Steve Brown CD Launch at Semaphore Workers’ Club
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This Friday - April 16 - The Steve Brown Band launches its new CD on-stage at the Semaphore Workers’ Club. It’s an historic moment as the CD was recorded live at the club, mixed and mastered by David Rhodes, and has now returned the spread its glory. The CD is dedicated to former bass player for the Steve Brown Band James Sked who last his battle with cancer last year. Musicians featured on the album are Steve Brown - vocals and guitar, David Rhodes - guitars, Jeff Algra - drums, Kevin Sheefy - Bass and backing vocals and Sav Palaktsoglou. The mighty Dave Pearse was at the desk. The Steve Brown Band CD will be available for sale at the club on the night.
Steve Brown - it's all about the song
Live music starts around 9.00 pm.
Sweet Baby James and Rob Eyers do the Double Voodoo at Semaphore
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Sunday March 14 will see Sweet Baby James Meston and Rob Eyers working the mojo, rattling the snake bones and chasing the headless chickens as they play just about every song from their newly released CD - Double Voodoo. Live music starts around 5.30.
Double Voodoo Blues
Sweet Baby James and Rob Eyers
Double Wammy at the Semaphore Workers CLub
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Yes!!! This Sunday November 29 you can see, hear and even touch Double Wammy at the Semaphore Workers Club. It’s at Semaphore, overlooking the beach and that other joint the Palais where the pokies sign is the biggest thing you see.
But it’s Double Wammy you want to be near! That thumping, bumping and crooning bunch of hoodlums who will entertain you with their musical Power Soul (registered trademark) from 5 - ish to 8 pm. The smallest cover charge ($5) will allow you to have a mighty Sunday evening with low rent friends in a million dollar setting. What could be better?
Sun 8th Feb - Hoy Hoy
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HOY-HOY! Started out as a trio based on the early blues of the Texas band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, who were themselves fans of earlier artist’s including Slim Harpo.
Being remnants of Adelaide bands The Flyers and Mickey Finn , it was not long before original tunes written by South Australian artists became a part of the show. Tunes penned by Don Morrison, David Blight, Dave Small, and Frank are featured here, as well as some borrowed old ones like Too Late, 300 pounds, Dr. feelgood’s night time and Extra Jimmies.
See them Sunday 8th from 6 pm!
Double Wammy Sunday 25th January
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Your last chance to see Double Wammy at the Semaphore Workers Club in January this year is Sunday the 25th! Of course, they’ll be back, but you want to see them in January, like everybody else, don’t you? Of fuggin’ course you do.
The Semaphore Workers Club is THE home for Roots and Blues music in South Australia. Once you discover the place you will want to spend every weekend down there sampling the finest live music getting about these days. And even if you think Double Wammy is a bucket of poo with sticks shoved in the top, you can still sit on the veranda, sip an icy Coopers Pale and enjoy a view across Gulf St John Vincent that millionaires would pay a million bucks for. So get on down to Semaphore, bring your friends (if you have any) or your partner, pardner, and rock till your socks rot with Double Wammy this Sunday, January 25. LIve music kicks off around 5 pm.
Dec 14 - Double Wammy
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Late breaking news! A fortunate (for some) gig shuffling has given the world (yes, the world! No point underplaying your hand) a rare (uncooked, that is) opportunity to witness Double Wammy ripping the bag - and spilling the marbles - at the Semaphore Workers Club on Sunday Evening, December 14.
Unrehearsed, tired and emotional, they will be; perhaps they won’t have cleaned their teeth since breakfast and might not be all that nice to get next to; perhaps one of them will be in a snaky mood (probably) but that’s what it’s like when you’ve got the world’s Number 1 - that’s Number Three Minus Two - exponents of …. shit, i’ve forgotten what they’re good at … oh yes… the premier Power Soul … thingamajigs on stage.
At the Semaphore Workers Club. Sunday evening. At Semaphore. Did i say they were Double Wammy!? Anyway, it’s them.