The beginnings of The Selecter arose in 1977, forming a band which become “The Selecter,” with this first track being featured on the b-side to the Specials’ single “Gangsters.” Neol Davies (guitar) then recruited Desmond Brown (hammond organ), Charley Anderson (bass), Compton Amanor (guitar), Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson (vocals), Charley ‘H’ Bembridge (drums) and finally vocalist… Read more »
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Mabel Ray (aka Ms Ray), has a long list of diverse experience as a professional singer.
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Born in Oldham, Lancashire Louse was a musical ingénue since 15 months of age. She was immersed in music from her youth, beginning piano lessons at five and music theory lessons at seven.
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Her major break came in the mid 1980’s, when she was asked to join ‘Culture Club’ at the height of their stardom.
More infoThe Herbert Spliffington Allstars have been together in various combinations for over 20 years. They specialise in reggae with a strong jazz flavour.
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The grandson of a coal mining, bare knuckle boxing Pentecostal preacher, Skeet is a renowned and dedicated musician who travels far and wide as a session guitarist and as a solo artist.
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Mark Flanagan is probably best known as guitarist for Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, an association that began in 1988 and continues to this day.
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Panic Circus are one of the UKs leaders in social circus. They will be providing entertainment for the whole family throughout the week.
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“The most magnificent and enigmatic of performers.” Edinburgh Spotlight Magazine – Scotland
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Jools Holland OBE DL was born Julian Miles Holland on 24th January 1958 in Blackheath, South East London.
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