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Review of Wild Billy Childish & CTMF
Billy Childish - a street walikin' cheetah from the wrong side of the tracks - the perfect antidote to all the radio friendly unit shifters and X Factor wannabies out there. long may he reign!
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Review of Wild Billy Childish & CTMF
I’ve always wanted to see Wild Billy Childish live, and had a great night. Couldn’t say which band I preferred more- The Singing Loins or CTMF.
Never been to this venue before. It’s fantastic that Maidstone has now got a music venue of this size, but I have only given it 3 stars due to the bar. Only 330ml bottles of lager available at a total rip-off price.
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Review of Glenn Tilbrook + Leon Tilbrook
Glenn is a brilliant songwriter and performer, he makes you laugh, he makes you cry, makes you dance and makes you sing. Leon is a chip off the old block. Both so naturally talented and gifted they make it look easy, which of course it isn't. Great night, thanks. Nice venue too.
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Review of Glenn Tilbrook + Leon Tilbrook
Great gig. The standard of guitar playing was exceptional. Glenn was really shredding that telecaster. Great venue too. Bring on more please. But.... can the venue stock bottles of ale?
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Review of Glenn Tilbrook + Leon Tilbrook
Good, new, modern venue with mix of standing and a small number of seats. Leon's set was a good mix of own compositions and covers and he showed himself to be a capable songwriter, good guitarist and a voice not dissimilar to his Dad's. Glenn was in great form; he still has that distinct pop-perfect voice and his guitar playing was, as always, brilliantly on point. The set selection included 2 or 3 of his solo material, some great covers (who knew Don't You Want Me would sound so great just with vocal and electric guitar?) and a great selection of classic Squeeze material, which the audience lapped up and duly sang along with. The encore featuring double Tilbrook was masterful; a very nice Leon composition followed by a great duet on Take Me I'm Yours. A really, really excellent evening
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