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GIGS ARTS NEWS FUNNIES GIGS ARTS NEWS FUNNIES GIGS ARTS NEWS FUNNIES<br />

SUITED<br />

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WE ARE 8 YEARS YOUNG THIS MONTH!


YEOVIL LABOUR CLUB<br />

NOTICE TO MEMBERS<br />

MARCH ENTERTAINMENT<br />

Tue<br />

2nd QUIZ <strong>NIGHT</strong> 8PM<br />

Sat<br />

6th MEMPHIS 56<br />

Sat<br />

13th OUTRAGE<br />

Tue<br />

16th QUIZ <strong>NIGHT</strong> 8PM<br />

Sat<br />

20th PENNY ARCADE<br />

Sat<br />

27th COVER TO COVER<br />

Tue<br />

30th QUIZ <strong>NIGHT</strong> 8PM<br />

Sat<br />

3rd THE ROCKIN’ 60S<br />

Apr<br />

KARAOKE EVERY SUNDAY 8PM<br />

Tues & Sat bingo eyes down 1PM<br />

Thurs bingo 1.30 & 7.30PM<br />

Members AGM<br />

Sun 28th Mar 7.30pm<br />

TELEPHONE 01935 471138<br />

Central Road, Yeovil, BA20 1JL<br />

TOYOTAS<br />

Aren’t you glad that the car in front is a<br />

Toyota rather than the car behind you.<br />

Slightly modified Toyota slogan.<br />

“The car that just slammed into the car in<br />

front is a Toyota - with a dodgy throttle”.<br />

NEWS : ‘Toyota Recalls 180,000 UK Cars’<br />

I’m not surprised, that would be a lot of cars<br />

to just forget about.<br />

“Just driving my new Toyota Prius, chat to<br />

you later, can’t stop.”<br />

So far Toyota have had problems with brakes,<br />

accelerator pedals and steering. Reminds me<br />

a lot of the glory days of British Leyland cars.<br />

The car in front jammed in the back of the<br />

car in front is a Toyota.<br />

This weekend I’ll be renting that flick about<br />

the Toyota mess...<br />

“Total Recall”.<br />

MEN & WOMEN<br />

A woman marries a man expecting he will<br />

someday change but he never does. A man<br />

marries a woman expecting that she will never<br />

change , but she does!<br />

A woman must always have the last word in<br />

any argument . Anything a man says after that<br />

is the beginning of a new argument<br />

Smart man + smart woman = Romance<br />

Smart man + dumb woman = Affair<br />

Dumb man + smart woman = Marriage<br />

Dumb man + dumb woman = Pregnancy<br />

OLDIES<br />

There’s good news and bad<br />

news for seniors and their<br />

mental health.<br />

The good news? Drinking<br />

blueberry juice improves an<br />

older person’s memory.<br />

The bad news? They have to<br />

remember to buy it.<br />

DOCTOR DOCTOR<br />

A man goes to her doctor with a bit of lettuce<br />

hanging out of his backside.<br />

The Doctor says “that looks nasty”. He says<br />

“Nasty?” says the man, “it’s just the tip of the<br />

iceberg!”<br />

DINNER INVITE<br />

“Darling,” said this husband to his wife, “I’ve<br />

invited a friend home for supper.”<br />

“What? Are you crazy? The house is a mess, I<br />

haven’t been shopping, all the dishes are dirty,<br />

and I don’t feel like cooking a fancy meal!”<br />

“I know all that.”<br />

“Then why did you invite a friend for supper?”<br />

“Because the poor fool’s thinking about getting<br />

married.”


The Editor’s bit<br />

Well after my rant on the arts pages last month I really hoped that I would be wrong about<br />

the Theatre and Arts commumity, but there were just two direct responses (Thanks Caro<br />

& Tony). So in their silence the theatre community has spoken. So rather than a general<br />

listing of Arts Centre/Theatre events, from this month on, <strong>Suited</strong> & <strong>Booted</strong> will concentrate<br />

on giving more space to just one or two events and hopefully giving them the ‘air’ they<br />

deserve.<br />

I realise that this approach will mean that others will miss out but I think I gave everyone<br />

enough opportunity to have their say...they just didn’t.<br />

Jazz Talk in Martock<br />

I wasn’t sure where to include this event so here it is. On Thurday 25th March at 7.30pm,<br />

The Fifth Audio/visual Classic Jazz Talk “Strings in Jazz”takes place in Martock Church.<br />

It’s our birthday!<br />

Yes this month we are 8 years young. We have grown from 2000 copies of 16 pages to<br />

5000 copies of 24 or 28 pages. We have a web site, a mailing list, Facebook page and<br />

more besides. The look of the magazine is so different now and yet at its core the values<br />

remain the same. Deliver information about local live music, give you a laugh with a few<br />

jokes and promote local business.<br />

I hope you think we still do a good job but if not I’m still happy to hear from you.<br />

Gig advice<br />

A lot of work goes into producing the magazine but mistakes can and do happen. Bands<br />

change their plans and pubs (sadly) do go out of business. Before setting out to watch a gig<br />

do please confirm the event is still on if you are travelling any distance.<br />

Remember to tell your Mum you love her on Sunday<br />

14th!<br />

WWW.SUIT-BOOT.CO.UK<br />

Your next edition is the April magazine. The deadline day for<br />

that edition is Wednesday 17th March. Send your event details to<br />

suit_boot@yahoo.co.uk<br />

Remember that this magazine is also available as a PDF download.<br />

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publishers accept any liability whatsoever for any loss due to omission, errors in listings, editorial or advertisements or delays in publication<br />

or any other form of plain bad luck, misjudgment or acts of God (if you happen to believe in God or a God like being). <strong>Suited</strong> & <strong>Booted</strong> is<br />

produced to help promote live music in this area, we have no political agenda (well not much of one anyway) and we are the only (really)<br />

independent publication in the area. We assume that contributed items remain without copyright, should you believe that you own the<br />

copyright to any item printed in <strong>Suited</strong> & <strong>Booted</strong> you are more than welcome to spend all your cash telling us where we went wrong.<br />

Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. George Orwell. As ever George nailed it, it you can’t apply this today then<br />

ask where your freedom has gone?<br />

Printed by Zeralynx of Taunton (01823) 251888


getting a listing here!<br />

Welcome back to the March edition of <strong>Suited</strong> and <strong>Booted</strong>. It’s<br />

incredible but this is actually our 8th birthday edition. Hands up<br />

those who remember the first one; it seems so long ago now. The<br />

Gig Guide is a paid entry section in <strong>Suited</strong> and <strong>Booted</strong>. It costs<br />

only £8 per month to have your venue listed in this Gig Guide section.<br />

It’s free if you actually book an advert with us.<br />

Email suit_boot@yahoo.co.uk for more details.<br />

If you can’t afford £8 per month then you can still get your live<br />

music events listed in the centre pages for free. Mind if you can’t<br />

afford £8 to promote a gig, your problems are a lot bigger than<br />

THE OLD BARN CLUB (01935 474764) in Yeovil has regular Saturday entertainment each<br />

month and new members are always welcome, just call and ask about joining. This month, The<br />

Backstreet Band open the musical month by playing for you on Saturday 6th. On the 13th,<br />

Real Deal are the performers for you and then on the 20th, ten piece band The Ship Of Fools<br />

fill your Saturday night with folk style music. The last band to play in March are Seedy Cases on<br />

Saturday 27th. A quick look into April reveals that Alexander will be the musical performer on<br />

the Saturday 4th.<br />

THE QUICKSILVER MAIL (01935 424721) is on<br />

Hendford Hill in Yeovil. This month at the Quicksilver<br />

you can begin your musical journey with a performance<br />

by Slipped Disc on Friday 12th. Pink Floyd tribute<br />

band Us & Them return to the Quickie on the 19th. If<br />

you missed them last time make sure you check this performance<br />

out. Highly recommended. Finnian McGurk<br />

brings a Celtic flavour to the music on the 26th and then<br />

just into April, Yellow Brick Road perform an Elton John<br />

show on the 2nd.<br />

THE LIBERAL CLUB (01935 423037) in Middle Street,<br />

Yeovil has the regular tea dances that happen each<br />

Finnian McGurk<br />

Thursday from 2pm till 4pm. Bingo happens every Tuesday<br />

and Friday at 7.30pm and now at 1.30pm on Mondays. The Liberal club now has carvery<br />

meals available on both Sundays and Wednesdays; 12-4pm at just £5.50. Entertainment this<br />

month starts on the 13th with karaoke from Digital Sounds. On Sunday 14th take Mum along<br />

to the Liberal Club to enjoy a carvery meal or a two course meal for just £7.50. On St Patrick’s<br />

Day, 17th March, get into the spirit, there are discounts on all the Irish drinks. Back to the entertainment<br />

and on the 20th, that wandering modern day minstrel, PR Dewhurst will provide<br />

all the entertainment for you. Another month all wrapped up!<br />

Smoking Gun<br />

THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB (01935 423815) is on Kingston in<br />

Yeovil and has a blockbuster quiz to bend your mind around<br />

on Tuesday 2nd with a cash prize every round. Music begins<br />

on Saturday 6th, when Smoking Gun get the blues for you.<br />

Guests are welcome on this evening, £1 is payable when you<br />

sign in. On Saturday 27th, Mojo are your performers and<br />

this is an open event. Non members will need to pay a £3<br />

entrance fee though. The last event in March is the Jam Sesssion<br />

that happens on Sunday 28th at around 4pm.


THE PALL TAVERN (01935 476521) on Silver<br />

Street in Yeovil has regular live music. This<br />

month you can enjoy Saturday night music<br />

that begins with Dorset band The Helm on<br />

the 6th. On the 13th, Devon band, 4 Rocks<br />

Sake deliver some classic rock covers. The<br />

two man acoustic punk sensation, The Dub<br />

Liberators perform on the 20th and the last<br />

band to play in March will be Smoking Gun<br />

on the 27th.<br />

WOODS WINE BAR (01935 428129) is in<br />

Middle Street Yeovil. Lots of musical fun at<br />

Woods Wine Bar this month, the famous Jam<br />

Night has now moved to Wednesday night<br />

rather than Thursday. Live performances apart<br />

from the Jam start on Friday 5th with jazzy,<br />

funky blues by the The Bluesters. There will<br />

be more live music on the 6th although the<br />

band was not confirmed as we went to press.<br />

There’s something of a special event happening<br />

on the weekend of 12th-13th March with<br />

the Yeovil Live Program. There’s more about<br />

it later in the magazine but on Friday 12th, Animal<br />

Urges and Human Haircut are the bands<br />

playing at Woods. On Saturday 13th, Simon<br />

Chesterfield’s Design and Spidireen perform<br />

for you again as part of Yeovil Live. It’s back<br />

to the blues on Friday 19th when Smoking<br />

Gun run all the variations of the 12 bar format<br />

and then on the 20th there will be more live<br />

music although the band was not confirmed<br />

as we went to press. There’s something a bit<br />

different on Friday 26th when the upstairs at<br />

Woods is transformed into a jazz bar with the<br />

Julie Dunn Trio performing for you. This is a<br />

ticket only event but the ticket price includes<br />

both Tapas food and some wine. Call Woods to<br />

make your booking reservation. Finally on 27th<br />

March, The Witch Doctor Blues Band set<br />

your mojo free with some fantastic music.<br />

THE LABOUR CLUB (01935 ) on Central<br />

Road in Yeovil has regular weekend live entertainment<br />

for you to enjoy as well as regular<br />

bingo sessions. On Tuesday 2nd, get the grey<br />

matter working at the Labour Club Quiz<br />

Night and then on Saturday 6th, those rockabilly<br />

boys Memphis 56 will get you up and<br />

dancing. On Saturday 13th the music is from<br />

Outrage and then on Tuesday 16th there is<br />

another quiz to pit your wits against. Penny<br />

Arcade provide the entertyainment on the the<br />

20th and then to close the month Cover To<br />

Entertainment at<br />

The Old Barn Club<br />

Old Barn Way, Yeovil, BA20 2NX<br />

March Events<br />

Sat 6th<br />

Backstreet Band<br />

Sat 13th<br />

Real Deal<br />

Sat 20th<br />

Ship Of Fools<br />

Sat 27th<br />

Seedy Cases<br />

Sat 4th April<br />

Alexander<br />

Tel: 01935 474764 www.theoldbarnclub.com<br />

email: info@theoldbarnclub.com<br />

Instruments<br />

DJ Equipment<br />

Stage & Effect Lighting<br />

Strings & Sticks<br />

Speakers<br />

Amplifiers<br />

Sales & Hire


The Armoury Inn<br />

1 The Park, Yeovil, BA20 1DY<br />

Yeovil’s premier pub for live sport!<br />

LIVE SPORT<br />

SHOWN ON<br />

2 BIG SCREENS<br />

AND<br />

3 TV SCREENS<br />

Accommodation available<br />

Contractors very welcome<br />

Tel:01935 471047<br />

Cover perform on the 27th. A quick peek into<br />

April reveals that The Rockin’ 60s are your<br />

boys on the 3rd.<br />

THE BLACK HORSE (01935 422259) on the<br />

Avenue in Yeovil (next to the hospital). Live<br />

music has now mostly moved to a Friday<br />

night. This month get you musical kicks by<br />

listening to Justin Daish play guitar and<br />

sing on Friday 12th. On Saturday 20th, Billy<br />

Clarke will be your performing hero and then<br />

on Friday 26th, BJ Smith provide the evening<br />

entertainment. A quick look into April shows<br />

that Phil Kelly will be the entertainer on<br />

Friday 9th. Rachel (the Landlady) would like<br />

to remind you that the White Horse will be<br />

putting on Mothering Sunday lunches on<br />

Sunday 14th. Book your Mum a lunch out by<br />

calling 01935 422259.<br />

THE BEACH CAFÉ BAR (01935 ) is on Park<br />

Road in Yeovil and has regular entertainment<br />

throughout the month. It’s the Dub<br />

Liberators that start the entertainment when<br />

they play on Sunday 7th starting at 6pm. On<br />

Sunday 14th at 6pm, The Matchboxe Heroes<br />

perform for you, they’ve won a Battle of The<br />

Bands you know. On Friday 19th, local rock<br />

band, Storm will fill the place with quality<br />

sounds from around 9pm. Adam Sweet is<br />

your Sunday evening musical man on the 21st<br />

and then on the 28th, musical maestro Elijah<br />

Wolf will be ready to play for you at around<br />

6pm. Check the Beach advert later in this<br />

magazine for the all the regular events and<br />

drink promotions. Or take a look at their web<br />

site http://www.thebeachcafebar.co.uk.<br />

THE MERMAID INN (01935 817065) at the<br />

top of Bristol Road, Sherborne is fast becoming<br />

known as THE music venue of Sherborne<br />

with good live music playing every weekend.<br />

Your fun begins on Friday 5th when you can<br />

tax the brain cells with the monthly quiz. On<br />

Saturday 6th, Skank Tank deliver up a mega<br />

slice of Ska and Reggae (watch their videos at<br />

http://skanktank.co.uk). In a change previously<br />

annouced dates, No Closure will be playing<br />

some heavier style stuff on Friday 12th. John<br />

Ramon performs rock, pop and blues on Saturday<br />

13th. They love his Latino apparently;<br />

ooh err. It would be good to remember that


on Sunday 14th it’s Mothering Sunday. The<br />

Mermaid will have traditional roasts available.<br />

Mummies can eat free with 2 paying children;<br />

it’s bookings only though. On Friday 19th,<br />

Power Cut play electro acoustic covers to start<br />

your weekend and then on Saturday 27th,<br />

Double Dealing play Country and Western<br />

so put on your stetsons and your heeled bots<br />

and join them for for some ye! ha! Into April<br />

you can enjoy a quiz on Friday 2nd (Good<br />

Friday) and then on Saturday 3rd, Tim Pitman<br />

will be performing and they reckon you need<br />

to get there early as he packs the place out!<br />

What better on Easter Sunday, the 4th, than a<br />

traditional Sunday roast, let the Mermaid cook<br />

yours but please book in advance.<br />

THE WORKING MENS’ CLUB (01935<br />

823297) in Stoke-sub-Hamdon has two musical<br />

events that we know of. On Saturday 6th<br />

listen out for a fantatsic tribute to ELO and<br />

then on Saturday 20th get you musical highs by<br />

hearing a tribute to Madonna.<br />

GEORGE INN (01935 ) is in Martock. I may<br />

have failed to mention this before, but the<br />

George has been under new management<br />

since Christmas and Jody and the team<br />

continue to work at delivering a great pub experience.<br />

They are, for example, the only pub<br />

in Martock with entertainment every week.<br />

On to the events. Not quite your regular fair<br />

in <strong>Suited</strong> and <strong>Booted</strong> but the George tell us<br />

that there will be a Ladies Night up stairs in<br />

the function room on Friday 5th. Expect an<br />

Ann Summers style party complete with Male<br />

Stripper! This is a ticket only event so call the<br />

pub to book yours. On Saturday 6th there will<br />

be a karaoke and disco to provide the first<br />

of the musical treats and then on Friday 12th,<br />

London based Mike Hartley will be performing<br />

at the George. Mike is a guitarist/vocalist<br />

who we hear does a great job with pop, rock<br />

and jazz music. On the 13th, local duo Us will<br />

be playing acoustic style with some great vocal<br />

harmony work too. Check their MySpace<br />

page to hear what I mean http://www.<br />

myspace.com/usmusiclive. Top bloke, Elijah<br />

Wolf, will be singing and playing for you on<br />

the 20th followed by the electro-acoustic<br />

sounds of Power Cut on Friday 26th and then<br />

on the 27th finsih off the month with another<br />

karaoke and disco session.<br />

Freshman, Gould, Lag, Faith,<br />

Epiphone & Dean<br />

Electric, Electro-acoustic &<br />

Classical guitars in stock. 4 & 5<br />

string basses<br />

12 string acoustic &<br />

electro acoustic guitars.<br />

ukuleles, entry level flutes,<br />

clarinets & access to many other<br />

instruments including drums<br />

music books, strings<br />

capos, music stands etc.<br />

Guitar tuition for all ages and abilities<br />

available in purpose built studio.<br />

Call in and see us at:<br />

4 The George Centre, Crewkerne<br />

Somerset, TA18 7LU<br />

TELEPHONE 01460 77728<br />

High Street Yeovil Somerset BA20 1RE<br />

LIVE MUSIC<br />

Saturday 17th<br />

April<br />

with<br />

Memphis 56<br />

8.30pm until late<br />

T: 01935 423151


Yeovil Conservative Club<br />

Notice to Members<br />

MARCH ENTERTAINMENT<br />

Tues 12nd March<br />

Blockbuster Quiz<br />

Prizes Every Round<br />

Sat 6th March<br />

Smoking Gun<br />

Guests Welcome £1 On Sign In<br />

Sat 27th March<br />

Mojo<br />

Open Event £3 For Non Members<br />

Sun 28th March<br />

Jam Session<br />

Starts 4pm<br />

01935 423815<br />

kingstonmailbox-rotunda@yahoo.co.uk<br />

12 Kingston, Yeovil, BA20 2QL<br />

KWG<br />

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Bridgwater<br />

Somerset<br />

M: 07714 732 255<br />

T: 01278 427 461<br />

LET ME MAKE 24 CRT<br />

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COME TRUE PLATING<br />

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THE BELL INN (01935 822727) at Ash near<br />

Martock. With its traditional music sessions<br />

and performing musicians, there is a nice mix<br />

of music at the Bell in March. On Wednesday<br />

3rd, join in with the open, traditional<br />

music session in the bar starting at around<br />

8.30PM. On Saturday 6th, Louis Naylor will<br />

be performing from 9pm followed by another<br />

traditional music session on the 17th.<br />

James Hollingsworth creates beautiful musical<br />

pictures for you on Saturday 20th (check<br />

his wonderful sounds out here http://www.<br />

myspace.com/jameshollingsworth). On<br />

Saturday 27th your weekend music will be<br />

provided by Tone Deaf performing from<br />

around 9pm. To close the month, the final<br />

open traditional music session happens on<br />

the 31st. Get there by 8.30pm.<br />

THE SQUARE & COMPASS (01823 480467)<br />

at Windmill Hill, Ashill (between Taunton<br />

& Ilminster) has the superb Barn venue for<br />

live bands. On Thursday 11th, Dr Feelgood<br />

will be playing<br />

in the Barn at<br />

the Square and<br />

Compass. After<br />

30 years or more<br />

of R’n’B, (that’s<br />

rhythm and blues<br />

to youngsters<br />

who think R<br />

‘n’B means post<br />

Dr Feelgood<br />

disco, African American inspired warbling) the<br />

legendary Feelgoods are still one of the finest<br />

rockin’ bands on the circuit. It was a complete<br />

sell out on their last appearance 2 years<br />

ago, they will without doubt sell out again;<br />

book your ticket early. On Wednesday 17th<br />

there will be a St Patrick’s Day party to raise<br />

the roof. Diaspora will be performing and,<br />

here comes the pun, it’s sure to be a craicing<br />

night. Check their web site here http://www.<br />

diasporamusic.org. Tickets £10 in advance<br />

the doors open at 8pm.<br />

THE CROWN INN (01308 422037) on West<br />

Bay Road in Bridport has a superb month of<br />

Saturday night live music sessions. Start the<br />

fun and games with Crosswired who perform<br />

on the 6th and play some cracking classic rock


tunes. On the 13th, four piece outfit, Mid Life<br />

Crisis demonstrate that experience counts<br />

when it come to getting you up and moving.<br />

Power trio Mojo feature for you on the 20th.<br />

Think, Clapton, Hendrix style classic rock<br />

and you’ll have it about right. Finally on the<br />

27th, Storm make an away-day excursion to<br />

Bridport. Classic rock covers and more up to<br />

date entries are all on their play list; top quality<br />

stuff. Stay up to date by visiting the web<br />

site http://thecrowninnbridport.blogspot.<br />

com.<br />

NO.10 CAFÉ BAR (01308 420032) No.10 in<br />

Bridport is busy each month with live music<br />

on Tuesdays, Thursdays<br />

and Fridays. Up to<br />

now Saturdays were<br />

DJ Nights but recent<br />

licensing restrictions<br />

have meant that for the<br />

time being these have<br />

been put on hold. I’m<br />

not sure what No.10<br />

have planned for you<br />

in March, we seem to<br />

be missing a listing. I<br />

do know that on the<br />

2nd, Jonathan Cotton<br />

Andy Grant<br />

will be performing and then on the 11th it will<br />

be Andy Grant. On the 12th, the acoustic<br />

punk of the Dub Liberators will be heard.<br />

The only other gig we have is with Shelby’s<br />

Elbows on the 19th but there are sure to be<br />

lots more normally on Tuesdays, Thursdays<br />

and Fridays. Call No.10 to find out more<br />

they need all the support they can get at the<br />

moment as discussions with the licensing authorities<br />

about the number of people allowed<br />

into the bar are on-going. Check out their<br />

Facebook page for the very latest information<br />

search for NUMBER 10 BRIDPORT.<br />

THE ROPEMAKERS (01308 421255) in<br />

Bridport has Music begins on Thursday 4th<br />

with the regular Open Acoustic Night that<br />

starts at 8:30pm, all musicians are welcome.<br />

On Friday 5th, The Backstreet Band will<br />

bring their high energy pop/rock from the 60s<br />

through to now and they are followed on Saturday<br />

6th by Chill. Spend Sunday differently<br />

and go along to the Jam Session at 4:30pm


on the 7th, and join in with the regular jammin’ session where all musicians are welcome. Blues<br />

is the musical style on offer when on Friday 12th, The Fat Marrows Blues Band are your performers<br />

and then on Saturday 13th indie band The Underdogs<br />

play mainly original material & modern covers. Friday<br />

19th, sees Tragic Roundabout (love that name!) perform;<br />

five musicians and a drummer, their talents finely honed to<br />

bring you a dazzling show incorporating an eclectic melange<br />

of hardcore punked up Ska / Klezmer blended with an unsubtle<br />

hint of the mystic Eastern Bloc. Off The Rails feature<br />

on Saturday 20th and then on Friday 26th, WOB engages<br />

your musical imagination. Finally, having had very good reviews,<br />

Willie and the Bandits perform on Saturday 27th at<br />

9:00pm; taking on old tunes and lifting them to new heights. Tragic Roundabout<br />

All this music and the regular quiz night every Tuesday at<br />

8:00pm, that should keep you busy!<br />

THE HOPE & ANCHOR (01308 422160) This month there is plenty going<br />

on at the pub on St. Michaels Lane in Bridport. The music begins with an<br />

early celebration of St Patrick’s Day when Crooked Furrow provide the<br />

celtic tunes. On the 20th, John de Barra will be performing for you and<br />

then on the 21st, join in with the Jam Session that starts at around 4pm.<br />

On Sunday 28th, Flakey Jake will provide your afternoon entertainment<br />

at around 4.30pm and then just into April, Design will be the band of<br />

choice on Saturday 3rd. That’s it!<br />

We do get asked for the phone numbers of<br />

bands and for those of you looking to book<br />

acts we are pleased to recommend:<br />

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ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY<br />

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Mob: 07886 895340


YOUNG MUSICIAN<br />

COMPETITION<br />

The 2010 Young Musician of the Year<br />

competition has been launched as part of<br />

this June’s week-long Festival in Hinton St<br />

George. When the competition was first held<br />

in 2008, five local schools took part. The<br />

winner was Bethany Tomlinson, then aged<br />

13, of Holyrood Community School in Chard<br />

who performed brilliantly on the trumpet.<br />

The other very<br />

talented finalists<br />

played a variety<br />

of stringed and<br />

wind instruments<br />

and the<br />

piano before a<br />

distinguished<br />

panel of judges.<br />

The competition<br />

this year has<br />

been split into<br />

two age groups,<br />

2008 winner was<br />

14 or under and<br />

Bethany Tomlinson<br />

15 and above,<br />

with significant amounts of prize money<br />

kindly donated by the Hinton St George<br />

Reading Room Trust.<br />

Encouraging young musicians to come forward,<br />

competition organizer Jane Jackson said...<br />

“We would be pleased to hear from any promising<br />

young musician in full-time education<br />

who lives or attends school in the Crewkerne,<br />

Ilminster and Chard areas and within a 9 mile<br />

radius of Hinton St George. Heats will be<br />

held at Maiden Beech and Wadham Schools in<br />

Crewkerne with the final in the village church<br />

at Hinton St George on June 9th. This is an exciting<br />

opportunity for the finalists to experience<br />

playing in front of a paying audience.”<br />

“The prize money amounts to £450 in total<br />

and entry to the competition is free. Following<br />

the 2008 Hinton St George Festival there<br />

was a sufficient surplus to enable the organizing<br />

committee to make cash donations to<br />

participating schools to further music tuition<br />

and it is hoped that this will be repeated later<br />

this year.<br />

“Application forms can be obtained from<br />

schools’ music teachers or downloaded from<br />

www.hintonfestival.info where full details of<br />

the competition can be found.<br />

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Woods Famous Jam Night<br />

now on Wednesdays<br />

call to book a slot.<br />

Fri 5th March<br />

The Bluesters<br />

Sat 6th March<br />

Live Music<br />

Fri 12th March<br />

Animal Urges & Human Haircut<br />

Sat 13th March<br />

Simon Chesterfield’s Design & Spidireen<br />

Fri 19th March<br />

Smoking Gun Blues Band<br />

Sat 20th March<br />

Live Music<br />

Fri 26th March<br />

Jazz Club in upstairs bar with Julie Dunn<br />

Trio. Ticket includes Tapas & Wine. Call<br />

to book.<br />

Sat 27th March<br />

Witch Doctor Blues Band<br />

Woods Wine Bar - 70 Middle<br />

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Lunch Menu<br />

New<br />

Dinner Menu<br />

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March<br />

Diary<br />

Unless stated otherwise, venues are in Yeovil<br />

Monday 1st March - St David’s Day<br />

Stompin’ Dave @ The Boot Inn, Weymouth<br />

Tuesday 2nd March<br />

Jonathan Cotton @ No.10, Bridport<br />

Wednesday 3rd March<br />

Cuban Night with Tom Toomey & Milly Riquelme<br />

(booking advised) @ Olive Tree Restaurant, Bridport<br />

Trad Music Open Session @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Jam Night @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Thursday 4th March<br />

Open Acoustic Night @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Chris Eldred Jazz Trio @ Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis<br />

Friday 5th March - St Piran’s Day, Cornwall<br />

Cryin’ Out Loud @ Coach & Horses, South Perrott<br />

The Backstreet Band @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

The Mangled Wurzels @ The Plough, Manston,<br />

Sturminster Newton<br />

The Bluesters @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Slipped Disc @ Fleur De Lis, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

Flakey Jake @ Barton Inn, Somerton<br />

Out n Running @ The Arrow<br />

Saturday 6th March<br />

El-Cojones @ Royal Oak, Ilminster<br />

The Automatic, Straight Lines & They That Cried Wolf<br />

@ Orange Box<br />

Rainbow Chasers @ Bridport Arts Centre<br />

Chill @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Sean Scannell & support @ Britannia Inn, Sherborne<br />

Wing And A Prayer @ Half Moon, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

The Helm @ Pall Tavern<br />

Crosswired @ Crown Inn, Bridport<br />

The Backstreet Band @ Old Barn Club<br />

Louis Naylor @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Memphis 56 @ Labour Club<br />

Live Music TBC @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Smoking Gun @ Conservative Club<br />

Skank Tank @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Tribute to Electric Light Orchestra @ Stoke sub<br />

Hamdon Working Men’s Club<br />

Sunday 7th March<br />

Stompin’ Dave & Band @ Foresters Arms, East Coker<br />

Jam Session (4.30pm) @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Comedy Club @ Octagon Theatre<br />

The Dub Liberators (6pm-9pm) @ Beach Café Bar<br />

Tuesday 9th March<br />

Jonathan Cotton @ Duke Of Cornwall, Weymouth<br />

Wednesday 10th March<br />

Chumbawamba + Belinda O’Hooley + Heidi Tidow<br />

@ David Hall, South Petherton<br />

Thursday 11th March<br />

Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara @ Marine Theatre,<br />

Lyme Regis<br />

Andy Grant @ No.10, Bridport<br />

Dr Feelgood @ Square & Compass, Windmill Hill,<br />

Ashill<br />

Friday 12th March<br />

Boy Le Monti @ Railway Hotel, Blandford<br />

Fat Marrow Blues Band @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

The Eliza Carthy Band @ David Hall, South Petherton<br />

Adam Sweet @ Borough Arms, Dorchester<br />

Wet Playtime @ Green Dragon, Combe St Nicholas<br />

Brought Into Being / Vaguely Arabian / Adam West<br />

/ The Navigators / Casual T’s / The Switch (12noon-<br />

3pm) @ The Bandstand, Yeovil<br />

Tom Toomey & Milly Requelme @ Red Lion, Babcary<br />

Magic Worms @ Phoenix Hotel, Chard<br />

Slipped Disc @ Quicksilver Mail<br />

Dub Liberators @ No.10, Bridport<br />

Andy Grant @ Royal George, West Coker<br />

Justin Daish @ Black Horse<br />

John de Barra @ Conservative Club, Axminster<br />

Animal Urges & Human Haircut (Yeovil Live Event) @<br />

Woods Wine Bar<br />

No Closure @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Saturday 13th March<br />

The Underdogs @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Keelo @ Half Moon, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

Ro-Toro @ Evershot Village Hall<br />

Real Deal @ Old Barn Club<br />

Rusty Rocker @ Royal Oak, Ilminster<br />

4 Rocks Sake @ Pall Tavern<br />

Hundred Days / Aidan Simpson / Philly Stock /<br />

Mo Brown / Jordon Linsey (12noon-3pm) @ The<br />

Bandstand, Yeovil<br />

Hacker Farm (3.15-4pm) @ The Bandstand, Yeovil<br />

Hayseed Dixie + support from Stompin’ Dave Allen<br />

@ Electric Palace, Bridport<br />

The Underdogs (Dorset) @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

The Backstreet Band @ Royal Oak, Somerton<br />

Mid Life Crisis @ Crown Inn, Bridport<br />

Us @ George Inn, Martock<br />

Outrage @ Labour Club<br />

Mojo @ The Westminster<br />

Simon Chesterfield’s Design / Spidireen (Yeovil Live<br />

Event) @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

The Krays @ The Milford Inn<br />

Stereoironics (8pm) @ Westcliffe Community, Hall,<br />

Kimberlin Club, Portland<br />

John Ramon @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Crooked Furrow (early St Patrick’s celebration) @<br />

Hope & Anchor, Bridport<br />

Sunday 14th March - Mothering Sunday<br />

Open Mic Night with Special Guests @ Orange Box<br />

The Matchbox Heroes (6pm) @ The Beach Café Bar<br />

Howling At The Moon @ Foresters Arms, East Coker<br />

Monday 15th March<br />

Acoustica - Open Mic Night @ Britannia Inn,<br />

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Tuesday 16th March<br />

YAOS Present MAME @ Octagon Theatre<br />

Wednesday 17th March - St Patricks Day<br />

Stompin’ Dave Allen @ The Woodman, Bridport<br />

Traditional Music Open Session @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Bag Of Rats @ Globe & Crown<br />

Diaspora (St Patrick’s Day Party Night) @ Square &<br />

Compass, Windmill Hill, Ashill<br />

Thursday 18th March<br />

Zebrahead, MC Lars, Orange & Kids Can’t Fly @<br />

Orange Box<br />

Chumbawamba and O’Hooley & Tidow @ Bridport<br />

Arts Centre<br />

Friday 19th March<br />

Ross Kirk @ Rose & Crown, Trent<br />

Dani Nicholls @ Electric Palace, Bridport<br />

Shelby’s Elbows @ No.10, Bridport<br />

Tragic Roundabout @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Barry Paull as Elvis @ Bakers Arms, Martock<br />

Lau @ David Hall, South Petherton<br />

Us & Them (Pink Floyd tribute) @ Quicksilver Mail<br />

Stompin’ Dave’s Electric Band @ Royal Portland<br />

Arms, Portland<br />

Smoking Gun @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Power Cut @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Storm (9pm) @ Beach Café Bar<br />

Saturday 20th March - Spring Begins!<br />

Peter Andre @ Westland Leisure Complex<br />

PR Dewhurst @ Liberal Club<br />

Circle @ Half Moon, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

Off The Rails @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Mojo @ Crown Inn, Bridport<br />

James Hollingsworth @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Koshka (Russian fiddle music) @ David Hall, South<br />

Petherton<br />

Dub Liberators @ Pall Tavern<br />

Reckless @ Royal Oak, Ilminster<br />

Billy Clarke @ Black Horse<br />

Penny Arcade @ Labour Club<br />

John de Barra @ Hope & Anchor, Bridport<br />

The Backstreet Band @ The Westminster<br />

Live Music TBC @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Madonna Tribute @ Stoke sub Hamdon Working<br />

Men’s Club<br />

Sunday 21st March<br />

Jam Session (4pm) @ Hope & Anchor, Bridport<br />

Barry Paull as Elvis @ Foresters Arms, East Coker<br />

Stompin’ Dave Allen @ Three Compasses,<br />

Charminster<br />

Steve Howe Trio @ Electric Palace, Bridport<br />

Adam Sweet (6pm) @ The Beach Café Bar<br />

Monday 22nd March<br />

Reverend And The Makers, New Cassettes & Design<br />

@ Orange Box<br />

Thursday 25th March<br />

The Ancora Duo @ Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis<br />

Friday 26th March<br />

Madina Lake, We Are The Ocean & Mayday Parade<br />

@ Westland Leisure Complex<br />

Billy Bragg & The Proclaimers (Charity event for<br />

Reprieve) @ Electric Palace, Bridport<br />

WOB @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

The King Roosters @ Green Dragon, Combe St Nicholas<br />

Finnian McGurk @ Quicksilver Mail<br />

Freak Circus @ Fleur De Lis, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

The Backstreet Band @ Crown Inn, Ilminster<br />

BJ Smith @ Black Horse<br />

Julie Dunn Trio (Jazz Club eve upstairs with tapas meal<br />

& wine £30) @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Saturday 27th March<br />

Willie & The Bandits @ Ropemakers, Bridport<br />

Bedrock @ Half Moon, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

Breabach @ David Hall, South Petherton<br />

Mojo (open event) @ Conservative Club<br />

Angus (AC/DC trib.) @ Royal Oak, Ilminster<br />

Stompin’ Dave’s Electric Band @ Nags Head, Lyme Regis<br />

Storm @ Crown Inn, Bridport<br />

Tone Deaf @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Cover To Cover @ Labour Club<br />

The Krays @ The Westminster<br />

Smoking Gun @ Pall Tavern<br />

Witch Doctor Blues Band @ Woods Wine Bar<br />

Double Dealing @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Sunday 28th March - Clocks go forward<br />

Jam Session (4pm) @ Conservative Club<br />

Flakey Jake (4.30pm) @ Hope & Anchor, Bridport<br />

Performers Night @ David Hall, South Petherton<br />

The Backstreet Band @ Foresters Arms, East Coker<br />

Elijah Wolf (6pm-9pm) @ Beach Café Bar<br />

Tuesday 30th March<br />

Live Music TBC @ No.10, Bridport<br />

Wednesday 31st March<br />

Finzi Quartet @ Octagon Theatre<br />

Shelby’s Elbows @ Beach & Barnicot, Bridport<br />

Traditional Music Open Session @ The Bell Inn, Ash<br />

Comedy Cavern (7pm door £7.50) @ Barrington Oak<br />

Friday 2nd April<br />

Hazel O’Connor & The Bluja Project @ Electric<br />

Palace, Bridport<br />

Shelby’s Elbows @ Blackmore Vale Inn, Sturminster<br />

Newton<br />

Yellow Brick Road (Elton John show) @ Quicksilver Mail<br />

Ship Of Fools @ George Inn, Martock<br />

Saturday 3rd April<br />

Design @ Hope & Anchor, Bridport<br />

The Krays @ Half Moon, Stoke sub Hamdon<br />

Stompin’ Dave Allen @ Tom Brown’s, Dorchester<br />

Us @ Lou Lou’s Wine Bar, Langport<br />

The Rocking ‘60s @ Labour Club<br />

Smoking Gun @ Royal Oak, Ilminster<br />

Tim Pitman @ Mermaid Inn, Sherborne<br />

Sunday 4th April<br />

Dub Liberators @ Prince Of Wales, Ham Hill<br />

Storm @ Quicksilver Mail<br />

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THE GOBLIN<br />

One morning a woman was walking out of her<br />

front door, when she noticed a strange little<br />

man at the bottom of her garden.<br />

“You’re a goblin,” she says, “I caught you and<br />

you owe me three wishes!”. So the goblin<br />

replies “OK, you caught me fair and square,<br />

what’s your first wish?”. The woman stops and<br />

thinks for a second, “I want a huge mansion<br />

to live in.”, goblins replies “OK, you’ve got<br />

it.”. Woman again thinks it over, “My second<br />

wish is a Mercedes.” “OK, you’ve got that too.”<br />

“My last wish is a million dollars!”. The goblin<br />

then says “OK, you’ve got it. But to make your<br />

wishes come true you have to have sex all night<br />

with me.” “OK then, if that’s what it takes...”<br />

Next morning the little man wakes the woman up.<br />

“Tell me,” says the man, “how old are you?”<br />

“I’m 27”, she replies.<br />

“Good grief”, says the man, “27 and you still<br />

believe in goblins”<br />

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AWKWARD CUSTOMER<br />

Cursed with a bald head and a wooden leg,<br />

a man is surprised to find that he has been<br />

invited to a fancy dress party. Deciding that<br />

he might pull it off if he wears a costume to<br />

hide his head and leg, he writes to a theatrical<br />

outfitters asking them for adivice.<br />

A few days later, he gets a parcel from the firm<br />

with a note that says, “Dear Sir, please find<br />

enclosed a pirate’s outfit. The bandana will<br />

cover your bald head and with your wooden<br />

leg you will be just right as a Buccaneer.”<br />

Unfortunately, the man finds this deeply<br />

insulting, as they have so clearly drawn attention<br />

to his wooden leg, so he fires off a letter<br />

of complaint.<br />

A week goes by before the postie delivers another<br />

parcel with a note that reads, “Dear Sir,<br />

sorry about our previous suggestion ... please<br />

find enclosed a monk’s habit. The long robe<br />

will cover your wooden leg and the hood will<br />

hide your bald head but you will really look<br />

the part if you don’t put the hood up.”<br />

This drives him ballistic! They have simply<br />

switched from drawing attention to his<br />

wooden leg to his balding head. He fires off<br />

another letter. The next day he receives a<br />

tiny parcel by courier with a hastily scawled<br />

note ... “Enclosed is a tin of treacle, pour it<br />

over your bloody head, stick your wooden leg<br />

up your arse and go as a toffee apple ... you<br />

grumpy old git!”<br />

INDIAN NAME<br />

An old Indian was asked the name of his wife.<br />

He replied, “Wife Name - Three Horse.”<br />

“That’s an unusual name for your wife, Three<br />

Horse. What does it mean?”<br />

“It’s an old Indian name. Means Nag, Nag, Nag.”<br />

FARMER<br />

A farmer was driving along the road with a<br />

load of fertilizer. A little boy, playing in front of<br />

his house, saw him and called, “What’ve you<br />

got in your truck?”<br />

“Fertilizer,” the farmer replied. “What are you<br />

going to do with it?” asked the little boy.<br />

“Put it on strawberries,” answered the farmer.<br />

“You ought to live here,” the little boy advised<br />

him. “We put sugar and cream on ours.”


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YEOVIL LIVE WEEKENDER<br />

Following on from the success of last<br />

October’s first event, YEOVIL LIVE have<br />

announced their second WEEKENDER,<br />

featuring music, theatre, dance and visual<br />

arts events happening at several venues in<br />

the town between Friday 12th and Sunday<br />

14th March.<br />

On the Friday the Weekender kicks off at<br />

12noon at the Bandstand (outside Woods in<br />

Middle Street) with performances by Yeovil<br />

College’s current crop of new bands, plus a<br />

set from special guests Brought Into Being,<br />

and in the evening The Animal Urges will<br />

kick up a rock’n’roll storm at Woods Wine<br />

Bar.<br />

From 12noon on Saturday, the Bandstand<br />

will host another selection of local bands<br />

and solo performers (including Hundred<br />

Days and Aidan Simpson), accompanied by<br />

dancers Formul 8 and a graffiti art demonstration<br />

by Kiron Bambrough, whose work<br />

will also be on show in Woods. At 3.15pm<br />

Hacker Farm (more about them later in<br />

the magazine) will introduce themselves<br />

to Yeovil’s shoppers, and in the evening,<br />

Woods will host former indie chart-topper<br />

Simon Chesterfield’s Design with Spidireen<br />

in support.<br />

On Sunday the Orange Box will host one<br />

of it’s popular Open Mic nights, featuring<br />

some special guests. Musicians and performance<br />

artists wanting to book themselves<br />

a spot should turn up early on the night or<br />

contact the Orange Box in advance (08458<br />

738299).<br />

SCHOOL PLAY<br />

Mat’s dad picked him up from school to<br />

take him to a dental appointment. Knowing<br />

the parts for the school play were supposed<br />

to be posted today, he asked his son if he<br />

got a part. Matt enthusiastically announced<br />

that he’d gotten a part. “I play a man who’s<br />

been married for twenty years.” “That’s<br />

great, son. Keep up the good work and<br />

before you know it they’ll be giving you a<br />

speaking part.”<br />

YOUR DUCK IS DEAD<br />

A woman brought a very limp duck into a<br />

veterinary surgeon. As she laid<br />

her pet on the table, the vet pulled out his<br />

stethoscope and listened to the bird’s chest.<br />

After a moment or two, the vet shook his head<br />

and sadly said, “I’m sorry, your duck, Puddles, has<br />

passed away.”<br />

The distressed woman wailed, “Are you sure?”<br />

“Yes, I am sure. Your duck is dead,” replied the<br />

vet..<br />

“How can you be so sure?” she protested. “I<br />

mean you haven’t done any testing on him<br />

or anything. He might just be in a coma or<br />

something.”<br />

The vet rolled his eyes, turned around and left<br />

the room. He returned a few minutes later with<br />

a black Labrador Retriever. As the duck’s owner<br />

looked on in amazement, the dog stood on his<br />

hind legs, put his front paws on the examination<br />

table and sniffed the duck from top to bottom.<br />

He then looked up at the vet with sad eyes and<br />

shook his head.<br />

The vet patted the dog on the head and took it<br />

out of the room. A few minutes later he returned<br />

with a cat. The cat jumped on the table and also<br />

delicately sniffed the bird from head to foot.<br />

The cat sat back on its haunches, shook its head,<br />

meowed softly and strolled out of the room.<br />

The vet looked at the woman and said, “I’m<br />

sorry, but as I said, this is most definitely, 100%<br />

certifiably, a dead duck.”<br />

The vet turned to his computer terminal, hit a few<br />

keys and produced a bill, which he handed to the<br />

woman.<br />

The duck’s owner, still in shock, took the bill.<br />

“£150!” she cried, “£150 just to tell me my duck<br />

is dead!”<br />

The vet shrugged, “I’m sorry. If you had just taken<br />

my word for it, the bill would have been £20, but<br />

with the Lab Report and the Cat Scan, it’s now<br />

£150.”<br />

SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE<br />

Two guys were discussing popular family trends<br />

on sex, marriage, and values. Stuart said, “I didn’t<br />

sleep with my wife before we got married, did<br />

you?” Leroy replied, “I’m not sure, what was her<br />

maiden name?


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A professor at the University of Sydney was<br />

giving a lecture on ‘Involuntary Muscular Contractions’<br />

to his first year medical students.<br />

Realising this was not the most riveting<br />

subject, the professor decided to lighten the<br />

mood slightly. He pointed to a young woman<br />

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HOPEFUL<br />

A woman walks into a pharmacy and asks the<br />

pharmacist if he sells size extra large condoms.<br />

He replies, “Yes we do. Would you like to<br />

buy some?” She responds, “No sir, but do<br />

you mind if I wait around here until someone<br />

does?”<br />

West Bay Road, Bridport<br />

Sat 6th<br />

Sat 13th<br />

Sat 20th<br />

Sat 27th<br />

Spring Tuneage<br />

No Closure<br />

A popular local band returning<br />

to blast out some Classic Rock<br />

tuneage. With tunes from Rod<br />

stewart, Bad Company, Rolling<br />

Stones, Tom Robinson, Neil<br />

Young, Free and AC/DC to name<br />

a few . . . A cracking band<br />

Playing something for everyone !<br />

Mid Life Crisis<br />

A superb 4 piece Rock Band,<br />

returning by popular demand, to<br />

blast out some of your favourite<br />

tunes . . . High energy funky<br />

tunes from the golden Classic<br />

Rock era . .<br />

Don’t miss these guys, they<br />

always entertain and get<br />

everybody up and dancing ! !<br />

Mojo<br />

Bridport based MOJO, return to<br />

entertain us again. Influenced<br />

by the classic rockers such as<br />

Clapton and Hendrix,<br />

This 3 piece band can certainly<br />

deliver. Sure to be a good night<br />

with a great local following.<br />

Come on down and give them a try<br />

Storm<br />

It’s been over a year since these<br />

guys came to Bridport and if<br />

you have never seen Storm you<br />

must come and give yourself a<br />

treat !! Cracking live music from<br />

one of the South West’s premier<br />

rock covers bands. Based in<br />

Yeovil, STORM bring their own<br />

unique style to new and old rock<br />

classics alike. STORM are always<br />

updating and bring new music to<br />

their list and pride themselves on<br />

being bang up-to-date.<br />

Further information available at<br />

http://thecrowninnbridport.blogspot.com<br />

http://www.lemonrock.com/crowninn<br />

Tel: 01308 422037


SNOW JOKE<br />

On a bitterly cold day during the recent big snow<br />

over. A Traffic officer on patrol in his 4x4 on<br />

came across a motorcyclist stranded on a steep<br />

country road miles from the nearest town.<br />

The rider who was all kitted out in protective<br />

clothing and full face helmet.<br />

“What’s the matter?” asked the TA Womble.<br />

“Carburetor’s frozen up,” was the terse reply.<br />

“Pee on it. That’ll thaw it out,” says TA Womble.<br />

“I can’t do that ! “ replied the motorcyclist.<br />

“OK, watch me and I will show you.”<br />

The Womble then demonstrated by lubricating<br />

the carburetor, as promised by pissing over it<br />

himself.<br />

The bike started and the biker rode off, waving. A<br />

few days later, the local police office received a note<br />

of thanks from the father of the motorbike rider.<br />

It began: “On behalf of my daughter, who<br />

recently was stranded ....”<br />

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AROUND<br />

THE ARTS<br />

CENTRES<br />

The feedback to the proposal to change the format of these<br />

arts pages was almost nil. There were two notable exceptions<br />

and in particular I’d like to thank Tony Charman, Chairman of<br />

the South Petherton Arts Trust for his response.<br />

For the most part however there was no feedback. For that<br />

reason these two pages will now be re-used to give more in<br />

depth coverage to one or two arts events each month. I be-<br />

lieve that this will be more valuable than attempting to skate over the surface of<br />

all the local arts as we have been doing.<br />

Tony in particular, highlighted the often precarious financial state of many arts<br />

orgainsations and venues, explaining that they “dream of luxuries like an advertising<br />

budget!”.<br />

Well the hard fact is that without advertising this magazine, the <strong>Suited</strong> &<br />

<strong>Booted</strong> website and emails would not exist. Things simply have to change if we<br />

are to both survive and thrive.<br />

If you would like us to feature your event then please use the contact details<br />

below to get in touch.<br />

Email: suit_boot@yahoo.co.uk<br />

Fax: 01935 477597<br />

THE OCTAGON THEATRE in Yeovil (01935 422884) Check the web site for up to date information<br />

www.octagon-theatre.co.uk.<br />

THE DAVID HALL ARTS CENTRE in South Petherton (01460 240340) Tickets for events can be<br />

booked and paid for via the website www.thedavidhall.org.uk .They can also be purchased<br />

at N & D News in South Petherton and reserved by calling 01460 240 340 or by e-mailing<br />

boxoffice@thedavidhall.org.uk. More details of the films can be found at www.pethertonpictureshow.com<br />

or, phone 01460 240 340.<br />

THE SWAN THEATRE is in Park Street, Yeovil (01935 428646) For news about new productions<br />

and visiting shows keep an eye on the theatre web site by going to www.swan-theatre.<br />

co.uk.<br />

ILMINSTER MEETING HOUSE (01460 55783) in Ilminster has now been renamed Ilminster<br />

Arts Centre at The Meeting House. It still hosts a wide range of art exhibitions and workshops<br />

throughout the year though. For more information go to www.themeetinghouse.org.uk.<br />

THE WAREHOUSE THEATRE (07502 189717) is on Brewery Lane in Ilminster. For more information<br />

and to keep up to date, take a look at the web site www.thewarehousetheatre.org.uk.<br />

THE MARINE THEATRE (01297 442312) in Lyme Regis is well known for hosting musical events<br />

but it also plays host other arts based endeavours. For updates on all events at the Marine Theatre<br />

check their web site www.marinetheatre.com<br />

TOWN MILL GALLERIES (01297 443579) on Mill Lane in Lyme Regis. Further details from the<br />

Town Mill website www.townmill.org.uk


ELIZA CARTHY AT DAVID HALL<br />

Eliza Carthy has been twice-nominated for a prestigious Nationwide Mercury Prize (‘Red Rice’<br />

Topic/1998 and ‘Anglicana’/2003) Eliza is also the winner of more than five BBC Radio 2 Folk<br />

Awards. In 2003 she became the first traditional English musician to be nominated a BBC Radio<br />

3 Award for World Music (for ‘Anglicana’).<br />

In March 2005, Eliza co-presented the BBC Radio 3 World Music Awards with Benjamin<br />

Zephaniah - an event that was<br />

broadcast on BBC Four. She has<br />

been a regular co-presenter on<br />

the Sony award-winning BBC<br />

Radio 2 Mark Radcliffe Show and<br />

has made several appearances<br />

on BBC TVs ‘Later with Jools’. In<br />

addition, Eliza has presented her<br />

own four part series on the history<br />

of English Folk on BBC Radio<br />

2, was the subject of an hour<br />

long ITV documentary(‘Heaven &<br />

Earth’) and in May 2008 was the<br />

subject of another documentary<br />

on Channel 5, “My Music”. Eliza<br />

also featured prominently in the<br />

acclaimed BBC Four Folk Britannia<br />

season.<br />

This month Eliza will be performing at the David Hall in South Petherton on Friday 12th at 8pm.<br />

Eliza will be performing music, both traditional and self penned, from her latest self written<br />

album “Dreams Of Breathing Underwater” released by Topic Records. The album has been<br />

six years in the writing and not only showcases a truly inventive, innovative singer and fiddleplayer,<br />

but also reveals Eliza as a gifted musical conceptualist.<br />

Tickets for the gig are £15 Full; £14 Concessions and can be booked by calling 01460 240 340.<br />

COMEDY AT THE OCTAGON THEATRE<br />

On Sunday 7th March at 7.30pm the Comedy Club comes to the Octagon Theatre in Yeovil.<br />

The show features Richard Morton,Mark Olver and Jon Richardson.<br />

Enjoy a night of utter hilarity with three very funny men in<br />

the new Comedy Club!<br />

Winner of the Time Out Comedy Award Richard Morton has<br />

built up a formidable reputation as a live stand up, having completed<br />

several UK tours. The If.Comedy Newcomer Nominee<br />

and Chortle Award winner 2008 Jon Richardson is host of BBC<br />

6Music’s The Jon Richardson Show every Sunday. Mark Olver is<br />

a fast-witted, original act, he has been a regular compere at gigs<br />

all around the country – catch him while you can. Warning: This<br />

performance may contain material of an adult nature that some<br />

may find offensive. Tickets are £12 in advance and £14 on the<br />

door. For full booking details visit the web site<br />

www.octagon-theatre.co.uk.<br />

Jon Richardson


HACKER FARM PRESENTS JUNKCRUNCH<br />

Local audio-hacker and rogue coder Stephen Ives teams up with Yeovil-based writer/noisemagician/saboteur<br />

Kek-w to present JUNKCRUNCH - a celebration of the home-made, the<br />

salvaged and the hand-soldered. DIY electronics performed on obsolete tech and discarded,<br />

post-consumerist debris. Make-do and mend. Broken music for a Broken Britain.<br />

Expect: circuit-bent mayhem, cassettemulch and modified-toy noise. A bit like Punk, but without<br />

the three chords or the riff borrowed from The Kinks. Without a hint of irony they describe<br />

this is “beta-release of a better way of living”.<br />

Hacker Farm is a new Yeovil-based initiative designed to create an infrastructure where local<br />

noise-makers, experimental electronic musicians and outsider artists can network, socialise and<br />

collaborate. It aims to offer a creative space where workshops can be hosted, and new skills,<br />

strategies and practical techniques can be swapped or acquired.<br />

One of Hacker Farm’s principle goals is to encourage its members to build or modify their own<br />

musical instruments using discarded materials, recyclables and junk, along with cheap, locallysourced<br />

electronic components. Its mission is to demystify and empower, to allow local musicians<br />

to access new sets of skills. Its remit includes visual / video ‘hacks’ as well as audio. Where<br />

appropriate, software will be used as well as hardware, but it should preferably be obsolete,<br />

outmoded, intuitive, easily modified and free. Time to break out the old Commodore 64 and<br />

hook it up to an amp.<br />

If you’d like to know how this might sound then get to Yeovil Bandstand on Saturday 13th,<br />

when at 3.15pm, as part of the Yeovil Live weekend there will be a performance. God only<br />

knows how they’ll cope with old electronics if it rains though, perhaps it just adds to the performance!<br />

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Tuesday Night<br />

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Entertainment from DJ Rixta, VIP bar open from 9pm<br />

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STEVE HOWE TRIO IN<br />

BRIDPORT<br />

For nearly 40 years, Steve Howe has been at the<br />

forefront of rock music as a model and inspiration<br />

for other<br />

guitarists and<br />

musicians,<br />

perhaps best<br />

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member of<br />

the progressive<br />

rock<br />

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The Steve Howe Trio, with son Dylan Howe,<br />

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of his generation and keyboard maestro Ross<br />

Stanley on Hammond organ, is in marked contrast<br />

to his previous work and a truly masterful<br />

combination.<br />

Drawing on their love of jazz, blues and country,<br />

the ‘Steve Howe Trio’ create a friendly tension<br />

between Steve Howe compositions, Yes hits<br />

and the hard bop jazz of Dylan Howe and Ross<br />

Stanley. They’ll be playing music from Kenny<br />

Burrell, Jimmy Smith and Roland Kirk as well as<br />

new arrangements of Steve’s original compositions<br />

and specially selected Yes classics.<br />

“My trio has begun to fulfill a dream I’ve daydreamed<br />

and possibly dreamed at night too,<br />

that I would gradually lean my guitar style more<br />

towards the great jazz influences that I have so<br />

marveled at over the years” STEVE HOWE<br />

The Steve Howe Trio will be playing at the<br />

Electric Palace on Sunday 21st March. Doors<br />

open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Tickets: £12 for<br />

members / £15 standard tickets.<br />

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