Dave Thomas
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Dave it was who opened the night with a short set of some fine blues harp and anecdotes, including a storming cover of Nine Below Zero.

Prematurely introducing the Jack J Hutchinson Trio whilst Jack was still in the gents after a day of over indulging on Lemsips with the dreaded lurg that everyone seems to have had this winter, the band soon took stage and delighted us with two fantastic sets of blues. Strong and expressive voice, guitar, brilliant blues harp and upright bass (bassist sporting a Big Boy Bloater t-shirt) they are a tight unit with great songs, superb players all of them with the perfect onstage personality. Throughout both sets people were clapping and singing along, hollering for more and laughing at the really funny storytelling. This London-based band I believe also perform as a four piece, tonight as a trio was an absolute pleasure to be present at. Lovely people to boot I am pleased to have made it here.

They even played Shake Your Moneymaker twice they enjoyed it so much.

Jack J Hutchinson
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Jack J Hutchinson Trio
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Jack J Hutchinson Trio
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words and photos, richard shashamane 2015

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