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John Peel OBE, 1939 - 2004
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Sunday was scheduled
to be a party day to celebrate the ten years of the festival
featuring artists who have appeared at the festival over the
years.
Ian Parker
and his band opened and featured a mixture of original songs and
covers. The set included Everyday I Have The Blues, I Don’t
Wanna Waste My Days, Something More, By Your Side, All The Time
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Norman Beaker Band (UK) |
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the UKs great soul and blues influenced singer’s, Chris Farlowe
took to the stage with the Norman Beaker Band and delivered a
varied set of hits and blues covers. Songs included Action On
You Baby, I Don’t Want To Sing The Blues No More, I’ll Sing The
Blues For You, Ain’t No Big Deal, Handbags and Ggladrags,
Lonesome Road, Standing on Shaky Ground and Out of Time. |
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afternoon closed with the Ian Siegal Band who opened with a
tribute to Bo Diddley and then ran through thier usual set of
Groundhog Blues, Sugar Rush, Hard Times, I’m A Lover Not A
Fighter, Outskirts of Town and a medley of Freight Train/That's
Alright. Ian played up to the crowd and produced some fine solos
on his old Harmony guitars. A great way to close the Sunday
afternoon session. |
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