Celtic Twilight on acoustic and electric.
SU NDAY 17 Glasgow 0 Tolbooth Bar Glasgow Cross.
Evening. Music on guitar with Jack and Dave.
MONDAY 18 Glasgow
0 Covers Tolbooth Bar, Glasgow Cross. Evening. Busking re-arrangement of many good songs.
O lrish Music Stage Door Bar, Gorbals Street, 429 0922. Evening. 0 Buslteteers Wintersgills Bar, Great Western Road. Evening.
TUESDAY 19 Glasgow
0 Tolbooth Bar Glasgow Cross. Evening. Rab and John, singing with guitar/banjo.
O Nallan Victoria Bar, Bridgegate. Gutsy melodeon/fiddle music. '
O BCH Mchllan Galleries, Sauchiehall Street. 7.30pm. £4 (£3). Bar. BCH are Byron Berline on fiddle, who has played with Dylan, The Byrds and The Eagles, John Hickman on brilliant banjo, and a quick return visit by phenomenal guitarist Dan Crary. Only Scottish date on their British tour. Support by New Wave Shetland folk group - Identity Crisis. Presented by New Acoustic Productions.
WEDN ES DAY 20 Glasgow 0 Nalian Halt Bar, Woodlands Road. Evening. Melodeon, fiddle and
sundry assistants. 0 Limited Edition Tolbooth Bar,
Glasgow Cross. Evening. Blues and Country.
THURSDAY 1 Glasgow
0 Gerry Calms Star Folk Club, Calton Place. 8pm. £1 (50p). Silver-tongued Irish exile, with a fine voice and clever guitar, always welcome at the Star.
0 Red Neclt Mother Tolbooth Bar, Glasgow Cross. Evening.
0 Buslteteers Wintersgills, Great Western Road. Evening. Packed back room to hear Streetwise entertainers.
JAZZ BLUES
Please note that evening sessions begin at approx 8.30pm unless otherwise stated.
SATURDAY 9
Glasgow
0 George McGowan Orchestra Daniel Brown’s, St Vincent Street. 1.30—4.30pm. Big Band nostalgia and imaginative settings.
0 Bill Fanning Big Band Shadows, Bath Street, 332 0532. Swing music. Lunchtime and all afternoon, 30’s and 40’s style.
0 Cumbernauld Theatre Lunchtime. Tom McGrath and others. Writer/pianist holds court, popular session.
0 Bobby Wishan Dulntet Society of Musicians. Berkeley Street. Lunchtime. Hard driving saxophone.
0 George Penman Jazzman The Midas, St. Vincent Street. Lunchtime. Solid, long-lived trad band.
0 Jimmy Felghan Duintet with Shelagh Buchanan Lorne Hotel, Sauchiehall Street. Lunchtime.
SUNDAY 10 Glasgow
0 Kit Carey's Jazz Band Duke of Tourainne. Ingram Street. Evening. 0 Bourbon Jazz Band Beacon Hotel, Park Terrace. Lunchtime. Dixieland band.
0 Ricki Fernandez and Friends The Tron Bar, Tron Theatre, Parnie Street. Lunchtime.
O T-Zone Nico‘s. Sauchiehall Street. 332 5736. Lunchtime. Alternate weeks. Modern, post-Bop.
MONDAY 11
Glasgow
0 Iain McHaiile Trio Kelvin Park Lorne Hotel, Sauchiehall Street, 334 4891. Evening. Jazz on the guitar. The West End jazz scene on a Monday.
TUESDAY 12 Glasgow
0 Bobby Wishart Guartet Halt Bar, Woodlands Road. Evening. Sax lead on electric band. Bobby blows up a storm on flute and all the saxes, with electric keyboards, bass and drums. Inspirational.
WEDNESDAY 13 Glasgow
0 Sandy Taylor/Alex Moore Duo plus Friends Glasgow Society of Musicians, Berkeley Street, 221 6112. 8.30pm.
THURSDAY 14
Glasgow
0 Bootsy Tootsy Blues Band Halt Bar, Woodlands Road. Evenings. R & B.
SATURDAY 16
Glasgow
0 Cumbernauld Theatre Lunchtime Jazz in the bar. Tom McGrath and others.
0 George McCowan Orchestra Daniel Browns. St Vincent Street, 1.30—4.30pm. Jazz from the Big Band era.
0 George Penman Jazzman The Midas. St Vincent Street. Lunchtime. Traddies.
0 Bobby Wishart Guintet Society of Musicians, Berkeley Street. Lunchtime. Scotland‘s leading saxophonist.
0 Jimmy Felghan Dulntet with Shelagh Buchanan Lorne Hotel, Sauchiehall Street. Lunchtime.
SUNDAY 17
Glasgow
0 Bourbon Jazz Band Beacon Hotel, Park Terrace. Dixieland Band. Lunchtime.
0 [held Fernandez and Friends The Tron Bar, Tron Theatre, Parnie Street. Lunchtime. Good crowd.
O T-Zone Nico‘s Sauchiehall Street,
56 The List 8 — 21 August