Get your doo-dahs out (nb)

[Twister_Ken]

If you're of the Talking 'bout my generation generation, do yourselves a huge favour and book tickets to see <A target="_blank" HREF=http://thecounterfeitstones.net/index.php?ct=gigs>The Counterfeit Stones</A> Get Your Doo-Dahs Out Tour, coming to a venue (reasonably) near you.

The show is a mixture of brilliantly good muscianship, combined with really cheesy humour (it starts off at a home for confused and aged rock stars, Furke Hall). Best night out I've had for years. Even got a demographically late-middle-age audience rocking in the aisles.

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[Rowana]

Certainly nowhere near me I'm afraid. Not one venue north of the border. Just something else I'll have to miss - Boo-Hoo. Still, not sure if my ageing ticker could stand it anyway!

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[Peppermint]

If you get the chance "Jean Genie" are a Bowie tribute band that Bowie likes.

They have done Salcombe Music Festival a couple of times and they are very good indeed.

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[Aja]

We went to see 'Nearly Dan' couple of weeks ago.

Fine 10-piece band they were too.

Donald

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[Twister_Ken]

More here

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,685-1058599,00.html>Times review</A>

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[beancounter]

Thanks Ken,

I'm off to see them when they reach Cambridge in late April. Having seen the originals (c1970) I'm sure it will be a great evening.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to practice my pout and strut.....

John

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