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John Peel OBE, 1939 - 2004
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Sherman Robertson Band (US)
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final evening started with Louisiana born, but raised in Texas,
guitarist Sherman Robertson who delighted the audience with a
professionally delivered set of blues. Sherman was on fine form
and produced some excellent solos from his Stratocaster during
songs such as Shake Rattle & Roll, Victim of Circumstance, How
Do I Tell Her Its Through, She’s My Texas Cutie, Am I Losing You
and Linda Lou. An audience walkabout was also included much to
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Jools Holland & the Rhythm & Blues
Orchestra
www.joolsholland.com
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'A festival in one Performance'
Jools Holland, piano and vocals - Ruby Turner, vocals - Louise
Marshall, vocals
- Marc Almond, vocals - Mark Flanagan, guitar - Dave Swift, bass
& acoustic bass
- Phil Veacock, saxophone - Lisa Grahame, saxophone - Michael 'Bammi'
Rose, saxophone
- Derek Nash, saxophone - Nick Lunt, baritone saxophone - Rico
Rodriguez, trombone
- Roger Goslyn, trombone - Fayyaz Virji, trombone - Winston
Rollins, trombone
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Jason McDermid, trumpet -
Jon
Scott, trumpet -
Chris Storr, trumpet - Gilson Lavis, drums
Closing the show was
Jools Holland & The Rhythm & Blues Orchestra with guests. Anyone
who has seen any of Jools Holland’s TV shows will know what to
expect from Jools and he certainly delivered, lots of
boogie-woogie piano and solos by various members of his band.
Guest singers were Louise Marshall whose three songs included
Georgia, Ruby Turner who included Loving Tonight and Peace In
The Valley with the final guest singer Marc Almond who included
Say Hello & Wave Goodbye, Only False Emotions and Tainted Love.
The capacity crowd lapped up
Jools and the band’s performance ensuring that the festival
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