I’m just coming up to my 50th Seven Songs gig and I thought it was time for a bit of round up of what’s been happening.
So, I probably sound a bit casual when I mention my 50th Seven Song gig but just to be clear…
50 – F I F T Y times… I’ve picked, strummed and frikin’ yodeled to raise money for charity. It’s mainly been for the wonderful Alzheimer’s Society but also the RNLI and The Alice Gross Music Trust with my gastronome pals Battenbergbell and SilverScreenSuppers. Continue reading
The BBC Berkshirepalooza, Waltzing, Beekeeping and Buddy Holly, but more importantly get in touch now and organise your own Seven Songs.
I’ve not told you much about my recent adventures in the homes and gardens across England, Scotland and Wales… and if anyone is reading this from Northern Ireland, I’d love to play there too at some point.
As of September 2015, we’ve played nearly 50 gigs now (or 55 if you include radio and other odds and sods), raised £5300 for Alzheimer’s Society and a couple of other charities on the way, including the Alice Gross Music Trust which I think raised about £700. Continue reading
It’s a funny old world. I know I’ve bored you with this before, but I play guitar and sing Seven Songs- think disco/folk/punk/blues- to raise money for dementia research. It’s a drop in the ocean but we’ve had a tough seven or eight year journey with dementia and we’ve been helped by so many generous souls. I’m giving something back. On Saturday 28th of March Seven Songs performed on Matt Allwright’s Saturday Solutions on BBC Radio Berkshire. Continue reading
SEVEN SONGS: With The Walnuts in Europe 