. First of all, here's the story... . Sic Transit Gloria Mundi . Once upon a time there was a stretch of particularly beautiful unspoiled land in Quebec, Canada not too far from the Atlantic coast. The same families had farmed the land for generations. The people lived simple but tough outdoor lives; think of … Continue reading We’ve got a story and a song for you
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Rich & Lou Duffy-Howard - music and creative/heritage projects - Loudhailer Music, Red Guitars, Open Bridges Hull
Loudhailer Acoustic June 2012
What a fab evening it was in the Cafe yesterday, with great performances from old friends and new. We got the ball rolling with a beach song and a road song and tried out the new Auricula Suite song, In the Greenwoood. Then we settled down with the audience to listen to everyone's set. Andy … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic June 2012
Loudhailer Acoustic
Looking forward to a full house again when we host our Loudhailer Acoustic night at Atkinson's Cafe Bar in Willerby Square (NB. now moved to Willerby Methodist Hall) this Saturday 9th June. Will be some great sets as usual, and Gifford Rolfe is coming over from West Yorkshire. Showtime is 8.00 pm
Sylvie is Smiling
I love this picture that Richard took of Sylvie because you can tell she is smiling even from the back. Hazel and Phil had just finished their set. They were fabulous. Dexter said he was totally surprised when Hazel started to sing...
Off The Road at Cottingham Springboard
Just back from a fab afternoon at Springboard. Saw lots of friends and great sets from Cowboy DC, Martin Clappison, Tom Kay, Ukulele Bill, Dave Greaves and loads more. Really enjoyed playing on the Off The Road stage. Amber was sitting at the front drawing all the musicians. Here's her fab picture of me & Rich. Thanks … Continue reading Off The Road at Cottingham Springboard
Come and join us for Sunday Lunchsongs
This Sunday, June 3rd 1.50 pm - 2.20 pm at the Duke of Cumberland in Cottingham. Free entry. We're playing at the Festival Springboard on the Off The Road stage, so how about some Road Songs?