The Groove – BASEQ Newsletter No.192 – September Edition 2013

ISSN 1442-7400
Edition Number 192
September Edition 2013
IA 17368
Attention Rock 'N' Blues Fans!
For those who love being the first to discover exciting, new music experiences, the Mitchell Creek
Rock N Blues Fest is a must this September.
With less than three weeks left until more than 80 artists rock the Mary Valley, rock 'n' blues fans had
better be quick to grab tickets - numbers are limited and tickets are selling fast!
Located in the Sunshine Coast's lush hinterland, the Mitchell Creek Rock 'N' Blues Fest promises a
unique and inspirational big weekend for music and food lovers alike with:
One major stage alternating with a smaller second stage, so festival goers won't miss a band or artist;
Intimate capacity, so people can get lost in the music without getting lost in massive crowds;
FREE 'highbrow' camping, fresh locally produced food available and BYO alcohol, which means toilets,
showers, food and drink queues won't be a problem!
More info/tickets: www.mitchellcreekrocknbluesfest.com.au
About Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Fest
The Groove – BASEQ Newsletter No.192 – September Edition 2013 Page 1
BLUES ASSOCIATION OF
SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND INC.
PO Box 1072,
Indooroopilly Centre, Q 4068
www.baseqbrisbane.com
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BLUES ASSOCIATION OF
SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND INC.
PO Box 1072,
Indooroopilly Centre, Q 4068
Est. 16-10-1996 (OFT)
IA 17368
www.baseqbrisbane.com
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Office holders 2013-2014
President: Desley Done
[email protected]
M| 0412 310 893
Vice President: Cath Butler
[email protected]
Secretary: Tracey Hammell
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Assist Secretary: Stephen Done
[email protected]
Treasurer: Denise Causevic
[email protected]
General Committee Members:
Roslyn Johnson : Membership
[email protected]
Sylvia Zigenbien
Barry Beattie
Duncan Woolard
Paulette Steele
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SEQ.
2) Provides members with a blues music
information network; and
3) Fosters and encourages an increase in live
performances of blues music.
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BASEQ Official Membership record:
August 2013
New Members: 128
Renewals: 173
Life Members: 10
Financial Members : 311
Associated (Lapsed): 172
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Presidents Report – September 2013
President’s Pen
After a very busy year, a new committee has been
elected for 2013-2014. This year we have many
keen hands on deck to help perform the tasks set
for the next year to come. I would like to thank:
Jules Victor our outgoing Vice President and
would like to welcome Cath Butler to the position
of Vice President.
I would like to thank Barry Beattie for his steady
commitment to the position of Secretary and
would like to welcome new Secretary, Tracey
Hammell.
Congratulations to Steve Done for nomination to
Assistant Secretary, Congratulations to Dee
Causevic for her hard work last year on the
Treasurer position and her re-nomination to the
position for this year.
I would like to congratulate new committee
members: Paulette Steele, Roslyn Keenan, Barry
Beattie, Sylvia Zigenbien and Duncan Woolard.
Thank you to outgoing committee member Sue
Varkonyi for volunteering her time to BASEQ.
The BASEQ jam was held on Sunday at Coorparoo
RSL with the fresh faced boys from the
Melbourne band, Catfish Voodoo, hosting. They
had a great vibe and energy and entertained the
limited crowd that attended. I was disappointed
with the turn out, considering this had been
advertised for the past month. The last Sunday of
the month is the day when BASEQ hold the jam; it
would be great for more of our members to come
to the next jam on 29th September at 1.00 pm,
host band is Andrew Baxter Band. Come along
and renew your membership or you can do this
online @ www.baseqbrisbane.com and go to the
renew membership section.
We are currently organizing our Birthday Bash,
date to be announced, depending on venue
availability.
Continued…..
We will be using this day to fund the Memphis
Challenge for 2015 and will have up to 6 bands
organized to entertain the punters. It will be a
fabulous day of fun and entertainment. Venue
and date to be announced.
I have not much to say, as you all would have
received an update on last year’s business with
the announcement of the new committee via
email last week. Steve and I will be away for the
next month until the end of September, as we
will be going on holiday to Greece. If you have
any BASEQ business that needs addressing you
can email our Vice President, Cath Butler on
[email protected]
I am looking forward to finding some Rebetika to
go and listen to whilst in Crete. This is the Greek
Blues, born from specific urban circumstances. It
is all very relevant to me specifically as I had both
of my of Grandmothers exhiled from their
homeland of Alatsata, Smyrna in 1922.
Blues is music of the soul!
Desley Done - President
“The womb of rebetika was the jail and the hash
den. It was there that the early rebetes created
their songs. They sang in quiet, hoarse voices,
unforced, one after the other, each singer adding
a verse which often bore no relation to the
previous verse, and a song often went on for
hours. There was no refrain, and the melody was
simple and easy. One rebetis accompanied the
singer with a bouzouki or a baglamas (a smaller
version of the bouzouki, very portable, easy to
make in prison and easy to hide from the police),
and perhaps another, moved by the music, would
get up and dance. The early rebetika songs,
particularly the love songs, were based on Greek
folk songs and the songs of the Greeks of Smyrna
and Constantinople.”— Elias Petropoulos
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Support your Club..?
I am a member, but how does this help?
The Blues Association of South East Queensland has ONE
monthly Jam session during the month. This enables us to
raise funds and memberships and continue promoting the
awareness of Blues Music, locally and nationally. Our major
sponsor “The Coorparoo RSL” provides a venue that
promotes “Live Music” and gives supporters the
opportunity to enjoy, socialise and be entertained by some
of Brisbane's best…in the end, this contributes to our
industry.
The Coorparoo RSL provides an outstanding environment
for musicians to perform and provides “paid gig”
opportunities. THAT’s RIGHT Folks! this financial year the
Coorparoo RSL will have paid out well over $50,000 to
Bands and Sponsorship support to the music industry. So
ask yourself…is one day a month going to assist the
continued growth of Live Music…YOU BET IT WILL!
NEXT BASEQ WORKSHOP
Our Blues Workshop Series continues on the second
Sunday of every month at the Royal Mail Hotel, Goodna.
Free for BASEQ members, $10 for non members.
Our next work shop will be advised via social
media , website or direct communications
ONLY ONE DAY - LAST SUNDAY EACH MONTH BASEQ JAM SESSION - COORPAROO RSL - SUPPORT IT!
HARD RAIN CD $20
Get yours at the next
BASEQ Jam Session.
Monies raise donated to
flood affected school
NEXT BASEQ JAM SESSION
BASEQ’s monthly jam continues on the last Sunday of
each month. The jams now have a permanent monthly
home at the Coorparoo RSL. Host band set from 1pm,
jamming from 2pm.
Andrew Baxter Band
SUNDAY 29TH September
COORPAROO RSL -1PM
Passionate and powerful are adjectives commonly used
to describe blues performers, however up-tempo,
positive and funky are not. This personifies Gold Coast
artist Andrew Baxter. Whether in solo mode, duo, trio,
or with his 12 piece “Blues Extravaganza” show,
Andrew’s performances draws from a wide range of
influences and are always aimed at ensuring the
audience is entertained and goes home with a smile on
their face and a song on their lips
Sunday 29th Sept – host band Andrew Baxter Band.
Back line (PA, amps and drum kit) are provided. You are
welcome to bring your own amplifier (of an appropriate
size!). Jammers MUST bring their own instrument or
drum sticks (as the case may be) unless arrangements
are made PRIOR to the day you seek to borrow
another’s instrument or sticks for your set. Note: Dba
levels are monitored at venues (95Dba Max).
The Groove – BASEQ Newsletter No.192 – September Edition 2013 Page 4
CD REVIEWS
SPEAK NO EVIL – MORNINGSIDE FATS
LITTLE Jonny and the GIANTS
MORNINGSIDE FATS –
“SPEAK NO EVIL”
Paul Renton has been a
fixture on the SE Qld
blues scene for many a
year. Fronting outfits
like The Juke Joint
Johnnys and Light Street
Motors, he lit up many a
venue with classic blues and RnB tunes, plus a
smattering of originals. I know, ‘cos I was there a lot of
the time.
Recent years saw the singer/ guitar-slinger adopt the
identity of Morningside Fats to showcase his original
songs. This CD is the result – an all-original ten-song
collection of blues with flavours of jazz, funk and Cajun
in the mix.
Fats’ mellow vocals and clever lyrics contrast with
stinging, swinging guitar lines. Underpinning every track
is the propulsive groove of soulmates Steve and Shelley
Robin. This trio could easily have nailed the songs by
themselves (as they do live), but a little gravy on the
steak is provided by guest ‘flavour’ on selected tracks –
Adam Owens on sax, Matt Dunn on harp, Geoff Parsons
on percussion, and John Tweed on organ.
A latin groove on the opener “First Impression” may
confound expectations, while definitely getting the toes
tapping. The chunky shuffle “The Things You Do” will
reassure you that this IS a blues album after all. The title
track is an ominous blues mambo with harp and a greasy
sax break. Other highlights include the funky “It’s Not
About You”, swampy two-steppin’ “Beautiful World”,
and the sign-off instrumental “Waiting For Megs”.
Stick these songs in your digital player of choice (sorry
no vinyl or cassette version) and make them part of your
proudly Aussie spring/summer soundtrack.
Queenslander!
Visit them at the “Play Video” link
and check out some tunes.
The Colonel
By Peter "Blewzzman"
Lauro August 2013
Before getting into this
review I took a quick stroll
through Little Jonny's
website. It was there that
I
saw a blurb from Jonny that I found
somewhat amusing.
It seemed that he was quite excited that this CD, "We
Got It Goin' On", had made Blues Junctions top 20 CDs
of 2013 (thus far, anyway). However, what impressed
him even more was the fact that The Giants were in a
group that included Duke Robillard, Finis Tasby, Kim
Wilson, Ronnie Earl, The Four Jacks, et al. Although
appreciating and admiring his humbleness, I related that
to the likes of Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris getting
excited to be in a group that included Duke Snider and
Willie Mays. Get used to it Jonny, this talented bunch
you've assembled belongs with those other guys.
"We Got It Goin' On" features Jon "Little Jonny" Lawton
on vocals and guitar, Aki Kumar on harmonica, Bob
Welsh on piano, Doug James on tenor & baritone
saxophones, Frankie Ramos on tenor sax, Kid Anderson
on B3 organ & guitar, Marty Dodson on drums, and
Vance Ehlers on bass. A pair of the tracks are older live
recordings that include Sid Morris on piano and another
pair from a previous session include Frank DeRose on
bass and Carlos Velasco on drums. The disc's fourteen
tracks are an even split of Jon's originals and covers.
Right from the opening notes of the opening track,
Howlin' Wolf's "I Didn't Know", the band immediately
slips into the tightest of grooves. With steady horn
arrangements and sharp piano highlights leading the
massive rhythm behind them, Little Jonny on lead and
Kid on rhythm guitars are absolutely awesome together.
All that, with Jon's silky, smooth vocals make this one of
the best.
You can check out Little Jonny And The Giants by going
to www.littlejonny.net. If you're a baby boomer, not
only will some of the graphics put a smile on your face,
but they'll quickly give you an idea of just how long
Jonny's been into the music scene.
The Groove – BASEQ Newsletter No.192 – September Edition 2013 Page 5
BASEQ Up Close and Personal
With Ray Beadle
At this year’s 2013 Blues on Broadbeach Festival, BASEQ
President Dez Done interviewed all the artists who
appeared at the BASEQ Marquee. This series of
interviews will be presented in coming issues of Groove.
Up Close and Personal with Ray Beadle. Interviewed by
Desley Done at Blues on Broadbeach, May , 2013.
RB: I have written a few tunes… It doesn’t come easy for
me, especially lyrics… music I can write til the cows
come home. But I don’t know… years ago when I was
having a hard time I was writing a lot… I think it’s too
dam good now… LOL ..So the last three years
especially… It’s been good since I left my day job and
now just playing music full time..yeah it’s too good.
DD: When was the first time you realized you had the
drive to take your music seriously?
DD: What’s your name and where were you born?
RB: My name is Ray Beadle I was born in Fairfield west of
Sydney, out in the western suburbs. I haven’t been back
there for nearly twenty years. I live down near
Wollongong now…. been there 10 years
DD: Who first inspired you to be a musician?
RB: It would have to be my dad. He played guitar. He
taught me how to play guitar when I was about nine.
Yeah I was pretty obsessed for about 6 years …pretty
overly obsessed…. it was really bad actually.
RB: That’s easy…that was about three years ago. I was
driving interstate semi trailers for about eight years.
And I just never thought I could make a living out of
music. Until I turned thirty, and I thought, Oh.. I could
see the next thirty years in the truck… and I had a bit of
a think about it and thought…. Oh I should have a go.
LOL Otherwise I’ll always regret it .. you know..
DD: It’s a good decision for you then!! Obviously!
RB: LOL. So far so good.
DD: Who are your musical inspirations?
DD: And you’re not obsessed now??
RB: No…. No not really… I am more obsessed about cars
actually.
DD: So can you describe for us what type of music you
play?
RB: Try and do a bit of everything.. blues is always
there…. in everything I play… I can’t help it.. sort of my
favourite type of music… if I am playing rock, there is still
blues there.. if I am playing jazz there is style a bit of
blues in there.
RB: Albert King’s definitely number one for me… and …
Everything else I listen to I sort of hear Albert King in it
anyway.. he has influenced so many other artists. He is
pretty much The Man.
DD: Do you get nervous before you perform and what
do you do to overcome it.?
RB: LOL…. I do like a few rums.. LOL It helps me out a
bit… LOL.. I don’t really get nervous, just depends on the
day.
DD: So what’s happening for Ray Beadle in the future??
DD: What is your favourite song of all time?
RB: There is a good Albert King song that I like, called
‘Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to
die’. It’s a really good slow blues, great lyrics.
DD: Do you normally write original material?
RB: Mostly playing in Sydney. Just trying to do different
sort of gigs playing with different musicians and trying
to get into different scenes.
DD: That was ‘Up Close and Personal with Ray Beadle’.
What a great guy.
Continued…..
The Groove – BASEQ Newsletter No.192 – September Edition 2013 Page 6
Radio Shows
Sunday
Blues, Blues, Blues
With John Fleming
Fraser Coast Community
Radio FM107.5FM
9pm - 12 midnight
Monday
Brian’s Monday Blues
94.1 Gold Coast Radio
With Brian Elliott
6pm to 9pm
Noosa Community Radio
101.3 FM
Blue Monday
With Al Hensley
11am - 2pm
Boppin’ The Blues with
Wayne Carlson 2pm to 4pm
Chillblain Blues
With Chillblain
6pm to 9pm
Blues With A Feeling
With Shaun Bindley
4AAA 98.9FM
Mon 8pm - 12 midnight
Tuesday
Graz’s Blues Den
With Graz Coral Coast
Community Radio
94.7FM
Tuesday Bluesday
With Susan Mitchell
Fraser Coast
Community Radio
FM107.5FM
Tues 9pm - 12am
Blues By The Bay
With John “Klosey”
Klose Bay FM 100.3
Brisbane Tuesdays
6pm-8pm
Nothin’ But The
Blues
With Mark Doherty
4ZZZ 102.1FM
Tuesdays 10-11pm
Blues Show
With Neil Williams 4TTT 103.9FM
Townsville Tuesdays 10pm - 12am
Wednesday
“King Street Blues” with Steve
Hughes 4OUR 101.5FM 6pm— 8pm
Blues in the Night
With Kay Howard Bay FM 100.3 Wednesdays 10pm - 12am
Railway Blues
With Steve Morgan 101FM Logan City
9pm - 12pm
Thursday
Roots and All
Sarah Howells Triple J 107.7 FM 10pm
- 1am
Cruisin’ for a Bluesin’
With The Honeydripper BAY FM 99.9
Byron Bay 8pm - 10pm
Night Groove
94.1 Gold Coast Radio
With Brian Elliott 6pm to 9pm
Saturday
Blues From The Bay
With Anthony Moulay and Ken
Hughes BayFM 99.9 Byron Bay
12 Noon – 2pm
Blues Friendly Music Stores
Atlantis Music
76A Scarborough Street, Southport
Contact - Bill Stewart - (07) 5527 1816
www.atlantismusic.com.au
Caneland Music Caneland
Shoppingtown, Mackay -Contact –
Joanne Dunn - 4951 2635
Music Machine
Mail order specialists- Contact
- Bruce Anton (07) 3848 8922
[email protected]
Neale Kunde (07) 3314 7203
[email protected]
Rockaway Records
Centro Shopping Centre,
Rochedale Rd, Springwood Q4127
3208 3771 www.rockaway.com.au
Skinny’s Records and Tapes
85 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane
(07) 3229 2389
continued…..
Tommyrockers
18 Mary Street, Gympie Q
4570 (07) 5482 7572
Discount entitlements for BASEQ
members on presentation of
current membership card.
Discounts not usually available on
sale items.
Guitar Brothers
15% discount on non-sale items.
Red Hill, Brisbane. (07) 3367 3558
Sarina: $5 off self-awareness and
meditation tuition (07) 3354 2470
[email protected]
Deb Warburton: 10% discount on
colour consultancy (07) 3857 7207
Rick Veneer:10% discount on web
site design. (07) 3711 9191
[email protected]
Music lessons
We encourage music teachers to
advertise discounted rates for
BASEQ members here. Please let
us know if you’d like to be
included.
Greg Baker - harmonica, Delta-style
guitar, fingerpicking, open tunings
and slide. (07) 3219 1201
Tim Gaze - guitar technique—
aspects and styles, recording and
mixing: one on one Protools
tutorials [email protected]
Cameron MacDonnell - guitar.
(07) 3359 9564
[email protected]
Greg Wilby (aka Phil Harmonic) electric slide guitar, open and
standard tunings.(07) 3844 2540
[email protected]
Morningside Fats blues guitar
lessons. Paul on 0409 023 068 or
[email protected]
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Friday 13th September
Royal Mail Goodna, 6.30 - Kyle Taylor 6.30pm
Coorparoo RSL, Coorparoo, 7pm – The Walters
Grand Central Hotel, Brisbane, 9.30pm – John Malcolm
The Morrison Hotel, W’Gabba, - Mick Diggles (The
Blues Doctor)
Submit your GIGs to: [email protected]
Gig guide listings: Dates for the Gig Guide should be
submitted to the Gig Guide Editor by email as soon as
possible. [email protected]
We actively chase member gigs information, but the responsibility for
getting information into the Guide rests with the musicians concerned. To
submit your own gigs you can access the website
www.baseqbrisbane.com home page 'submit your gig' section is added
for ease. BASEQ can not be held responsible for cancelations or rescheduled gig dates.
SEPTEMBER 2013 GIG GUIDE
- The next BASEQ Jams will be held on: Sunday 29th
September - 1.00pm to 7pm - Coorparoo RSL
- The Morrison Blues Jam every Sunday of each
month Mark D's Big 3, featuring Mike Frost on guitar,
will host a jam at The Morrison Hotel, 640 Stanley St,
and Woolloongabba. 2pm-5pm.
Sunday 1st September
The Joynt, Sth Brisbane, 4pm – John Malcolm
Mirasoul, Caxton St, 5.30pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Friday 6th September
Royal Mail Goodna, - Brian Fraser 4pm Richard Perso
6.30pm
Sharks Club, Southport, 8.30pm – The Angela Fabian
Band
The Joynt, Sth Brisbane, 9pm – The Mojo Webb Band
The Morrsison Hotel, W’Gabba, - Mick Diggles (The
Blues Doctor)
Saturday 7th September
The Boundary Hotel, West End, 8.30pm – The Walters
Royal Mail Goodna 12.30 – 7pm – Cleveland Blues
12.30: Brian Fraser 4-7pm
The Tivoli, the Valley, 6.30pm – Mick Medew & the
Rumours $50
8th
Sunday
September
4017 Bar & Grill, Sandgate, 3pm – The Baton Jukes
Scubar, Marcoola, 4pm – The Brodie Graham Band
Mirasoul, Caxton Street, 5.30pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Saturday 14th September
Royal Mail Goodna, 12 midday -7pm - ROYAL MAIL
CIGAR BOX GUITAR FESTIVAL with TWO RIVERS (Matt
Southon & Matt Elliott) and The Blue Skillet Rovers
The Boundary Hotel, West End, 8.30pm – The Walters
The Hideway, 8pm – Mike Beale (Solo)/Phil Barlow CD
Launch
Brew Bar, Lower Burnett Ln, Brisbane 8pm – Mojo
Webb (Solo)
Sunday 15th September
Mirasoul, Caxton St, 5.30pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Wednesday 18th September
The Joynt, Sth Brisbane, 8pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Friday 20th September
Mitchell Creek Rockin’ Blues Festival - Various Rock &
Blues Artists (Tix available on website)
Royal Mail Goodna, 6.30pm - John Malcolm
Redlands Multisports, Birkdale, 8pm – Transvaal
Diamond Syndicate, $10
The Wallaby Hotel, Mudgeeraba, 8pm – KNiki & Mike
Beale Project
Lock ‘n’ Load, West End – Mojo Webb (Solo)
The Morrison Hotel, W’Gabba, - Mick Diggles (The
Blues Doctor)
Saturday 21st September
Mitchell Creek Rockin’ Blues Festival – Various Rock &
Blues Artists (Tix available on website)
Royal Mail Goodna, - Laura Hill 11.30am; Lez Karski
Band 1.30pm; Transvaal Diamond Syndicate 5-7pm:
The Morrison Hotel, W’Gabba, 7.30pm – Hemi Kingi
Trio
The Boundary Hotel, West End, 8.30, - The Blues
Doctors
Sunday 22nd September
Mitchell Creek Rockin’ Blues Festival – Various Rock &
Blues Artists (Tix available on website)
Mirasoul, Caxton St, 5.30pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Continued………..
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AUSTRALIAN BLUES/ROOTS
NATIONAL AIRPLAY CHART
Monthly Chart #43 July 2013
Tuesday 24th September
Laurel Bank Park Toowoomba (Carnival of Flowers)
11am – 3pm – Blue Room Blues
Thursday 26th September
Toro, Auchenflower, 10pm – John Malcolm
Friday 27th September
Royal Mail Goodna, 6.30pm - Sarah Denning 6.30pm
Grand Central Hotel, Ann St, 9.30pm – Mojo Webb
(Solo)
The Morrison Hotel, W’Gabba, - Mick Diggles (The
Blues Doctor)
Saturday 28th September
The Boundary Hotel, West End, 8.30pm – The Walters
Royal Mail Goodna - The Blue Ruins 1pm; Blake Saban
3 4pm
Brew Bar, Lower Burnett St, Brisbane, 8pm – Mojo
Webb (Solo)
29th
Sunday
September
Royal Mail Goodna – Wolf Mail (USA) 2-5pm
Mirasoul, Caxton St, 5.30pm – Mojo Webb (Solo)
Currumbin RSL, Currumbin, 1pm – Devil’s Kiosk
BASEQ Sponsors
Blues Live Music Entertainment
This is a chart of air play that Australian blues albums
received from various participating radio stations
around Australia. For more information and historical
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BLUE EYES CRY
Sleeping alone
Blow These Tracks:
MR BLACK & BLUES & CHRIS
Live on the Blues
WILSON
Train
DAVE BREWER
Night Walkin'
DAN GRANERO
Time To Wake Up
JACK DERWIN
Covered All In Blue
RUSSELL MORRIS
Sharkmouth
ALI PENNEY & THE MONEY
And On It Goes
MAKERS
Tony Cini's Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS
Explosion Volume 4
LIZA OHLBACK
Trouble Goin’ Down
CROSS EYED CATS
Just messin'
LAZY EYE
Move Me
SUGARCANE COLLINS
Downunder The Blues
Hired Guns &
STORMCELLAR
Borrowed Glory
CHRIS WILSON & GEOFF
Box Of Blues
ACHISON
Last Thing On My
DAN DINNEN
Mind
TWO RIVER BLUES
Dirtwater Music
RAY BEADLE
Live
HAT FITZ & CARA ROBINSON Wiley Ways
DARREN JACK
Better Place
KEITH HALL & PAT DOW
Blues Hall
Don't Wanna Be
BLUESCORP
Famous
Outa Cash, Outa Luck
MAMA BLUE & SON
& Outa Booze
SHAUN KIRK
The Wick sessions
PJ O'BRIEN
Jefferson Blues
MORNINGSIDE FATS
Speak No Evil
New contributor enquiries for Australian Blues
and Roots Chart should be emailed to
Anthony Moulay
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September 20 - 22 Rock ‘N’ Blues Fest
Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Festival aims to build a
soulful event for artists, patrons and staff that we can
all enjoy and look forward to each year.
Friday 13th September - John Malcolm
Friday 27th September - Mojo Webb (Solo)
9.30pm- 12.30am
270 Ann Street Brisbane Central Station
Experiences like the Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Fest
are designed to get you out of dodge and take you on
an adventure that connects you with friends, music
and like minded people in an intimate and
inspirational setting.
This all weekender includes cracking rock 'n' roll
bands, blues artists, jam sessions & open mic slots
come see Australia's talent and maybe even show us
yours! For further details visit their website
The Walters
Friday 13th September – 7pm
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