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18 Sep 13 - 07:39 PM (#3559688) Subject: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Peter Kasin Brian Peters will be performing a sea music concert aboard the 1886 Glasgow-built ship Balclutha on Saturday, September 28, 2013, 8pm. Tickets: $14. http://www.nps.gov/safr/planyourvisit/seamusicconcert2013.htm Tickets: 415-561-6662, ext. 12. Walkups welcome on concert night. Ticket booth opens 7:30pm. The Balclutha is berthed at Hyde Street Pier on San Francisco's Fishermans Wharf. The concert is presented by the National Park service at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. Brian Peters is one of England's most accomplished performers of folksong and instrumental music. Accompanying himself on concertina, his repertoire of chanteys, forebitters, and ballads takes his audiences back to days of wooden ships, seafarers and seafaring communities. join us as we begin the 25th year of the park's Sea Music Concert Series in grand style! -Chanteyranger |
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18 Sep 13 - 07:42 PM (#3559689) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,BanjoRay If I wasn't here in jolly old England, I'd love to go and see this. Ray |
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18 Sep 13 - 07:55 PM (#3559692) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: mg If he is driving up north the next weekend, tell him a bunk at Sunnycamp awaits him on the Long Beach Peninsula, mouth of Columbia River... |
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19 Sep 13 - 11:13 AM (#3559835) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Always good value, Brian. And generous - will buy anybody a pint. |
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21 Sep 13 - 02:03 PM (#3560169) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Chanteyranger Refresh |
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21 Sep 13 - 03:00 PM (#3560178) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Anne Neilson This will be a grand night for anyone lucky enough to be in SF -- just unfortunate that i'm based in the UK! Seriously, Brian is one of the most talented and committed performers that I know and every performance is entirely from the heart (backed up by enormous knowledge and preparation). |
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22 Sep 13 - 08:07 AM (#3560293) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Big Al Whittle Pretty good guitarist as well! This guy is well worth you taking the trouble to catch his gig. He has an interesting and vivid way with traditional folksong. i've shared the stage with him a couple of times - Brian is fully deserving of everybody's respect and support. A very engaging musician and folksinger. |
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22 Sep 13 - 08:29 AM (#3560296) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Big Al Whittle I'll give you for instance.......why you should go and see this guy. Its no great secret to members of Mudcat that the words 'traditional' and 'in the tradition' - well if you'd been a regular at English folk clubs for fifty years, like I have, you really have sat through some hours of critically acclaimed crap under those banners. brian really is the exception. he inhabits the songs... I was listening to his version of the Banks of green Willow/House carpenter song. Its a song I'd sat through dozens of times. Suddenly when Brian sang it, I UNDERSTOOD. That bit where the girl catches a glimpse of the cloven hoof under the villain's cloak. Its so right. There must have been a moment when Ted Bundy's or neville heath's victims realised they had entered a night mare - and the charming smiling seducer disappearedright in front of them. I talked with brian about it afterwards and he said - yes - the old ballads had spooked him in a similar way - when he was away from home Long lankin had a simiar effect. Check him out. You'll enjoy his work. |
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22 Sep 13 - 12:24 PM (#3560352) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Richard Bridge And Sir Aldingar. And his innovative re-creation of Three Ravens (which he was kind enough to say I could try to copy, although it's hard without Brian Bedford to layer about 1,000 electric guitars with distortion pedals). |
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22 Sep 13 - 08:38 PM (#3560471) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Tattie Bogle Plays melodeon too. |
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25 Sep 13 - 12:52 PM (#3561197) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Chanteyranger Tickets will also be available on concert night from the entrance to Hyde Street Pier beginning 7:30pm. |
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25 Sep 13 - 07:12 PM (#3561303) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Brian Peters Hyperbole, Richard! There were only four electric guitars. Looking forward to this one - expect some good choruses and box music, as well as those ballads. Ta all, for nice comments . |
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27 Sep 13 - 07:23 PM (#3562040) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Chanteyranger Refresh |
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28 Sep 13 - 04:51 PM (#3562310) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: GUEST,Peter Sumner See you tonight Brian....tis a long way from Gainsborough my friend... |
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03 Oct 13 - 06:01 PM (#3564059) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Peter Kasin It was a fine concert! (no surprise). 41 concertgoers enjoyed Brian's music in an intimate shipboard atmosphere. The concert happened just a few days before the govt shutdown, or it would've had to been cancelled. Thank you Brian, thanks to the San Francisco Maritime National Park Association for their support, and to Richard Adrianowicz for lending his guitar, which made Brian's traveling much easier. Brian's English version of The Wild Rover is a gem - not the standard melody or hand-clapping pub version. -Chanteyranger |
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04 Oct 13 - 08:04 AM (#3564201) Subject: RE: Brian Peters, SF 9-28-13 From: Abdul The Bul Bul Well, Brian along with Jeff Davies is guesting at Faversham Folk Club on October 9th. Starts at 8.30, U want a floor spot Richard? Al |