october, 2024
10oct7:30 pmWord Paintings - The Keith James SongbookThe best of Keith's collection in one concert.
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Event Details
Thursday 10th October 2024 at 7.30pm Doors & bar open at 7.00pm Tickets: £18 Tickets are available HERE By phoning
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Event Details
Thursday 10th October 2024 at 7.30pm
Doors & bar open at 7.00pm
Tickets: £18
Tickets are available HERE
By phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.
Spanning the past 50 years, Keith has performed thousands of enthusiastically received shows in Arts Centres and Theatres throughout the UK. Thoughtful, interpretive concerts devoted to the writing of visionary Songwriters and Poets who he has always admired.
The success of these concerts has been such, that it has somewhat eclipsed Keith’s own material (which has mostly been heard on his 12 Album releases) so the writing and release of this new and significant body of work Word Paintings has given Keith, and those alongside him the confidence to open a door and let this treasure chest of original songs be heard.
The songs from Word Paintings, a stand-alone, much championed, new collection, are at the heart of this concert, set amongst the characterful and fearless songs from Can you imagine 2020, the vital commentary of Paradise lost 2019 and the poetic imagery of Message from the Gods 2017, even some songs that date way back through his music year career. The best collection of Keith’s original material in one concert – which is by no means just music. There is a ‘chatting late into the night at a Taverna’ feel about the backstories and the embryonic seed of inspiration to each of the songs.
‘Anyone who remembers and longs for great songwriting, please listen to this’ How the light gets in.
‘Devotion, integrity, experience. All spinning as one’ Guardian Weekly
‘I really enjoyed the Album! It has a haunting quality’ Ian Rankin
‘Brave enough to write the music he truly believes in’ Bob Harris OBE
‘This album more than earns its place in the gallery of old masters’ Mike Davies, Birmingham Radio
‘This album finds a creative and imaginative artist at the peak of his powers’ Trevor Dann
‘Word Paintings is a musical triumph’ Radio Caroline
‘There is a delicious soulfulness going on here’ Colin Hall
The performance ends at approx. 9.30pm including an interval.
Seating for this event is arranged as tables at the front of the hall, with tiered seating behind.
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 pm