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When Harvey met Johnny …
At some point in the 1980s (he can’t remember exactly when), our very own Harvey Brough and the Wallbangers supported the great Johnny Cash at the Cork Jazz festival – and here’s the proof. This priceless picture (with Harvey too … Continue reading
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Everything Must Change – concert details
Everything must Change: Songs of Liberation and Transformation Friday 26 March, at 7.30pm. The video will be available until 7.30pm on Friday 2 April 2021. Donate here From Kurt Weill to Johnny Cash and Nina Simone, the latest concert from … Continue reading
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Everything Must Change: Songs of Liberation and Transformation
The third term in the life of Vox Holloway’s online offspring – Virtual Vox – features a musical exploration of what many are thinking, as the pandemic enters its second year: everything must change. How can music help us with … Continue reading
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Liane Carroll and Edward Elgar – a midsummer dream stream
Streaming on YouTube from Saturday 11 June Music that sings across centuries will feature in a unique pairing of jazz legend Liane Carroll and classical composer Edward Elgar for a concert guaranteed to transport you out of the isolation blues. … Continue reading
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Arthur and Village Green Preservation Society – in pictures
We are the Village Green Preservation Society . . . . . . God save Donald Duck, vaudeville and variety We are the Custard Pie Appreciation Consortium Everyone knows the future’s coming . . . … except for those Old-fashioned … Continue reading
