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MONDAY 24 l Glasgow l

I Victoria Bar lit tdgegate. 55_ ht Lttt ‘ir‘lll Regular \L‘\\lt\ll,

I Irish Music xtdge Dom H.” _ ( mt l‘.ll\ Street. {ENNIS ltil‘ ( il.t\gti\\ lll\lt ittxtt‘ttmentaltxh.tndsingers

Edinburgh

I Miro l he ( ile'elt l tee. ( it“ ~g.th [wetting Bat ttll l.tm ltNttttttetttal thraxh

.FlddleISAl'mS(il.t\\m.tll\el l \etttttg SL‘t‘lthll lilthlc' \exxtnn Hat t'lti\e‘\.tl 1 1pm I Dougie MCO Senteh .-\nd R\e. 5ll( ieutge l\' Bridge. :35 ltihl l \etttttg

TUESDAY 25 5 Glasgow

I Paisley Arts Folk [2min .\il\( entte.

New Street. \5" It'llI \pttt lutttght. Alasdair Robertson. wire“ l tlet . gttttat l\l

and ke_\ lmat'd plat et ltutn /.\ dew ( ‘etltdh ' Band,

Edinburgh

I Crown Folk Club '1\.l [he l’leaxtnt e

Spin. lll\ll tttttettt and wit; \\t‘l kxhnpx .tte antung tlte lllllit_‘\ the te-upetted t 'tmx n

\\ ill utgatme .ttttune thett llllttl ttt.tl lnlk L‘\L‘lllll}.!\,

I Barrie Band lianttettnath lldt .( t\\\ cute. 55h335~1 l'\L'lilli‘._' lhe Hattie ll.tnd l’iddle. little. ttt.tttdneellu.tttdxttealx .\l;ttn|_\ lll\ll

I Chris Thompson St .l.tllte\ ( )\ \lt'l lidl. (iilllttll Rudd. nppmtte St .l.tliiL‘\( etttte lixetttttg Ruekahtllx hluex

I Miro i‘ ll\l}_:ll l'\\.lll. In“ nttt.tt ket . tutml the l ltgh Street. l'\L'llllit_' .-\et\u\tteeeltte music I Kenny Grier Rmal ( ).ll\. lnltttttat \ Street. 55“ :(rli.(itlllitll\t\ll11!el l.tte hat

I Colin Ramage Senteh .\lltl Rte. 5“

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WEDNESDAY 26 @ Glasgow !

I Jim King lilaeklrtatx l'nlk ( ‘luh. Blaeklriah. Bell Street. \let'ehant (its. .552 5024. .\‘ 3Hle t: 'l he puh haxa separate basement hat used ht independent occasional tolk eluh.

I The Humph Family 'l'he trading l’tM . M ('alttinl’|;tee.»12‘)FJ-15.l-tntttahuttl S..‘\llpttt. l‘tlll. ele\ et \L‘llll euttntrx.

I Scotia FOllt Night Setilta Hat . Smelt“ ell Street. 552 \rml

I Folk Session 1 l.lll It.” \\ midlanth Road. 33.‘ Ill“. l‘\ellll1L‘ llhlltllllL'llldl lllll\le tilt lltltlle. .tt‘t'ttltllttlt L‘le.

Edinburgh

I lan McIntosh i'dttthttt gh l-ulk ( ‘ltih. ()\l\tittl'lte l lulel. \ til k l’laee. 55M?" 8pm. L2..“lllLl.5Hi, in“ key ,tndxtntple perttirmet’. lung .t l.l\ uttt'tte tn the clubs I Alchemy Battttet mam Bat . ( ‘tm gate. 5 5563354. l‘\L‘lllli_‘_1 \e‘\\ i‘nlk uttxtttlh. riddle. little and \t‘L'.ll\ INorth Sea Gasl’latturtn l.Rutl.tnd Street. l'.\L‘lllli}_' Resident puh lulk hand I I Guizer Seuteh And Rte. 5ll(ieorge [V l 135l(\.\l_l'\entng.

Bridge. _ .

THURSDAY 27 Glasgow

I Star Folk Club ( ilaxgtm Sttetel} 0! Musicians. Berkeley Street. 231 hi 1:. Rpm. L15“. American \tnget John McCormack.

I Kenny caird()\ettlt;tttghtliar.1:5 BrtitilillL‘lit“. l‘\ entng Suetaltxt mng evening.

Edinburgh

I Say No To The Poll Tax Concert ()tteenx llall.(‘|etk Street. N15 2H1” \pm U 51' (£2.50). Swamp Trash. hattlu ptm et'ed nutlau hand. TonightAtNoon.

JAZZ

BigiJoe Duskin boogies Glasgow 15th. 16th. Edinburgh 14th. (Photo by Dave Peabody.)

WALKER KICKS OF AT ASSEMBY AND OTHER SHADES OF BLUES

You could get the Blues this week. Leading electric blues outtit the Robert Cray Band play Glasgow's Barrowland

on the 20th, and in Edinburgh on the 14th Roger Spence torAssembly

eleettutttt'allt ltted \etilt‘h. Sileas. \\litlllt‘lll\e'tl lltlll‘lltti\elllt‘lll\. .tttdCeol Beag. ttt.teltt»( gtledutttati |‘~‘\ltllel\. .tll

I Green Tree ( 'tm g.tte ‘ipttt \\ eekl} lll\tltllllelll.tl\e'\\ltill Hat till i: .‘llpm.

I Larry and Friends .\lillt]ll.ll \ . St Stephen Stieel l \entttg (itlll.tl l\.l\L‘tl lullut hlttex .tttdxutng.

I Colin Ramage/Robin Laing l'tt\igtt l~\\;ttt.1,.t\\nnt;tt‘ket l'\L'lllli_L'.

I Jim Knight Senteh .'\litl Rte. 5ll( ieutge

l\ Httdge..‘l5 thl l\ettttig

LUES

RlDAY 14 Glasgow

I Bobby Wishart l 'pstage Bat . \lnthertt ell (‘tx te ( etttte. llptn. l'tee. Seullttnd‘x gre.tt liltitlelll ta/xet. Saxnphtinexand

llttte. e\ en ptann. and lll\ tegulargrnttp. \lttllit'l'“ L‘ll \lthle l’iL‘\l.

I George McGowan Quartet Berlin l.t)lllll_’C littl'. .\- ltl \\’e\l (ietilge Street . Queen Street Stattun. 355 2352. lunchtime Ian \xtth \tnget and guextx

I George McGowan Trio with Linda Fletcher Blzteklriarx Bell Street. Merchant ( ~it}. 552 5024. tixening. Rexitlclll drummer'x hand \\ tth singer and guextx

I Glasgow Rhythm Club l 'nttartatt ( ’httreh. ‘2 Berkeley Street " .15pm 'I‘alksutth giantnphttne reentdx l titttght Run .\l.tel\ie (ill the great an net pl.t_\er and ttttluenttal hand leadet Red \iehnls.

Edinburgh

I Joe Louis Walker and the Bosstalkers/Joe Duskin ()ueenx l lull. (‘lerk Streel . (\(ih 3010.5 .‘tlptn. 'l‘ieketx trttm ()ueens I la”

Productions' new Friday night season at Edinburgh‘s Oueen's Hall has pulled together a great night or guitar and piano blues and boogie woogie. Joe Louis Walker is a soultul blues singer, a young torty year old electric blues guitarist, a grittier Robert Cray, and he headlines the night with his band the Boss Talkers. See the GuestList interview. In contrast, the bulky figure of Big Joe Duskin bent over the piano turns a church into a bordello, with a wonderlul rhythmic left hand, big tisttuls 01 notes and hollered asides. English blues singer and guitarist Kevin Brown completes what must be the best blues concert in ages.

With another line English blues guitarist, Dave Peabody, Big Joe Duskin plays two nights in a show titled ‘Oon‘t Mess With The Boogie Man‘ in Paisley's ever more adventurous Arts Centre on the 15th and 16th. I saw them called back by a hugely appreciative audience at the best concert or last year's Edinburgh Folk Festival. in just the right setting, a packed little downstairs late night bar. Joe kept his promise not to play the Devil‘s music while his lather was alive. Well, now that he has passed away, having kept Joe from the piano till dad was 105, he‘s losing no time in bringing a little badness into our lives. (NC)

Box ()tliee ur lrnnt Virgin Reenrds. l’l‘iltee\ Street. (ireat eleetrie and aeottstie Blues night. l’irst 01 a next \et‘iextil i'tida} Nightx at the ()tteenx i la”. See ( itlL'\lll.\l and Panel.

I Barony Jazz Baron) Bar. Brnughtnn

Street. 55705-10. ESP‘) -l l ..‘~tlpm.

I Alpha Jazz Quartet lillet\le} Home Hotel. iillL‘t'\lL‘} Road. (itil'flut’pltlne. 33-7 (1888. S l lpm.

I Cale Biarritz M l-t-etletiek Street. :35 524-1. U— llptn. l.i\ e hand.

I Alex Shaw Trio ( Rippers. ( ‘uekhurtt Street. 335 NJ l. l-\ entng.

I Spirits Ol Rhythm item Street. llttymarket 'l‘erraee. 33" llillh. l‘\L‘lllli}-!. Trad hand.

SATURDAY 15 Glasgow I Left Hand Right Hand "I had lye ( ‘entt-e.

Sattehiehall Street. 333 "521. 8pm L35“ (£2.50). In their \L‘l'lL‘\tit pet'lorntanee theatre \\ ith music. a ettttthtnatiun tit

rh} tlttn tl‘tilll i” turn tutns. high h.tt and

enngas. \ inlin clarinet. tnulttlat'toux wttnd ,

elleetx and Super S liltn protection. See 33nd.

I Big Band Bonanza and Beer Festival (‘utteerl Hall. Muthem ell ( ~tx lt‘(t‘lllle. l lam llpttt. l’ree. Real ttlL‘x \\llll llitl\le \"titt pa} tor the heer. Muther“ ell .\ill\lt‘ l'ILWt.

I George McGowan Orchestra Bet lm lounge Bat . .\ lll \Vext (it'ttlg'e SIIL'L'I. ()tteen Street Statinn. 335 3383. 3 5pm l'l‘L‘L‘. the Big litllltl Stitllitl. t‘lkl .tlttl lie“. I Alex Oalgleish All Stars Ruth Ru} ee (ltth. Paisley Road. .'\ttL'llltitill.

I Ron Moore, Rikki Fernandez l .a ’l'axema. l.ilIl\th)\\ ne ('rexeent. 53‘) “l N l". 9.3” 13 midnight. i't'ee. .\lll\lL‘ ttt the hat.

I Rive Gauche Suetet} ()l .\ltl\lei;tll\. Berkele}Street.331h113.:‘xllettititin. 5llp. l int (‘ltth \\\ ing \ inlin and guitar quartet.

I Society Ouartet Stieiet} ()l Mttstetitnx. Bet‘kelc‘}Stt'e'L‘l.321(\llZ_Spttt.5tlp. Music and daneing.

Edinburgh

I Barony Jazz Baron) Bar. Brttughttm

Street. N (No. Trish James Trio

nfria'dy nights a: QJEEN’S

Clark Street, Edinburgh Tel: 031 668 2019

Oct 14 [OE LOUIS WALKER and the BOSS TALKERS BIG [OE DUSKIN and DAVE PEABODY KEVIN BROWN Oct 21 AMARU DE TINTA THE PICTS Oct 28 STAN TRACEY QT N004 Lou DONALDSON QT Nov 11 SWING '88 BIG BAND play BENNY GOODMAN with guest IANUSZ CARMELLO Nov 18 TAL PARLOW LOUIS STEWART QT Nov 25 PHAROAH SANDERS QUARTET Dec 2 [AN GARBAREK GROUP Dec 9 BOBBY WATSON

with ALEX SHAW TRIO

all concerts commence at 8.30pm

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