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Posted by TonyFlynn on 15th September 2009 at 04:18 PM Live Blues at The White Horse
Tony Flynn
Thursday 24th September sees a brand new musical evening at The White Horse, Gilda Brook Road, Eccles.
Hosted by local musician and festival performer Mal aka Charlie White it will feature the talents of Roger Davies from Hudddersfield, Nick Dow from Blackpool and of course the inimitable Charlie White.
Roger plays folk based music with a quirky twist with words relating to his local area, Nick will be playing a set of traditional Romany tunes, whilst Charlie will be treating us to a set of Blues and Americana music.
This promises to be a great evening out and I am really looking forward to it, so get down there and support live music in the area.
Admission is free and the music will run from 9.00pm-11.00pm.
 Comment by Guest 19th September 2009
Hubert Sumlin - Hey - I'll show my arse on't town hall steps if I see you there. Aren't you Howlin' Wolf's Guitarist. Sam - Salford |
Comment by Guest 19th September 2009
This gig promises to be a cracker,thanks for bringing it to our attention, not enough Blues and Contemporary music in the Salford/Eccles area, glad that The White Horse and Charlie are doing something about this. see you there. |
Comment by Guest 19th September 2009
Wow . . . Charlie White at the local! Saw his band at Colne Blues Festival in August - they really should have been on the Main Stage, he opened with a few acoustic tunes on the Dobro - awesome - a new twist on a familiar genre of music - ill be there! Telehead |
Comment by Guest 18th September 2009
Charlie is an 'unsung hero' - brilliant, talented and with a sense of humor. A night not to be missed. I will definately be there. Also Nick Dow - he hosts Lancashire Bluenotes on BBC Radio I do believe. Sam - Salford |
Comment by Guest 17th September 2009
I have seen The Charlie White Project at various Blues Festivals in the North West and they are really good, this sounds a great night out. Howling Wilf. |
Comment by Guest 15th September 2009
Good to see live music on at the pub, it sounds a great combination Folk, Romany and Blues and it's free of charge!.I will definitely be there. Hubert Sumlin. |
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