Tag Archives: Breathing Space
Breathing Space – Fibbers, 05/12/10
While it’s not quite the mini Mostly-fest of last year, today sees Iain Jennings taking advantage of the fact that Mostly Autumn played York last night (and, possibly, that some of the crossover fans are still in York) to organise … Continue reading
Breathing Space – The Duchess, 06/12/09
…and as the weekend draws to a close, another three of us head of to the Duchess to attend the final gig of “Mostly-fest”. This is one of those rare occasions when I can convince my wife to go to … Continue reading
Breathing Space Unplugged – The Punchbowl, 14/08/09
Crikey! It’s been over a month since my last post, which means that it has also been over a month since I went to a gig. I have to admit that, in my opinion, the live music scene in York … Continue reading
Breathing Space – The Roman Bath, 11/07/09
It’s been a bit of a strange week, really, with Tuesday being the strangest day. (Regular readers, please bear with me here. I suspect this is going to be a meander. I think there’s a point that I’m trying to … Continue reading
A Night For Heroes – The Duchess, 03/05/09
I didn’t know Howard Sparnenn. I never met him although I had seen him a number of times at gigs around York, both in the audience and as a drummer. The closest I ever got to speaking to him was … Continue reading
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Tagged Breathing Space, Flight, Free Spirit, Freeway, Mostly Autumn, Smart Move, The Duchess
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Breathing Space – The Roman Bath, 22/11/08 and Bryan Josh – Through These Eyes
It’s not that often that my wife and I can both say that we like the same band. It’s also not often that you get to see fantastic original music, played live, for free. So, when the opportunity to see … Continue reading
Breathing Space – The Roman Bath, 23/02/08
…and the Friday Night Music Club found itself out, once again, on a Saturday evening. Perhaps from now on it should be referred to as the Weekend Music Club. Except that the two regulars were at Fibbers on Thursday. Is … Continue reading
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