Keith James - The Songs of Nick Drake
Presented by: WishyWashy0 | DURHAM: Old Cinema Launderette (info) |
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P | Thursday 8th May, 2025 |
N | Door time: 7:00pm Start time: 7:45pm |
. | 16+ (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult) |
C | Music - Folk/blues/world |
Event information
Launderette info
Doors 7
Music from 7.45
all finished by 11 or earlier
Wheelchair access/facilities. Please advise of attendance for support and advice to mrwishywashypresents@gmail.com
Free parking locally
Keith James
A haunting and immaculately crafted concert
The Songs of Nick Drake
Nick Drake is the most revered and loved of all this country’s Singer-
Songwriters. He has given us timeless songs that shed all the tears of life
within their fragile yet perfect lines. He recorded three cherished Albums
between 1969 and 1972 but was almost entirely unknown in his day. After
his tragic death in 1974 aged only 26 his music almost disappeared into
obscurity. Now, thanks to a massive resurgence of interest and a worldwide
re-evaluation of his genius Nick Drake has become a national treasure.
Several meticulously compiled Biographies look at every aspect of Nick’s life
and music, throwing light on many shadowy corners of mystery and
supposition.
Two decades have now passed since Singer/Guitarist Keith James first
paralysed the whole Country with his stunningly beautiful series of concerts.
He was the first artist ever to bring this intriguingly fragile music to Theatres
and Arts Venues across the UK in its pure live concert form. The result was
six years of highly acclaimed tours amounting to over 1000 concerts in
venues across the UK, Ireland, Holland, France, Italy and Spain including all of
Nick’s Schools and Colleges - even Glastonbury Festival.
‘Musicians brave enough to make the music they really believe in. Keith James is one of these’
Bob Harris
‘Some of the most atmospheric and emotive music you will ever hear’
The Independent
‘A fresh and powerful approach to these wonderful songs’
Patrick Humphries – Nick Drake biographer
“An absolute must” Mark Radcliffe - BBC Radio