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In which Tom gives us both medleys and mashups in a set full of pop classics with a blusey twist.

In which the crowd get moving, and don't let the band stop.

In which the jams are let loose to get loose.

New band, new venue, new songs. Still soulful.

In which the pedal boards take centre stage for a series of fret-shredding, foot stomping instrumental workouts.

In which we continue the drums, bass & effects assault, with the addition of a little more between song humour.

In which the bass is hooked up to two amps, beefing up it's textures, and the vocals get their fair share of effects as well.

In which we completely switch the mood up with some loud, effects driven psychedelic rock.

In which the stillage is packed out for the redfest afterparty. Let's see if we can win a few more fans.

In which the sun dries the steps off, and they're packed solid with a crowd who are making up for lost time.

In which I catch the second of three performances Aaron is doing today with various collaborators. Let's hope that hard work pays off with a bigger fanbase.

In which the rain shorts out both the PA and my cameras, but the band still manages to charm the audience enough to get an encore.

In which it's absolutely pouring it down at the harbour festival, but the first band still manage to make us laugh repeatedly.

In which we drop the bass, and the lead singer drops to her knees to heighten the drama.

In which 3 out of 4 definitely isn't bad as some familiar faces regroup to attack their instruments again.

In which Scarlett sings the blues, while enveloped in orange stage lights.

Let's go round again, one more time.

In for the long haul.

In which I finally catch up with Roxsy again, and see just how many songs she's added to her repertoire.

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In which our pianist gets a little solo time in the spotlight.

Songs: Vergebliches Ständchen Feldeinsamkeit Auf dem Kirchhofe

Songs: Von ewiger Liebe Meine Liebe ist grün Der Kranz

Songs: Frühlingsmorgen Hans und Grete Erinnerung Ablösung im Sommer

In which the band combine haunting harmonies and jangly guitars to form some intriguingly twisty song structures.

In which Doc & Q win over another audience with their art-rocky dramatics.

In which the drummer takes the lead, but still gives the guitar and bass plenty of room for their own flourishes.

The fleece may be under threat, but our first band are still full of exuberance. If we're going down, it's certainly not going to be without a fight.

In which we swap around the lead and backing, and continue where we left off, with some language changes along the way.

In which we get served a dish of interesting rhythms, excellent harmonies, and tales of travels.

In which Nuala is extra full of love for her performers tonight, giving us plenty of build-up to their arrival.

In which I film in front of my largest audience yet, the half-time entertainment at Bristol Rover's stadium.

In which we rewind the track and play it again, but differently.

In which the artists continue to ride the riddims and put their own spin on them.

In which we continue with some socially conscious reggae.

In which I enjoy the pre-match entertainment with a familiar song given a different treatment.

In which we have some slinky bass and world music influences mixed in.

In which Q is away doing a radio interview, so our first act has to introduce himself before he plays.

In which Kizzy debuts her new band and gives them a workout with lots of classic jazz songs.

In which Mikee Freedom's daughter demonstrates better mic control than most of the older performers.

part 10

In which Sam squeezes 5 songs into one to make the most of his time.

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