Reviewing promo activity for Children In Need gig on Nov 13. Gonnna catch cribs and Doves at White Air 2nite.Nasıl: neutral
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DJ Captain Bob is the dj and charity event promoter who cares - about the music and the people. This year's CHILDREN IN NEED event took place at Hove Town Hall on Nov 13th with DJCAPTAINBOB, CLAYTON STRANGE [cool indie) XANTHUS [one big geezer with a load of machines who produces cinematic electronica sounscapes), the hotly tipped for the top HEELS CATCH FIRE [cutting edge indie math rock] and THE CURST SONS [terrific hillbilly combo from the swamps of Brighton with a killer live act]. Could have done with a few more punters on a horrible wet and windy night but the music was mighty fine & about £300 was raised all in from this event & assoicatred activity.Thanx to all the bands and Cliff for Roy for the sound & lights.
I also djd at this year's Rockinghorse Wonderland Ball in the Grand Hotel on Saturday November 28. Goods upfrit crowd. My second set was marred by the band who also played managing to cut my power off 3 times as they broke down their gear but hey ho thats rock n roll.
Bookings for various gigs - weddings, birthdays, clubs etc - keep on coming for 09 and 10. On the horizon for December:private function 4th, fudnraiser at the Marina for Ireland Lodge on the 11th and BHCC's big office party @ Hove Town Hall Dec 17.
The captain is no longer in the Soul Deep DJ Collective, but wishes his old dj buddies all the best and hopes to comes across them from time to time spinning soul classics.
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE CAPTAIN BOB current playlists include:
Psyche Me Out - a stunning blend of leftfield and psychedelic mayhem from the likes of Ozric Tentacles, Spritualised, Pretty Things, the Orb, Pink Floyd, Bevis Frond etc. I Love Music - love songs, ranging from cheese to pop and rock, from soul to rnb and hip hop, from sad to feel good. Dead Good - eavesdrop on the greatest disco in heaven with the likes of Michael Jackson, Hendrix, Lennon, Joplin, Elvis, Joy Division, Nirvana, The Who, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Tim Buckley, Jeff Buckley, The Doors, Marvin Gaye, Marc Bolan/T.Rex, Joey Ramone/Ramones, Dusty Springfield, Bob Marley, George Harrison, Joe Strummer/Clash, Miles Davis etc etc. Fromage Homage - a testament to the durability of cheesey stuff incl. disco, glam & easy. Its kool to be chav. Mod A Go Go - relive the 60s with a mod spin. Small Faces, the Who, Kinks, Motown etc. Reggae Got Soul - tasty blend of Ska, Motown, Trojan, Stax, Atlantic etc. Get the Funk Out - lashings of soul, funk and disco. The Instrumental Goldmine - broad range of instrumentals. The Covers Show - every track is a cover version of someone else's track. Could include versions of or by the Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, Dylan, Led Zep, Elvis, Flaming Lips, Kylie, Elton John, Jeff Beck, Manics, Bowie etc. Retromobo - classics from the back catalogue of black music incl. rnb, rnr, blues, jazz, gospel, soul & hip hop. Girls Girls Girls - every track features female vocals. Covers a broad spectrum of music. Its In The Mix - featuring different mixes or versions of well known trax, sometimes by the original artists and sometimes [as featured in the Covers Show] by others. Summer Breeze - evocative blend of sunkissed reggae, ska, soca and other exotic dance stuff + Beach Boys and sunny summer sounds. St Patrick's Night- best of Irish music from the likes of U2, Van Morrison, Thin Lizzy, Sinead O'Connor, Christy Moore, Brian Kennedy and ceilidh music. Rock - air guitar, head banging, no nonsense stuff from the 60s to now. Quite loud! 70s - diverse sounds of the seventies. Punk's Not Dead - original punk and new wave. From the Electric Prunes thru to the Ramones & Buzzcocks thru to the Hives, Datsuns etc. Unashamedly loud from start to finish. Campaign, Protest & Rebel Songs - great message songs from well known Troubadours like Dylan, Manics, Springsteen, U2, Christy Moore, Tom Paxton, Joan Baez, Billy Bragg, Levellers, Ewan McColl and Peggy Seeger. Dance/Club Anthems - house, rave, trance, techno, rare groove, 70s disco classics etc. The Kids Are Allright - safe set based around hits from last 6 years; ideal for kids' parties. The Noughties - a more adventurous set of varied music of this decade. Sex & Drugs & Rock 'n' Roll - exactly wot it says. Loadsa trax from the last century and this on these three oft sung about topics eg Ian Dury, Chuck Berry, AC/DC, Barry White, Dr Hook, Beatles, U2, Thin Lizzy, Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Ramones, Led Zep, Marvin Gaye, Primal Scream, Kylie, Madonna, Scissor Sisters etc. Chill - cool, ambient, melancholy, varied laid back fusion of mellow moods. Nice. Retro/School Daze - mainly pop chart hits from whatever era suits the dancefloor. Fun. 50s/60s & Rock 'n'Roll - sometimes vinyl only, but always great. Blues/Jazz/ Roots - cross section of blues, jazz, world, country and folk from the 20s to now. All That Jazz - all sorts of jazz incl. vocals, trad, big band, bebop, piano and current. How Blue Can You Get - a veritable blues fest from Robert Johnson to Eric Clapton and stops in between. He's Got The Whole World In His Hands - gospel, folk, country and world music, some with a spiritual feel or undercurrent. From The Sublime To The Ridiculous - the type of playlist that would be sponsored by an anarchist anti-disco league or if you want more structure you can have classic trax alternating with more challenging stuff. There are no rules. Who cares about beats per minute or that Frankie Knuckles at his best follows the Dickies, that Marvin Gaye shares airspace with Benny Hill and Sandy Denny duets with barking dogs? 80s/90s - idiosyncratic blend of pop, rock, rave, house etc from 1980 to 1999. Molotov - explosive genre busting mix of Captain Bob's dancefloor faves selected from the above plus leftfield suprises. Satan Was A Lesbian - A heady blend of outrageous, funny, silly and downnright wierd trax from the 50s onwards. May include some spoken word trax and definitely not for the fainthearted or anyone easily offended. Punter's Mix 'n' Match - you tell the Captain before the gig how you like it and he delivers. World's Worst Disco - not for the fainthearted. Features the playlist from hell. As with all playlists can do edited version within a set.
You can email me on bob2bruce@ntlworld.com
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30 Kas 2009 20:00
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27 Kas 2009 15:15
It's from our new "Best Of" album. You can download the track for your upcoming Christmas party mixtape by clicking here:
Not in the Christmas mood yet? Then here's our current single "Au Revoir" with the David Bowie's Mike Garson on piano.
love
Lola + Richard
LOLA DUTRONIC
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Meanwhile you can download the single by clicking here:
25 Kas 2009 09:19
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13 Kas 2009 09:37
Hi Bob. Thanks for being our friend. What are you up to
this weekend? If you get a chance pop by and let us know what you think of our
tunes?
Cheers
70s Cop
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9 Kas 2009 15:25
Thanks for the invite. We'd be well up for getting involved in chariteee events.
Short & Girlie
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9 Kas 2009 12:00
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3 Kas 2009 22:20
Just to let you know that our Debut Album has been released on iTunes, we're commenting you with a link to it and our ReverbNation tune widget to enable you to have a little sneak preview!
click here to view our album on iTunes!
The album is £7.99 or 79p per song. If you want to download a song then please make it Track 7 (Friends Like You) so we can all be on the same page and hopefully get a chart position :)
Also if you could RATE US 5-STARS it'll be massively helpful if you don't buy anything!
Finally we'd like to thank you for all the support!
3 Kas 2009 21:32
Best ones
Steve
3 Kas 2009 14:01
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30 Eki 2009 07:42
Thanks very much for your friendship request.
Have a great weekend.
Very best wishes
Cathy
29 Eki 2009 18:46
29 Eki 2009 17:46
Hey hello and how are you? Thank you for having The Road Rash Blues Show as a friend.
This show and station is dedicated to the promotion of independent Blues Artists and Blues Infected Music from around the world and aired out of Kansas city, although im English.
I hope if you listen you enjoy the show its packed with fun as well as great tunes.
Its a real pleasure to meet you.
Very Best Wishes
Terry Knott
The Road Rash Blues Show.
29 Eki 2009 14:51