We were planning to film ‘Sweet Georgia Brown’ but would they get an encore? It was touch and go ..yes..no..yes..no. Oh of course they did. Recorded on another great Wednesday night at The Dukes. Sound by the incomparable Tony Lancett.

We were very honoured when Moishes Bagel stopped off between Hereford and Liverpool on their tour to give us a concentrated little blast of fine music. For some reason this particular film was incredibly hard work to edit and then get up onto Youtube but it was worth it and I’m sure you’re going to love it. Turn the little YouTube volume slider up to full and enjoy.

Remi and the boys popped in before their Dukes gig to give us this candlelit serenade.

It was only a matter of time before we got our own band on BroadSheep TV. Hope you like this hymn to leaving London with 2nd camera by Alison and a rather washed out look as a tribute to last night’s German rom-com at the film society!

Jake turned up over the weekend, borrowed my guitar (what a surprise) and recorded this beautiful song what he wrote. I am really chuffed with the film as I’ve finally got 2 HD cameras working although it did take 8 hours to download the bloody thing!

Although I would not normally feature films on this site from other sources I did feel it would be charitable to let you see this one made by a couple of old friends I used to know back in the day. Sadly they both now need full time care but they carry on dancing and singing. In fact in this film of them performing for their fellow residents the atmosphere is very like a friday night at the White Horse, Clun back in the old days.

Otros Aries played a full on gig with sequencers and projection to a roomfull of tango dancers in The Presteigne Assembly Rooms and then just before they left the next morning we managed to persuade Omar Massa (bandoneon) and Diego Ramos (piano) to do the dirty on Piazolla’s – Adios Nonino. Glorious!

Dave and Kate were kind enough to come and record this sweet version of  Jason Mraz song ‘I’m Yours’  on a Saturday morning having played 3 sets at the notorious No 46 Wine Bar in Presteigne High St the night before. One false start and they were off!

On the surface Arthur Ebeling and Chris Quinn seemed unlikely collaboraters. But after a storming gig at The Dukes ‘The Dutch Ray Charles’ and Chris from The Badgers recorded this delightful version of Dream a Little Dream for us. Arthur is in very mellow form and Chris is sounding like a classic 1930s crooner and they are both playing great guitar and obviously having a ball.

Martin really had hit the bottle in The Dukes the night before ending up discussing the meaning of life with John and Les after everyone else had left. It is a tribute to Martins extraordinary resiliance that he could turn in this sharp performance at 10.30 the next morning after only one cup of tea and Marmite on toast.