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Synergy Live: Day 2
Sat 26 November 2011 An early thought waking up on Saturday morning was ‘thank God for sunglasses’. We emerged slowly from our tents to access the damage from the previous night – Jess’ near-empty bottle of tequila was still outside … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th son, aking, american, black rebel motorcycle club, boschendal, brmc, cape town, desmond & the tutus, double bass, events, f.o.o.l, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, isochronous, jax panik, like knives, mountains, music, my flawless ending, nature, outdoors, photography, river, rock, shadowclub, singing bassists, sixgun gospel, south african, southern gypsey queen, stellenbosch, summer, supercancer, swedish, tasha baxter, the great apes, the narrow, the sleepers, tumi, tumi and the volume, we set sail, weekends
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Tagged 7th son, aking, american, black rebel motorcycle club, boschendal, brmc, cape town, desmond & the tutus, double bass, events, f.o.o.l, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, isochronous, jax panik, like knives, mountains, music, my flawless ending, nature, outdoors, photography, river, rock, shadowclub, singing bassists, sixgun gospel, south african, southern gypsey queen, stellenbosch, summer, supercancer, swedish, tasha baxter, the great apes, the narrow, the sleepers, tumi, tumi and the volume, we set sail, weekends
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Woodstock Mafia EP launch with The Great Apes and Wolftown at Zula
Friday 16 September 2011 I’ve mentioned that I’m not Zula’s biggest fan and so generally avoid going there. I’ll break my boycott for certain line-ups though, and last Friday’s qualified: Woodstock Mafia launched their EP (well worth a listen) along … Continue reading
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Tagged album launch, cape town, gigs & festivals, guitars, juke royal, long hair, long street, papa smurf, photography, rock, singing bassists, stage diving, the great apes, weekends, wolftown, woodstock mafia, zula
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Tagged album launch, cape town, gigs & festivals, guitars, juke royal, long hair, long street, papa smurf, photography, rock, singing bassists, stage diving, the great apes, weekends, wolftown, woodstock mafia, zula
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Juke Royal band launch at &Union
Sat 10 September 2011 I was in primary school with 2/4 of the guys in Juke Royal (and one year of high school with another) and knew them (along with 2 others) in their previous incarnation Checked Zebra. I’m not … Continue reading
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Tagged &union, band launch, cape town, guitars, juke royal, photography, rock, singing bassists, south african, weekends
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