[News Update 11/05/13]…Henry returns to Seend Acoustic Club on May 18th…Malcolm Shipp, the promoter, descibes H.P.’s 2012 performance as “our best ever gig at Seend Acoustic Club”…. and while he’s there Henry will do a songwriting workshop on the Sunday (19th)…open to all…details here, in a piecce from The Wiltshire Times: ttp://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/news/10410418.Learn_to_pen_a_pop_song_at_Seend/
“Chronicles Of Modern Life” now re-released on gatefold ltd edition VINYL (individually numbered 1 – 500), to order your copy go to www.planegroovy.com …signed CD version (if requested) available here, under “shop”
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Henry has recently started playing private house-concerts and finds these some of the most enjoyable gigs he does.
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The surreal icing on the cake to a perfect Wiltshire working weekend: 8.15pm tonight, travelling through the beautiful countryside, & hearing Michael Ball play our 25 year old song "Ideal World" on his Radio 2 show saying "hmmm, The Christians had a really nice sound"!
Henry Priestman
May 19, 2013 at 8:03 pm I've had a WONDERFUL weekend in Seend, Wilts...great gig last night, then really enjoyable songwriting workshop today...thanks to all who've made the weekend possible (great food, Andy)...lovely to be able to walk "home" after a gig via a tow-path (as long as you've not had too much to drink!)
Henry Priestman
Just back from amazing gig at Seend Acoustic Club...the audience sang their hearts out (just as well, as I was losing my voice - too much fun & too much chatting this weekend, I reckon!). The voice held tho'...Special thanks to all the members of Killing no Murder, who on 5 or 6 songs joined me on guitar, mandolin, bass, fiddle, super harmonies...oh, and "mongolian overtoning" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing); also to Rob Lear for fine support, and Malcy for being Malcy!
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May 18, 2013 at 5:03 pm Charlie Watts famously said of the Stones' first 25 years: "5 years playing and 20 years waiting around."...Nowadays, I'm beginning to quite enjoy the "waiting around"...here I am at Westbury White Horse this afternoon, "waiting around" for tonight's gig in nearby Seend.
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