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John Spiers + Aartwork + Emma & The Hot Tub Men : The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House, Friday 28 Oct.


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John Spiers + Aartwork + Emma & The Hot Tub Men : The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House 40 Stuart Road SE15 3BE. Fri 28 Oct, 7PM.


Advance tickets available here : http://www.wegottickets.com/thegooseisout



Ex Bellowhead, Ex Spiers and Boden, melodeon player extraordinaire ? we are delighted to be welcoming John Spiers back to the Goose, this time in a solo capacity!


It was only during his time studying natural sciences at King?s College, Cambridge that John bought his first melodeon as a way of continuing to play music in a room too small to house a piano. This chance purchase opened up a whole world of new music making and the early exposure to morris dancing suddenly found a context. Highly influenced by the recordings of John Kirkpatrick and with the generous support of the local folk club, his playing advanced very quickly indeed,


John would also take his Melodeon out and about to pub sessions. It was at one such session he met Jon Boden, and the rest they say ...


Aartwork offer something quite eclectic With fiddle and recorder on melody, jazzy acoustic guitar, electric bass and cahon/drums in the rhythm section, Aartwork blend original Celtic style tunes with bluesy/jazzy grooves.

http://www.aartwork.co.uk/


Emma & The Hot Tub Men play an eclectic mixture of original blues and traditional folk songs, with the odd French cover thrown in.

https://www.facebook.com/emmaandthehottubmen/?pnref=lhc


 

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