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Boom Boom Room Friday 10th February

  • 27-01-2006 7:57am
    #1
    revilegreg
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  • #2
    revilegreg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 94 ✭✭revilegreg


    Bump


  • #3
    Bottle_of_Smoke
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    Where is the Boom Boom Room? My friend's in the winding stair? Any links to their music?


  • #4
    revilegreg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 94 ✭✭revilegreg


    Upstairs @ Patrick Conways on Parnell Street, It's pretty much opposite the ambassador!


    No samples for the winding stair just yet im afraid........


  • #5
    revilegreg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 94 ✭✭revilegreg


    Since it's The Winding Stairs First Performance here , some additional info...


    Comprised of musicians Claire Galway, Tom Hughes, Mary O'Halloran and
    Ciaran
    Tracey, THE WINDING STAIR play a dark and evocative variation on
    acoustic
    folk.

    Debuting in the more intimate venues of Belfast in the autumn of 2005,
    TWS'
    gigs have met with fantastic reponse from audiences and immediate
    re-booking
    from venues:
    Taking acoustic folk influences from the likes of John Renbourne and
    Martin
    Carthy (Tracey), the music is then softened, darkened and made
    enchanting by
    the addition of cello (Hughes), violin (Galway) and plaintive vocals
    (O'Halloran).


  • #6
    revilegreg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 94 ✭✭revilegreg


    This Friday...............


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    revilegreg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 94 ✭✭revilegreg


    This Friday...............


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