Live Music-8.30pm. The Broadkasters

By TheGreatExhibition
October 2, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 2, 2014

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Posted October 2, 2014

Come and join us tonight at 8.30pm!

The Broadkasters play blues the way people used to,some of it low down mean and dirty some if it grooves,some of it rocks and boogies the place,and all with a Broadkaster twist in the tail.Vintage sound equipment ,vintage and bespoke instruments help create a sound that is pure 1951,could be Memphis,could be Chicago.The trick is their own songs sound like that too,you wouldn't know whats what!The popularity of roots music comes and goes and at the moment there is a lot of attention being cast the Broadkasters way.They are the future of Blues Music,or should that be the future is the past?! You tell me.One thing is for sure The Broadkasters Dig it!!

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