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This Sunday Sept 6th at the Coach and Horses, Dronfield there's FREE raw blues / spirituals / calypso / stomp funk from Tom Rodwell from 8pm till last call. Come down. "Rodwell manages to eschew the cliches that beset blues music. By turns wild, angry, hypnotic and sensual, it's as uncompromising as it is funky and some of the best live music I've seen." Blues in London. “Tom Rodwell is Sheffield's answer to Lightnin' Hopkins,” - NME. Coach & Horses Sheffield Road Dronfield Derbyshire S18 2GD Tel: 01246 413269 Next to Sheffield FC. Free cheese! Well served by the 43 and 44 bus from Sheffield Interchange and Bramall lane. Future gigs including Sept 16 @ Frog and Parrot, Division St and Sept 17 @ Harlequin, Nursery St.

PS curtains up at 7.30pm!!

And of course, I should point out that the Harlequin's on Nursery St (off the Wicker), the show starts around 8.30pm (till very late) and there is no cover charge (though a hat will be passed around...)

Appearing as part of Millers Modern Music Hall, Sat 23rd May, at the fantastic Lantern Theatre, Nether Edge: Tickets £10 available from 0114 256 1431 duncan.miller@randomacts.ltd.uk "Be transported to the birth of recorded music as fortunetelling songstress, Madame Pamita, brings her own bizarre and unique American medicine show to town. Coming all the way from the city of Los Angeles with her pack of tarot cards in one hand and a ukulele in the other, she brings a wagon-load of authentic rural blues, jug band and comic proto-jazz numbers to curious seekers. Romance and revenge and mirth and mayhem! Fans of Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, Alan Lomax's field recordings or what Greil Marcus likes to call "the Old Weird America" will be in for a evening's entertainment like no other!" http://www.madamepamita.com http://www.myspace.com/madamepamita

Be transported to the birth of recorded music as fortunetelling songstress, Madame Pamita, brings her own bizarre and unique American medicine show to town. Coming all the way from the city of Los Angeles with her pack of tarot cards in one hand and a ukulele in the other, she brings a wagon-load of authentic rural blues, jug band and comic proto-jazz numbers to curious seekers. Romance and revenge and mirth and mayhem! Fans of Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, Alan Lomax's field recordings or what Greil Marcus likes to call "the Old Weird America" will be in for a evening's entertainment like no other! (Plus special guest Kelly Marie Martin from LA's mountain music monsters Triple Chicken Foot, and local blues guitarist Tom Rodwell & friends). http://www.madamepamita.com http://www.myspace.com/madamepamita