The album is called:"Misty Mountains"(castles in the air). The instrumentals were composed by Phil Dooley and myself, Paul Warrillow. The last track " Baroque" 21, has myself on Spanish guitar with guest musician Andy Clarke, from social services department, Dyke Street, Hanley,
Stoke-on Trent. Being a few minutes walk from the OBSERVATORY'S; 'Jam Factory'.
We have also been asked to perform at 'Growth Point', Shelton, Stoke-on Trent, to promote the 'Jam factory'. This will give us the public experience to play at Longton town hall, Stoke-on Trent. This is in collaboration with World Mental Health day, in October 2007. All our music is original. We record on our own equipment. Burn our own c.d's. Use our own artwork. Print the c.d., cover, label and inner booklet. How cool is that Dudes? We have a regular music venue lined up at: 'The Leopard' Inn, Burslem, Stoke -on Trent. Keep your eyes on our blogsite, we're motoring. Cheers, Paul Warrillow.
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That's great news Paul. congratulations and well deserved to all involved! The Jam Factory is a great idea and I know how much people enjoy it. Long may it continue. I look forward to the new venue too - the Leopard is a great place.
hya,
thats top stuff that there Paul! remember us when your all rich and famous won't ya! ;-)
keep up the good work paul!
purkul
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Things are really taking off for us, and getting better all the time. Best of luck playing at Growthpoint,to yourself and the rest of the Jam Factory, Phil.
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