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Stocai |
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music from the west country. Fine crafted songs sung and played by craftsmen |
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Eclectic
English ceilidh music
And all without the aid of a safety net |
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Stömp |
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Paradox |
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tight, energetic rock-based English Country Dance Band. Unusual
traditional material from the British Isles, Europe and
Scandinavia |
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The
orderly chaos that is Paradox started as a band back in the April
of 2000.
On stage the band is a mass of flying hair, drumsticks, and
guitars..... |
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| Sunday
Suits |
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La
Bottine Souriante |
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Motorhead of Country Dance Music -rarely perform these days Last
seen trying to shag the matron at the Sunnyvale Home for the
Bewildered |
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One
of the best live bands in the world!
If you don't tap your feet, you're probably dead! |
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| Chris
Upton Band |
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Tom
Fum |
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Blues
and more - for the 21st Century. A heady
mixture of solid rock, bouncing blues, and poignant ballads, with
a little cool jazz thrown into the pot. |
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No
2 Son's big up massive in the house web site. Check it
out and order a tape!
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| Blindside |
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The
Living Archive Band |
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being labeled a Green Day - a - like band early on, we like to
think we have progressed to a more mature and original sound. As
far as influences go you can take your pick, anything from
Slipknot to the Seahorses. |
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Over
the years The Living Archive Band has consisted of a shifting
assemblage of local musicians coming together to write and perform
music for plays, concerts and radio broadcasts............... |
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| Dilana
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Cracking
Music |
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saw Dilana at a festival in Holland and boy, can this girl rock, She
knocks the socks off any current wannabe "Pop" groups in
England at the moment and her band are so tight I had to adjust my
truss! |
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The
Agency for Top Class Live Music in Milton Keynes and surrounding
areas
- Providing the best in
live music for every occasion
- Partners in the
promotion of live music
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| SugarBush
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Pilfa |
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formed in Spring 1999 by vocalist Step and drummer Paul McGregor.
They wanted to play thoughtful guitar music that took in a broad
range of influences and that would deliver a total experience to
those who listened |
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Pilfa
are a Milton Keynes based band with an expanding ferocious raw
live sound. With an hour long set that consist of original
material that shares its influences with the likes of Pearl Jam,
Nirvana and Bush. |
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MoonDance |
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For music that's
a hard hitting mixture of original songs and instrumentals that
can get you up on your feet as well as make you think.
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MoonDance
is a five piece band (violin, guitars, keyboards/sax and drums)
featuring the virtuoso fiddle work of Saskia Tomkins; the guitar
of Brian Heywood; the accordian, keys and saxophone of Alison
Heywood. |
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Crow People |
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Steve Cobham
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young band who play their own material mixed with selected Indie
covers. Their style draws influences from bands such as
Coldplay, Reef, Supergrass and The Charlatans. |
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Steve is a local musician, guitar
teacher and a great mate. Check out his site for some diverse ramblings, beer, guitars,
Frank Zappa, beer, and much much more!
And some beer! |
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Supakarma |
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Martin
Cole Guitars
A fine craftsman
and a bloody good bloke to boot! Check out his web site
for quality guitars and fantastic accommodation!
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This is a tale of a band that has
become the end result of a history that bends and stretches itself
back to the 'baggie'' days of the early nineties. Welcome to
supakarma.....
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| Little
Johnny England |
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The
Phil Beer Band |
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English traditional music and many original tunes and songs within
a rock framework |
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Not
only half of Show of Hands but a superb musician in his own right
- catch the band on tour, I did and me feet are still tapping! |
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| Zaks |
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The
Muffin Men |
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| Guess
what? The Queen Vic has had a make-over! So, boogie on down to
Wolverton and experience MK's hottest live music venue |
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the muffin men play frank zappa music because they
like it! now in their 11th year of operation, they perform their
own brand of the meisters work.
(see
them at Zaks on 11th May 2002) |
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| Slaughtered
Lambs |
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Fruit |
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| Milton
Keynes latest rock sensation |
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"Part
rock, part pop, part alternative and part Broadway.." I saw
them recently at Shepherds Bush Empire, if you get the chance, go
see them too. They are fantastic! Oz rules! |
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