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hat a bumper edition we have for you this time. Page 4/5 we have a roundup of the 41st Norwich Beer Festival, page 5 Greenhouse Gallery, and page 17 the joys on riding a bike by Bicycle Link. Loads of music at Norwich Art Centre pages 22/23/25, the Voice project page 23, more art than you can shake a stick at with Open Studios on page 29, not to mention Norwich Castle, Strangers Hall, Lost in Translation Circus and our regulars (long may they continue) Richard Penguin, a very Christmassy Monty Shaft, Mr W. Anchor with his Grumpy Corner, David Berwick’s Local History Matters, Organic Gardening with Birgit Griem and recipes from Zena Leech-Calton.

I can’t believe it’s almost Christmas. I would like to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy New Year and take this chance to thank all our readers, contributors and advertisers for all your help and support in 2018. Our magazine has again made a wonderful service in kind donation of over £58,000 this year to local charities through advertising, listings, design services and the really good will of all the staff at Anglia Print Ltd. I hope that you have all been very, very good children this year and have a great Christmas and New Year.

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rom the generosity of the October festival public, the chosen local charity, Headway, raised over £11,000 towards its care for brain-injured people of all ages in Norfolk and Waveney. Daniel Williams, the charity’s Director, commented that they are all thrilled with the donations and the increased awareness of the charity and their work.

For those sorry to see the end of the festival, Norwich & Norfolk CAMRA are pleased to announce they have another festival – just around the corner in February!

The Great British Beer Festival Winter will kick start on 1 February with a Fringe Festival around Norwich ale and cider pubs and the Beer Festival itself will start from the 19th February 2019 in the Halls. The February Festival, which offers beers of every season, shade and style, so will have those popular golden beers sitting alongside the winter favourites, plus ciders and perries, will have music nights on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Free entrance to CAMRA members will also be extended to this festival, which will run from Tuesday 19th to Saturday 23rd February 2019.

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The festival will then move to a different CAMRA location in 2020, having been hosted in Norwich for the customary three years. So this is the last chance to attend the festival in Norwich!

The February festival hopes to repeat the success of the Norwich Beer Festival, where 65,000 were enjoyed - from the cask ale, cider, perry, world beer and keg bars. Even wine and mead made an appearance at the October Norwich Beer Festival!

Pale category and also came out on top by scoring 2nd place in the overall Beer of the Festival!

The organising committee of Norwich & Norfolk CAMRA are now turning their attentions to the February Festival – with pubs hosting special events and offers throughout February and CAMRA organised pub crawls for members and non-members – and a Festival in the Halls offering beers of every season, style and shade, running all day to avoid those winter queues - what better way to brighten up a cold February?

For more information visit winter.gbbf.org.uk.

For the 6th Environmental Art Sale, there will be a selection of new work by the painters and print-makers working with the Trust, plus a wide range of work donated for sale by local and national artists.

Housed in one of Norwich’s award winning green buildings - owned and run by a charitable trust. The Greenhouse Gallery promotes solutions to Climate Change in particular the major role that organic growing and food produce can play in improving both our personal health and stabilising CO2 in the atmosphere.

With a second-hand bookshop on the ground-floor, stocked with Amnesty, Friends of the Earth and Survivals Xmas cards and a large collection of gift cards and fair-trade gifts, there’s bound to be something to help you celebrate the years end. With a wide range of high quality vegan, biodynamic and organic wines, we can offer you support in choosing something special for your celebrations. Why not book for the Portugese wine-tasting to get you in the festive spirit on Friday 14th December? Or buy a bottle, or two, to help raise funds for Capoeira for refugees.

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Spectacular Christmas lights & fibre optics

y the time you are reading this page we will be only a few days short of the great Christmas festival itself. Amongst all the other things that seem to be hand in hand with Christmas these days there is still one spectacle that seems to delight both young and old. I am referring to the manifestation of seasonal lights! For you it may be ample if you have lights in your garden or, of course within your lounge.

For many there is the delight of seeing our Fine City festooned in colourful style. There is something rather special and appealing about attractive lighting displays that seem to be part of the charm of this time of the year. When I was a child I do remember we had lights on our Christmas tree. They were not very colourful and they didn’t flash on and off – they were quite simple in design and I daresay that kids today would have thought them very boring indeed. But that’s all folk had in the 1950s.

However, boring or not, I have a very good reason to recall those old, quite large bulbs, because inquisitive little me wondered what would happen if I connected one up to the mains supply! After a considerable amount of time fiddling with a screwdriver and an old socket I found in the shed, I then plugged my creation into the ceiling light in my bedroom. The instantaneous result after

switching the light on was a huge bang and shards of glass hitting me and all areas of my bedroom and, of course, blowing all the fuses in the pantry plus frightening my dear ol’ mother half to death who was suddenly plunged into festive gloom downstairs. When she burst through my bedroom door I had the audacity to say the blackout was nothing to do with me – even though the ceiling light socket was still smouldering! It’s probably best for everyone’s sake that I generally leave electric wiring demands to a professional these days. Back to seasonal lights and perhaps an evocative display that you may not have yet enjoyed. At this time of the year with dusk falling around four pm, the exceptionally fine display in the ancient cloister of Norwich Cathedral should not be missed. They are not on the usual shopping route in the city so you have to go and seek them out. If you do, I’m sure you will be impressed with the distinctively warm glow as seen in the picture above. Maybe you might just be tempted to believe that you can still sense the presence today of the ancient monks who first experienced the atmospheres of holiness in this very special place many centuries ago. Happy Christmas and New Year.

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ARMISTICE: LEGACY OF THE GREAT WAR IN NORFOLK

Exhibition showing the impact of the First World War on the county, alongside the stories of the people whose lives were transformed by it.

A series of finely crafted artworks by Paddy Hartley focus on the subject of memorialisation; called Papaver Rhoeas, these unique poppies will gradually change throughout the exhibition.

Extended until 28 April 2019,

VISIBLE WOMEN Exhibition

A showcase of work by women artists from both the modern and contemporary collections. Works in a variety of media by artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Jo Spence and Penny Slinger are on display, plus the launch of new work by a female contemporary artist supported by the Valeria Napoleone XX Contemporary Art Scheme.

Showing until Sunday 9 June 2019,

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Since Last Time…..

A Royal Wedding, a Royal Pregnancy but sadly no Royal It’s A Knockout! The second Wedding of the year joined one of the hardworking pantomime princesses to the travelling tequila salesman and it went almost unnoticed in the Anchor household apart from the £2 million security bill. Not to be outdone Me Again (the nation’s favourite Yankee) waited a week or so after the wedding to announce that she has firmly got her feet under the royal coffee table by ending up pregnant presumably by the peoples favourite Ginger Boy prince Harry! Interesting hair colour and styles are on the way.

Which brings us to the legendary hair of the president of the United States. After his hand to hand combat with an umbrella on the steps of Airforce One he clearly didn’t want to chance his arm and get his coiffure wet by travelling in the rain to an American WW1 cemetery outside Paris. In total sympathy and empathy for the lads who had spent four years up to their necks in mud dodging machine gun bullets, the Tangerine Dream chose to sit in his hotel and send tweets insulting the French. I thought that role belonged to Blighty, Hornblower and Sharpe!

The Daily Express has brought it’s annual end of the world snow prediction forward to next week so the Brexit stockpiled beans and soup may be opened before the March EU exit at this rate.

he was also an MP ? Haven’t seen him with a bus though. Hopefully we can watch Wayne “Pint and Car Keys” Rooney drift into the sunset and get on with the mysterious Euro Nations League Knockout Cup thing. Does anyone understand the format? Still the recall of the boy Wayne does open the door for Jack Hawkins and possibly Bobby Charlton to return to the England fold!

November 16th and I heard The Pogues and Kirsty Mc Coll on the radio today and I haven’t finished my Easter Eggs yet!

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First Steps on the Investment Ladder

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t can be scary to start putting your money into stocks and shares. Phil Beck looks at the benefits of taking independent financial advice.

It’s been a long while since interest rates on cash savings were higher than the rate of inflation. As a result we are finding that more and more people are looking to the stock market to deliver a better return on the money they want to put aside for their future needs.

Investing is a serious business: there’s a long list of factors to take into account and it is always a good idea to get independent advice before committing your money to any particular route. It’s important to make sure that any adviser you consult is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as that will ensure firstly that the adviser has reached minimum standards of

qualification and secondly that, if things go wrong, you have recourse to the Financial Ombudsman and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (in most cases).

The fact is that investing in stocks, shares and investment funds does involve risk. When we use our risk warnings at the bottom of articles, it’s not just to tick a box. It’s absolutely imperative that anyone who takes on investments understands that although there is the potential for above-inflation gains, there is no guarantee of a positive return and that there is a danger that you could lose some or all of the money you have invested.

There’s a myriad of different types of investments we could recommend and as Independent Financial Advisers, we’ll consider options from the whole of the market.

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The value of an investment and the income from it could go down as well as up. The return at the end of the investment period is not guaranteed and you may get back less than you originally invested. The tax treatment of investments depends on individual circumstances and is subject to change.

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f course you did. The Christmas stuff has been in the shops since the 1st September, the Christmas adverts have been on television for a month now and I am reliably informed that some shops have been playing Christmas music since the end of October.

So, as we’re deep in the Festive Season, I thought I’d just put you straight on a couple of things about Christmas. Firstly, a Christmas film is a film where Christmas is integral to the plot, i.e. the film would make no sense if it wasn’t happening at Christmas. It is not a film that has, probably quite cynically, been set at Christmas, but has nothing to do with Christmas, or could be set at any other Holiday. That means that the following, all of which appear in lists of the best Christmas films are NOT Christmas films – you will disagree, but you are wrong: Home Alone (could be any other Holiday, or, indeed, any other time) The Holiday (no reason for it to be Christmas, other than to cash in) Die Hard (do I really need to explain?)

It’s A Wonderful Life (controversial, I know, but it could be any other time – could be any money, not just Christmas money – I will still watch it at Christmas, anyway.)

Gremlins (Really?!)

Trading Places (would work at any other time) Secondly, the following are the best Christmas songs. Again, the song has to be about Christmas, not just be released at Christmas, or have a Christmas video (yes, I’m looking at you, Frankie Goes To Hollywood!). And again, you will disagree, but you are wrong. In order they are: 1. White Wine In The Sun by Tim Minchin (an emotional rollercoaster of a song – not everyone celebrates Christmas in Winter) 2. Father Christmas by The Kinks (their, mostly successful, attempt at a snotty-nosed punky song) 3. Fairytale Of New York by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl (borderline, perhaps, but it mentions Christmas several times) 4. Xmas Wrapping – The Waitresses (witty, bouncy, Christmassy!)

5. Merry Christmas Everybody by Slade (Ok, by the time we get to Christmas we’re all sick of it, but it just screams Christmas. Literally!)

Anyway, even if you choose to celebrate by watching the wrong ‘Christmas’ films, or listening to lesser Christmas songs, I wish you and yours a very Happy Christmas and a joyful New Year!

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Strangers’ Hall Museum Saturdays 1, 8, 15 & 22 December, 10am - 4pm

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Wednesdays 12 & 19 December, 2pm

DECK THE HALLS Tour & Music for Adults Join us on a short tour of Strangers’ Hall to see the entire house decorated with traditional greenery for a magical sense of Christmas past.

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he talks this Autumn on “Philosophy for Now” covered many different aspects of the modern world such as freedom of speech, sex and gender issues, mobile phones, alternative medicine, etc. The speaker, Susan Pine, explained the views of some modern philosophers and the relevant ideas of some philosophers from earlier centuries. Three or four times during each talk, she would get the ‘class’ to discuss various points among themselves and then express their views, making for a lively and vocal atmosphere.

Next Spring there will be a series of 10 talks

entitled “A Good Day for a Fight”, about the American West in the 19th century.

Most of us will have seen Hollywood or Spaghetti Cowboy and Indian versions of how the West was won, but the talks, given

by Dr. Mark Felton, will examine the true story, revealing the exploitation, massacre, theft and ecological vandalism that is too often ignored. You will hear familiar names like Custer’s Last Stand, the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Wyatt Earp and Crazy Horse, but perhaps shorn of their mythical aura.

Dr. Felton has taken the title for his talks from one of the more than 20 books he has written, two of which are currently being made into Hollywood films. He has also appeared on radio and television.

The talks begin on Monday January 14th 2019 in the Jubilee Hall, George Lane, Loddon, where there is ample free parking. They continue until Monday 25th March, with a half-term break on February 18th. The fee for the ten talks will be £55; if you are undecided, come to the first talk free of charge and pay only if you continue. Fee remissions are available for those receiving certain State benefits. You may speak in confidence to the Treasurer, Elvie Herd.

You may enrol at the first talk on 14th January or you may enrol on line beforehand by going to ‘WEA Eastern Region courses’, quoting the title of the course in para. 2 above, and the reference number C2225832.

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All kinds of people on bikes If I say ‘cyclist’, do you immediately think of someone young, lean and super-fit? You’d be wrong. At Bicycle Links we meet lots of people with ageand health-related issues who ride bikes.

For someone with hip or back pain, a bicycle with a low step-through frame instead of a crossbar can be the answer. We can source larger bikes and dark colours so you needn’t assume that ‘step-through’ means ‘ladies bikes’ – we like to think of them as unisex.

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Almost nothing about butternut squash!

RECIPE Hush Puppies

The Seed Co-operative (www.seed cooperative.org.uk) are a community owned seed company who believe passionately in producing seeds that “everyone can grow, everyone can save for the next year, and everyone can afford.” All their seeds are certified organic or biodynamic. They are growing for genetic diversity which we are in danger of losing as a result of the industrialisation of agriculture and the increasing monopolisation of seed production in the hands of a few global conglomerates like Monsanto and Syngenta. They grow the seeds at their farm near Spalding and have a number of growers around the UK and in Germany. All of this is a good thing if you want your footprint on this planet to be as small as possible.

American ground corn fritters, also the stuff that gets dipped in to hot dogs and deep-fried at State Fairs. I like mine with a spicy dip like Seranchi Mayo.

I tried several of their salad varieties, summer purslane, spring onions, peas and radishes, all of which are still growing in the greenhouse. The broad beans would have been brilliant too, if they hadn’t been eaten by our resident muntjac family.

This brings me onto my favourite subject.

You may remember that my quest to grow butternut squashes required me to be positive in the face of adversity. In the last week of September female flowers finally made a late appearance and I had numerous fruits developing. I went on holiday with a spring in my step. But by the time I returned, all of them had been neatly bitten off. You might want Seed Co-op seeds for Christmas. I want muntjac stew!

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Lost in Translation Circus bring an Italian Christmas tradition to Norwich

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taste of Italian festivities comes to Norwich this Christmas with Lost in Translation Circus’ spectacular The Baron in the Trees, inspired by Italo Calvini’s novel of the same name. It can be seen at The Oak Circus Centre from Thursday 13th to Sunday 16th December at 6.30pm each day.

The family show will feature astonishing and astounding performances from Lost in Translation performers and friends. High flying aerial stunts and amazing acrobatics mix with slapstick, poetry , live music band juggling to create a show to thrill young and old alike.

snails and vows never to touch the ground again. He spends the rest of his life in the trees and as he grows up he has adventures with bandits and pirates, falls in love, and watches The Age of Enlightenment unfold beneath him.

The Oak Circus Centre’s Christmas Special is fast becoming a Norwich tradition. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and last year the sold out shows were filled with appreciative family audiences enjoying traditional Christmas family entertainment.

Massimillano Rossetti, Director of Lost in Translation Circus said, ‘In Italy The Baron in the Trees is one of the children’s books that we always read at Christmas. It’s a traditional thing to and something that I’ve grown up with each year since childhood’.

Norwich based Lost in Translation are now one of the country’s leading and best-loved contemporary circus companies. Their trademark warm humour combined with heart-stoppingly virtuosic skills has won them fans and admirers wherever they perform.

They have toured widely throughout the UK and Europe. www.lostintranslationcircus.com

The Baron in the Trees is a playful, romantic fable, set in the 18th century. Twelve year old Cosimo, eldest son of the Baron, climbs a tree in protest at being forced to eat

Tickets £10 adults / £6 children/£28 family (2 adults 2 children) available from www.theoakcircuscentre.org 1 Oak Street, Norwich NR3 3AE 01603 568634

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100g fine cornmeal (the yellow stuff) 50g self-raising flour 30g cornflour (the white stuff) 15g baking powder 1 teaspoon Cajun spice ¼ - ½ teaspoon chilli powder good pinch salt 2 medium eggs 1 garlic - crushed 1/2 onion - grated 200 ml any milk 20g butter – cut in to small pieces oil to fry • Sift the cornmeal, flour, cornflour, BP & spices (inc. salt) all-together in a large bowl. Mix in the eggs, garlic and onion, giving it a good stir with a wooden spoon.

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VOICE PROJECT:

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n 2019 it will be twenty years since maverick Norwich art-rock pioneers The Neutrinos played their first gig. To kick start the celebrations they have just announced a one-off home-town show at Norwich Arts Centre on Saturday 26 January.

A Neutrinos live show is always an event, the band are renowned for their experimental approach to presentation. ‘We don’t want to give too much away at this stage’ said singer Karen Reilly ‘but if you want to see every minute of Neutrinos action on the night get there early!’

Sal Pittman, a regular collaborator and long-term visual inspiration, will be lighting the show and often the entire room, with her stunning cinematic style projections and super-graphics. The band will be playing with the aesthetic of Norwich Arts Centre to create a central stage allowing the audience to see the musicians from all angles, possibly with satellite performance spaces around the main stage, ‘and don’t expect that support band/headliner thing’ said Reilly ‘we’ll be mixing it up to defy the usual conventions.’

Extremes of light, sound and mood create something truly memorable as the music swoops from explosively loud to deceptively soft ballads with a heart of darkness.

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Special guests on the night will be Norwich/ London quartet Graceland with their thoughtfully angry pop music that comes over all riff heavy whilst retaining a strongly danceable punch.

The irrepressibly adventurous nature of The Neutrinos has led them to perform on boats, in complete darkness at The Sainsbury Centre, in a former horse hospital, a bus depot, a disused small animal hospital, a former Inland Revenue Office and a vast furniture depository. They have made numerous festival appearances in the UK and overseas, have recorded in Berlin’s legendary Funkhaus and their music has been used for underground film soundtracks and throughout the feature length Channel 4 documentary The Trials of Amanda Knox.

Today they are perhaps best known for their totally unique site responsive KlangHaus collaboration with Pittman.

Described as ‘the most innovative presentation of live music I’ve ever seen – a total game-changer’ by The Guardian, KlangHaus debuted in a month long run at the Edinburgh Festival. The show was subsequently re-styled for two, month long, sold out residencies at The Royal Festival Hall and for other venues around the country. www.neutrinos.co.uk

In celebration of their 10 years of song, Norwich’s Voice Project Choir are presenting two very special Christmas concerts on Saturday 22 December at St Andrews Hall. Titled ‘The Sky is Full of Light’ after the song written for the choir by famed jazz musician Barbara Thompson (one of the first to be specially written for them), the concert will feature some of The Voice Project’s favourite pieces from the past decade alongside new seasonal songs especially written for the event. They will also be joined by guest singers and musicians including saxophonist Andy Sheppard.

With innovative visuals and atmospheric lighting by artist Sal Pittman, the event will be a visual as well as aural delight.

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For ITV News, Nina Nannar covers arts and entertainment stories and interviews influential figures and big names – but are any of them her heroes? Will she spill the beans on anyone famous or are her heroes closer to home?

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The event annually attracts thousands of visitors and in 2018 more than 36,000 people flocked to studios across Norfolk.

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Nights at Jurnets bar remain affordable and for the price of loose change in a pint pot their Halloween night produced the ghoulish storytelling of Nick Gibbs, an eclectic and thought provoking set of personal poetry, surf guitar, and looping from Jacob Solstice, Marla melding soaring guitars and swirling synths in a funky stew, and the astonishingly dextrous mesmerising classical and flamenco guitar playing of Peter Turrell who himself organises free nights at Platform 12 on Sunday, The Wild Man Tuesday, The Walnut Tree Shades Thursday’s and The Louis Marchesi on the first Monday of the month. Great and economical ways to hear local live music for sure. While not always a fan of covers or tribute bands there are exceptions. Pure Floyd for example while mostly staying faithful in their rendition of the classic ‘Dark Side..’ take occasional liberties, delve into the earlier years airing ‘Astronomy Domine’ and ‘Lucifer Sam’ before delivering a superb ‘Shine On..’

‘Have a cigar’ and the title track of ‘Wish you were here’. While personally not a fan of ‘The Wall’ (‘Another Brick..’ excepting)

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I understand that many are, but putting this aside they are a fine and fitting tribute and rumours reach me that a member of the band may be putting a pre ‘Dark Side..’ Floyd tribute together to cover more of the 67-72 era. Watch this space.

Sticking with Prog Caravan played the arts centre on their 50th anniversary tour equally re-investigating their formative and most creative years with original member Pye Hastings centre stage delivering the bulk of the lead vocals, and mostly rhythm guitar, ably abetted by long standing cohorts multi-instrumentalist Geoffrey Richardson and keyboardist Jan Schellhass delivering the melody lines over a tight yet intricate rhythm section. Those forays into the past yielded the likes of three catchy tunes rolled into one in ‘Memory Lain, Hugh, and Headloss’, the delightful English eccentricity of the classic ‘Golf Girl’ complete with spoons solo, pure pop of ‘Love to Love You; and the psychedelic organ driven ‘I wish I were stoned’.

More recent song ‘Dead man Walking’ emphasises that they can write pulsating driving songs, while ‘Farewell my old friend’ is a moving tribute to deceased former drummer Richard Coughlan ahead of the moment many awaited and still love all 20 minutes of ‘9 feet underground’ an epic in many parts from soft and sombre to frantic and furious culminating in a crescendo of cacophony and exuberance concluding Caravan’s half century celebratory concert in style and proving that there is still life in the old dog yet. SOME GIGS IN DECEMBER AND JANUARY- Arts centre-

Dec 7th Sweetbeats, 8th Blockheads, 11th Mercury Rev, 18th Sam Kelly and the Lost Boys. 21st and 22nd Midwinter Moonshine, Jan 5th- John Otway, Bicycle shop- Dec 9th- Kitty Macfarlane, Folk club- Dec 7th- Winter Wilson, GuildhallDec 5th- Freds House, Shackleton Trio, Octagon chapel- December 12th- Boo Hewerdine, Open- Dec 20th Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel, Waterfront- Dec 7th 808 state, Waterfront studio- 11th Dec Ben Ottowell (From Gomez) PENGUINS GO POP- Dec 22nd- Last Pub standing, Jan 12th- Lousi Marchesi, Feb 2nd- Gringos (plus Discharge Lounge) My Top 12 national / international albums of 2018 alphabetically- Ray Cooper- Between The Golden Age & The Promised Land, Will Finn and Rosie Calvert- Beneath This Place, Nathan Hall & The Sinister Locals- Tunguska Tydfil, Norman Lamont & The Heaven SentIn Another Life, Jamie Smith’s MabonTwenty, Matthews Southern Comfort- Like a Radio, Kevin Mcsherry- You Know Me, The Moonbeams- This Land, Martin Newell With The Hosepipe Band- The Green Children, Surfquake- Quake Up, Trials Of Cato- Hide Not Hair, Mike Vass- Notes From The Boat. I will hopefully be broadcasting best of the national and local releases shows in January 2019 on my Acoustic & Eclectic radio show Future radio Tuesday’s 11 am and Sunday’s at 2 pm.

Merry Christmas + happy new year.

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