ed99
10-12-2005, 16:12
tonight and tomorrow's artists in the ritzy cafe...
enjoy
don't suppose anyone came to see the songs of nick drake live in screen 1 last night? great night that should open the door for more live sets in the 350 capacity screen 1 sometime soon with some possible midnight freebies in the mix...
ed
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Ritzy Cafe
Upstairs at the Ritzy Cinema
Brixton Oval
www.picturehouses.co.uk/site/cinemas/ritzy/cafe-bar-events.htm
Sat 10 Dec – The Southern Electrics
Currently causing a stir in the alt.rock scene, these South-East Londoners have already garnered quite a celebrity following (Mani from The Stone Roses & Primal Screen and Maxim from the Prodigy are big fans).
“Think of Super Fury Animals and The Doors and you are in the same ball park. Flippin’ fantastic. Go and buy it!” XPOSED
”Moody, smouldering, pure dynamite” MTV
www.thesouthernelectrics.com
8pm FREE
Sun 11 Dec – Rosie Brown
Luscious vocals, intriguing lyrics and delicate arrangements have won singer-songwriter Rosie Brown a high profile on the UK live-music scene. At their South London studio, Rosie Brown and Austrian guitarist and co-writer Bernd Rest have set up Stück Records, where they recorded and produced their critically acclaimed debut album, By The Blue, and their new album Clocks and Clouds.
"Tardy as Brown's follow-up to her 2002 debut By the Blue is, it's been worth the wait. Elemental, sensual, laced with choice saxophone, vibraphone, double bass and oboe, Clocks and Clouds is often reminiscent of John Martyn circa Bless the Weather. Enjoy by candlelight with a good red, or something green and combustible." Q
"The South London chanteuse returns with a collection of fine songs that surpass even the debut By the Blue. Rosie's vocals conjure up hints of Joni Mitchell in her heyday and have never sounded better than now. Check this lady out. She should, by rights, be massive." Straight No Chaser
www.rosiebrown.com
8pm FREE
enjoy
don't suppose anyone came to see the songs of nick drake live in screen 1 last night? great night that should open the door for more live sets in the 350 capacity screen 1 sometime soon with some possible midnight freebies in the mix...
ed
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Ritzy Cafe
Upstairs at the Ritzy Cinema
Brixton Oval
www.picturehouses.co.uk/site/cinemas/ritzy/cafe-bar-events.htm
Sat 10 Dec – The Southern Electrics
Currently causing a stir in the alt.rock scene, these South-East Londoners have already garnered quite a celebrity following (Mani from The Stone Roses & Primal Screen and Maxim from the Prodigy are big fans).
“Think of Super Fury Animals and The Doors and you are in the same ball park. Flippin’ fantastic. Go and buy it!” XPOSED
”Moody, smouldering, pure dynamite” MTV
www.thesouthernelectrics.com
8pm FREE
Sun 11 Dec – Rosie Brown
Luscious vocals, intriguing lyrics and delicate arrangements have won singer-songwriter Rosie Brown a high profile on the UK live-music scene. At their South London studio, Rosie Brown and Austrian guitarist and co-writer Bernd Rest have set up Stück Records, where they recorded and produced their critically acclaimed debut album, By The Blue, and their new album Clocks and Clouds.
"Tardy as Brown's follow-up to her 2002 debut By the Blue is, it's been worth the wait. Elemental, sensual, laced with choice saxophone, vibraphone, double bass and oboe, Clocks and Clouds is often reminiscent of John Martyn circa Bless the Weather. Enjoy by candlelight with a good red, or something green and combustible." Q
"The South London chanteuse returns with a collection of fine songs that surpass even the debut By the Blue. Rosie's vocals conjure up hints of Joni Mitchell in her heyday and have never sounded better than now. Check this lady out. She should, by rights, be massive." Straight No Chaser
www.rosiebrown.com
8pm FREE