Many famous and talented musicians have inspired and guided us on our musical journey. In return, we humbly offer our interpretations of their work.....

(er, cribbed out of the Book of Pretentious Rock Blurb)

Just a few of the 60-odd numbers in our current play-list;

Elvis Costello - Pump it Up

Beatles - Back in the USSR (or Daventry, as we know it better)

Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar, Honky Tonk Woman

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood, Pride and Joy

Steve Miller - Keep on Rockin' Me

Queen - Fat Bottomed Gurlz

Cream - Sunshine of Your Love

Tina Turner - Steamy Windows, River Deep Mountain High

Bad Company - Can't get Enough of Your Love

Kinks - You Really Got Me/ All Day and All of the Night - a mini-medley

Dr. Feelgood - Milk and Alcohol; and a couple of others that sound almost the same

Screaming Jay Hawkins - Heart Attack and Vine (now that's not a number you see in many setlists...)

Primal Scream - Get Ya Rocks Off

The Stranglers - Go Buddy Go  (the bastard offspring of punk and Rock and Roll )

Wilson Pickett - Midnight Hour, Mustang Sally (is there a band anywhere that hasn't played Mustang Sally at least once......)

Eddie Cochran - Summertime Blues - the HEAVY version

Robert Palmer - Doctor Doctor (what have you done to Bill to make him sing falsetto backing vocals....)

James Brown - I Feel Good - whether we do or not

Canned Heat - Stick Together - and after a sweaty night playing a pub, we often do

Sex Pistols  - My Way - as you will never, ever have heard it before.......

Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin'

ZZ Topp - Sharp Dressed Man (with the blistering sax solo that ZZ never got to record)

Dandy Warhols - Bohemian Like You - yippee, something from this century!!

We're adding to the list all the time - but you hopefully get the idea of where we're coming from.

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