
The
Bishops Stortford Acoustic Club
at South Mill Arts Centre
1-3, South Road, Bishops Stortford, Herts.
CM23 3JG
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LAST TIME
THURSDAY
30th OCTOBER 2025
HEADLINE
SHOWCASE
ONE
AFTER 909
and
The
Stortford Young Players
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Hello Acoustic Clubbers Last time we were
delighted to welcomed not only the irrepressible One After 909 but also
the
Stortford Young Players. |
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ONE AFTER 909 Colin and James Frid are a father and son
duo who combine the very best of 1960’s and 70’s land mark songs with
ventures into highly listenable modern songs. Two guitars and two voices
revel in both their differences and their similarities. |
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Colin and James are stylists who bring
their world to life. They blend together like the legendary family groups of
the past and will fully reawaken your love for those classics they love as
well as their new music that is unique. |
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THE STORTFORD YOUNG PLAYERS This evening was special because we had
some great music from the young players from around Bishops Stortford. Our
players included many from the much-admired Saffron Walden based Garden Youth
Music Project but also other young players looking for opportunity to
play and an audience willing to listen to them. We were delighted to welcome these young
talented performers this evening and listened in awe at their talent. Our players were PAUL featuring Leila Dawn, Alice Fernall, Huey Levy, Joe Barker & Mansell Partridge.
Layla Mone with Mansel Partridge
& Huey Levy, Ronnie
Scott & Will Hobbs
Elliot Lavergne William Chandler
Jasper Bokay. Just about as far reaching an evening as we
have seen for quite a while. Many have played before and most played at the
Acoustic Bash in the Summer where they all impressed enormously so the great
music was delightfully expected from the youngsters. At this point I have to apologies to James
as Colin and I conspired to get him to play his party piece -1952 Vincent
Black Lightning - as a brilliant encore to the One After 909 set. Just a
fantastic way to finish a brilliant evening of music. Sorry James but it was
worth it!! |
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Grateful thanks to Alex for his sterling
work on the Sound Desk and much appreciation to all the staff and volunteers
who go to make the SMA such a wonderful welcoming venue. |
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