Clik Clik presents CW Jones, Collective 43, The Wootown Hillbillies and Harcourt Players

Presented by: Clik Clik Collective

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0	WORCESTER: The Marrs Bar
P	Saturday 29th September, 2018
N	7:30pm

Event information

“Clik Clik presents CW Jones, Collective 43, The WooTown Hillbillies and The Harcourt Players"

Come along and have a shindig with Blues, Americana and New Orleans style performances, a live film score from the Harcourt Players and of course, some Clik Clik interactive mischief thrown into the mix.......

Featuring-

CW Jones
From hip hop to foot stomping blues, the man’s roots are firmly planted and continue to grow. A regular performer at the likes of Glastonbury, Shambala, Boomtown Fair, Nozstock & many more, whether you witness him performing over Jazz inspired beats or hammering away on his 6 string guitar, you’ll be sure to feel the honesty of this wandering soul. Blues poet, soul junkie & psychedelic wizard, CW Jones’ debut single was as the collaborative project Button Eyes. ‘Please Don’t Take My Blues’ received coverage on BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 music, courtesy of Huey Morgan, Dermot O’Leary and also Lauren Laverne who placed the track on the 6 music recommends list.
“Book him before he blows up, trust me he’s next!” – Rag’n’Bone Man

https://www.facebook.com/pg/seedoubleyoujones/about/?ref=page_internal/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB4UIE1ck-U
https://soundcloud.com/c-w-jones


The Collective 43
A playful congregation of multi- instrumentalists influenced by a New Orleans street band style. Creating some life on the streets near you, their sounds ranges from swing, funk, ragtime and dub all blended together to make a big band street sound.
https://www.facebook.com/theCollective43/


The WooTown Hillbillies
A collective of street musicians from Worcestershire playing fun-fuelled tunes from bluegrass to jug band music along with their own compositions.
www.facebook.com/WooTownHillbillies
www.facebook.com/WooTownHillbillies/videos/660883400733613/


The Harcourt Players present Buster Keaton’s The Goat.
Simon Othen & Luke Wurmli weave their way through this hilarious 25-minute classic with a live score highlighting the ups and downs, chases and falling in love scenes, using an array of instruments such as guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, harmonicas and a variety of percussion.