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Blues from the Mississippi Delta and
LOOKING FOR INDIVIDUALITY? the River Severn - in Swindon
Anybody into the blues can't miss the acoustic event of the year on
Teter galbrai Saturday 13 October, 8pm, at The Vic, Old Town, when Blind Missis-
sippi Morris and Brad Webb make a welcome return visit to the town,
supported by Eddie Martin from Bristol.
Handbuilt fitted bedrooms
Morris and Webb are two of the
♦ Individual handbuilt finish on hardest working musicians in Mem-
all bedrooms phis today playing over 150 gigs a
year either as a duo or with their
♦ Manufactured individually to
band. Their acoustic 'back porch'
customer requirements
gig at the Dunbar Club last Octo-
Free ber was a stunning example of
♦ Choose from over 40 different
estimates Woodworking genuine blues played in our back
finishes - hardwood,
since 1969: yard.
pine sprayed and vinyl wrapped
an excellent finish and persona/ Advance tickets are £5. To book,
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se vice guaranteed, all at call 631363 oremail Chris Kerslake
Tel: 01793 526335 an affordable price at [email protected]
Tickets can be delivered in Swin-
don area.

Stella sings
opera to pop
Soprano Stella Rogers from
Haydon Wick will be performing a
wide range of works at Bath Road
Methodist Church on Saturday 6
October, 7.30pm.
Called 'Sweeter than Roses,' af-
ter the first song of the evening
composed by Purcell, Stella will be
accompanied by Susan Morrell,
with guest Victor Clements, bari-
tone, and her own students.
The programme covers all styles
and tastes from Bellini to
Bacharach. Tickets, £5, or £4 con-
cessions, are available on 704141.

Band wanted
J Morgangale is getting married on
15 June 2002 at the Hilton Hotel
and is looking for a cover band that
will appeal to all age groups and
tastes. If you can help, e-mail:
[email protected]

Dance - folk style
The Wroughton Folk Dance Club
meets on Wednesday evenings at
Wroughton Infants School,off
Markham Road, 7.45pm to 10pm.
Publicity officer Margy Cassidy
describes the evening 'as a motley
bunch of people congregating to
have fun, dance, keep fit and have
a good old chin-wag.'
She adds that folk dancing is
part of our heritage which the club
is trying to keep alive for future
generations, despite all the other
distractions of computer games and
TV.
For details, call club chairman
Les on 497856 or the secretary
Jean on 430410.