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Acoustic Open Mic + Sing and Jam, 7.30pm, Sunday 25th March, Clockhouse Pub


paco

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Come to the Clockhouse Open Mic + Sing and Jam, last Sunday of the month in the lovely Blake Room.


Bring your voices and/or instruments: guitars (amp if you wish) keyboard, violin, percussion, mouth organ etc. and have a good sing.


Come along and sing, or just listen- so no performance pressure!


How does it work?


We will alternate between


1. Open Mic, where anyone can do a song and


2. Sing and Jam where anyone can suggest a song and we all sing/play along.


What Genres? For the Open Mic, anything you like.


For the Sing and Jam, perhaps stuff that isn't too obscure and that people are likely to know, as participation is the point...


Simon

07906 568 843

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