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« Reply #580 on: December 16, 2010, 11:18:44 AM »

Edgar Broughton solo...

would that mean "over there to the edge please, demons, over there to the edge"  Wink

I didn't realise the EBB had packed it in.  Shame.

Another quick shout for Corvus Corax.......
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« Reply #581 on: December 16, 2010, 12:07:43 PM »




Oh and Neil Innes doing a Rutles show.

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Yep!... Neil Innes would be a brilliant choice !

Have just booked tickets to see him at Arlington Arts Centre Newbury, on March 4th next year ! Wink
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« Reply #582 on: December 16, 2010, 12:14:34 PM »

You don't want to see Neil Innes doing a Rutles show, trust me, not if you have any fond memories of the Prefab Four to maintain.
The last time I saw Neil Innes, however, he was doing a residency in Ipswich over the course of a month involving a five-woman vocal harmony quintet and an acoustic pop band. Everyone collaborated on each others' material and line ups morphed and flowed depending on what was being performed at the time. So you'd get Innes playing congas on a song about supermarket checkouts at one point and then a full band and backing choruse on a Rutles number the next. It was an extraordinary show and one that he was threatening to take out on the road which, if it happens, means (a) it'll be a great night out in a theatre and (b) it'd be a phenomenally disappointing Cropredy turn.  
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« Reply #583 on: December 16, 2010, 12:16:42 PM »

If we want a comedy music act PLEASE let it be Mitch Benn!!
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« Reply #584 on: December 16, 2010, 12:33:37 PM »




What about Damien Rice? I reckon he'd go down well...


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« Reply #585 on: December 16, 2010, 12:48:03 PM »


You don't want to see Neil Innes doing a Rutles show, trust me, not if you have any fond memories of the Prefab Four to maintain.
The last time I saw Neil Innes, however, he was doing a residency in Ipswich over the course of a month involving a five-woman vocal harmony quintet and an acoustic pop band. Everyone collaborated on each others' material and line ups morphed and flowed depending on what was being performed at the time. So you'd get Innes playing congas on a song about supermarket checkouts at one point and then a full band and backing choruse on a Rutles number the next. It was an extraordinary show and one that he was threatening to take out on the road which, if it happens, means (a) it'll be a great night out in a theatre and (b) it'd be a phenomenally disappointing Cropredy turn.  


Yeah....Have to agree with you there. Smiley

It's often the intimacy of a small theatre that's required to provide the magic "extra" ingredient to make certain acts a little bit special.

Might get very lost in a field of several thousand.  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #586 on: December 16, 2010, 01:16:18 PM »


If we want a comedy music act PLEASE let it be Mitch Benn!!


Seconded. Mitch is a consummate musician as well as comedic. But not on Saturday as he'd clash with Richard Digance.
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« Reply #587 on: December 16, 2010, 01:20:48 PM »



If we want a comedy music act PLEASE let it be Mitch Benn!!


Seconded. Mitch is a consummate musician as well as comedic. But not on Saturday as he'd clash with Richard Digance.


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« Reply #588 on: December 16, 2010, 01:29:58 PM »



Haven't been to Cropredy since 07 but hopefully we're all ready for 2011.
Here's my 10 cents;
Edgar Broughton (solo, as the 'band' is no more)
Arthur Brown (deserves to be on the Cropredy stage !!)
The Rutles (would be great fun)
Mark Farner (from Grand Funk Railroad)
Osibisa (haven't seen them since '97)
Leon Russell (and maybe his english friend?)
The Stranglers
Colosseum
David Byrne
Horslips (!!!)
John Lees' Barclay James Harvest (RIP Wolly)
Roger Hodgeson (would be super)
and why not
Peter Gabriel ??!! Smiley

That is one mighty list...

I'd go!!  Colosseum!  Grin  And my all-time favourite hero Mr Gabriel  Kiss
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« Reply #589 on: December 16, 2010, 02:08:40 PM »



If we want a comedy music act PLEASE let it be Mitch Benn!!


Seconded. Mitch is a consummate musician as well as comedic. But not on Saturday as he'd clash with Richard Digance.


Agreed about Mitch Benn being excellent, but would he work in a big field with many thousands (hopefully) watching him?
I think it might all get a bit lost.
Brilliant on R4 though.  Smiley
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« Reply #590 on: December 16, 2010, 02:19:39 PM »




Haven't been to Cropredy since 07 but hopefully we're all ready for 2011.
Here's my 10 cents;
Edgar Broughton (solo, as the 'band' is no more)
Arthur Brown (deserves to be on the Cropredy stage !!)
The Rutles (would be great fun)
Mark Farner (from Grand Funk Railroad)
Osibisa (haven't seen them since '97)
Leon Russell (and maybe his english friend?)
The Stranglers
Colosseum
David Byrne
Horslips (!!!)
John Lees' Barclay James Harvest (RIP Wolly)
Roger Hodgeson (would be super)
and why not
Peter Gabriel ??!! Smiley

That is one mighty list...


I'd go!!  Colosseum!  


The last time I saw them there was a 20 minute drum solo (yawn) but it was around 1971.

Danny and the Champs please.
and Drive By Truckers
Loudon
Emmylou
HMHB
Chris & Julie Big Band
Cowboy Junkies
Cracker/CVB
Wilco
Baby Lemonade
Outcast Band
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« Reply #591 on: December 16, 2010, 03:11:46 PM »




If we want a comedy music act PLEASE let it be Mitch Benn!!


Seconded. Mitch is a consummate musician as well as comedic. But not on Saturday as he'd clash with Richard Digance.


Agreed about Mitch Benn being excellent, but would he work in a big field with many thousands (hopefully) watching him?
I think it might all get a bit lost.
Brilliant on R4 though.  Smiley


We saw Mitch Benn at MusicPort Festival last year. Superb! He has a band behind him and a full set of material so he can carry a pretty big gig.

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« Reply #592 on: December 16, 2010, 03:29:22 PM »

Outcast Band most definitely.  

Back together and with a new album out.  Shocked  A few of us went to the launch a few weeks back and they are very special live.
They would be great for Croppers
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« Reply #593 on: December 16, 2010, 04:54:17 PM »


Outcast Band most definitely.  

Back together and with a new album out.  Shocked  A few of us went to the launch a few weeks back and they are very special live.
They would be great for Croppers


I thought they played the best set of the weekend at Mayfest this year. Missed their main set the previous year but did them see them play an excellent set in the bar late at night the next day.
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« Reply #594 on: December 16, 2010, 05:01:17 PM »

Just shows it horses for courses an' all that. I watched Mitch Benn at BD's this year and thought he absolute garbage.
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« Reply #595 on: December 16, 2010, 05:40:28 PM »


Oh and Neil Innes doing a Rutles show.
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There's a Rutles tribute act (unbelievably) who do a much better job.  Wink
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meSelGqcp2M
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« Reply #596 on: December 16, 2010, 05:50:41 PM »


There's a Rutles tribute act (unbelievably) who do a much better job.  Wink
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meSelGqcp2M


Ha!  I used to think that if anyone ever did a "Bootleg Rutles" it would be the ultimate tribute act.  And now they have.

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« Reply #597 on: December 16, 2010, 06:23:50 PM »



There's a Rutles tribute act (unbelievably) who do a much better job.  Wink
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meSelGqcp2M


Ha!  I used to think that if anyone ever did a "Bootleg Rutles" it would be the ultimate tribute act.  And now they have.

Jules


Brilliant stuff !

If I hadn't known in advance, I would have sworn they were the real (Err..Rutles that is) thing. Cool
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« Reply #598 on: December 16, 2010, 06:24:41 PM »


Edgar Broughton solo...
would that mean "over there to the edge please, demons, over there to the edge"  Wink
I didn't realise the EBB had packed it in.  Shame.

So glad I saw them at Aylesbury last year (with Pretty Things & Groundhogs).  

An awesome gig but not maybe Strictly Cropredy ?
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« Reply #599 on: December 16, 2010, 06:35:11 PM »


Danny and the Champs please.
and Drive By Truckers
Loudon
Emmylou
HMHB
Chris & Julie Big Band
Cowboy Junkies
Cracker/CVB
Wilco
Baby Lemonade
Outcast Band


That's more like it Nick. Most of your list I'd happily go for.
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