Presents LIVE MUSIC:

On FRIDAY 10^th MAY – 9pm

‘The Reverend BOB THORN’

Bob is a Rector in South West Dorset, and is an accomplished singer/songwriter/guitarist having honed his skills in folk clubs in Cornwall, London and elsewhere during the seventies. Early influences were Dylan, the Incredible String band and many singers on the folk club circuit of the time.

A couple of years ago, Bob suffered a life threatening stroke. After a complicated operation and a lengthy period of recovery he is now well again. It was after the operation that Bob, coming round from unconsciousness, hummed to wonder if he could still sing. Then he twiddled his toes to guess if he could still move his fingers to play the guitar thankfully both toes and fingers worked. After hospital he wrote a couple of songs to record along with a lifetime of musical musings, drafting in Rosi Brewster to play her cello on some of them. The result is an album of songs called 2nd Best Guitar recorded at Active Sound Studio, in Poole.

In the meanwhile, Bob had contacted his old pal Adrian of Thoroughbred Music and a project was embarked upon to hone all the songs Bob had in his repertoire, and to begin put Bob on the road as a performer. Bob now has a gathering of songs, old and new, and is looking forward to recording a second album.

In association with THOROUGHBREDMUSIC present:

On THURSDAY 21^st MARCH – 9pm

‘Trouble in Mind’

TROUBLE IN MIND, formed in Hampshire 1994, features Terry Keyworth on lead guitar, slide, acoustic and vocals, with Pete Maxfield on double bass.  John Eyden on drums for many years has recently taken a break, Stephen Christey sitting in recently. Trouble in Mind’ use all the skills of jazz and improvisation then apply them to rock and blues, LIVE!

Terry has played with some of the world’s best musicians including Thunderclap Newman, The Hotshots, Albatross, Wild Country, George Melly, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and supported bands such as Status Quo, Deep Purple, Manfred Man, The Troggs, Alan Price, Ian Drury etc.  His special style of blues tinged guitar almost sings and his passionate vocals fly on top of the band’s vibrant rhythm.

Pete Maxfield has played with many top-line artistes including Andy Shepherd, Don Cherry, Kenny Ball, and recently recorded with David Essex.  He is a most sought after session player, one of the country’s best.

John Eyden played and toured with Chris Andrews (I’m her Yesterday Man), Crispian St Peters (Pied Piper, You were on my Mind), Millie, Tony Sheridan and most notably with Harry Stoneham (organ) on the Michael Parkinson programme for many years. Stephen Christey’s CV also impressive, includes John Whetton Band (ex Roxy Music, Asia etc), Jadis, Lounge Lizards, Davy Jones’ Locker etc.

www.thoroughbredmusic.co.uk                                                                     www.terrykeyworth.co.uk

STEVE RODGERS’ MUSIC

Steve Rodgers, singer songwriter, has been busy this year recording his much requested second LP, due for release in September 2013. His songs reflect his passion for life’s depth, mystery and wonder, recorded with his new band of like-minded musicians. Critics compare his music to a mix of Jack Johnson, Paolo Nutini and Cat Stevens.  Steve grew up surrounded by great music and at a young age he used to listen to LP’s from his Father’s eclectic record collection, mostly blues records, The Beatles and his favourite, Led Zeppelin.

At 14 he began to write his own songs on guitar and piano. He started a band with his friends at 17, ‘Lost Sons of Davros’. From the ‘Lost Sons’ came ‘Boa’ with a few new members including Steve’s sister Jasmine – they created two great albums – their first single ‘Duvet’ was the title track to the  Japanese multi award- winning animation series Manga ‘Lain – Serial Xperiments’.They toured the States, the UK and after much partying, Steve decided to follow his own path.  Along the way he saw how amazing and deep life really was and wanted to reflect that in his songs. In the past few years, he has Special Guested at Wembley for Bad Company, Aerosmith’s Joe Perry, and the Robert Randolph Band. His touring has included supporting Bad Company in the UK and Japan and has headlined dates in the UK and Canada.

Summer 2013 Steve will be supporting Midge Ure on his Tour, T’pau’s 25th Anniversary Tour and the Deborah Bonham Band’s Tour; all dates are in the UK.

Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page: ‘He’s fantastic’. (Wembley Arena)

Queen’s Roger Taylor: ‘Great singing and songwriting – I’m impressed’. gfv

In association with THOROUGHBREDMUSIC present:

On EASTER SUNDAY 31^st MARCH – 9:30pm

‘Trouble in Mind’

TROUBLE IN MIND, formed in Hampshire 1994, features Terry Keyworth on lead guitar, slide, acoustic and vocals, with Pete Maxfield on double bass.  John Eyden on drums. Trouble in Mind' use all the skills of jazz and improvisation then apply them to rock and blues, LIVE!

Terry has played with some of the world’s best musicians including Thunderclap Newman, The Hotshots, Albatross, Wild Country, George Melly, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and supported bands such as Status Quo, Deep Purple, Manfred Man, The Troggs, Alan Price, Ian Drury etc.  His special style of blues tinged guitar almost sings and his passionate vocals fly on top of the band’s vibrant rhythm.

Pete Maxfield has played with many top-line artistes including Andy Shepherd, Don Cherry, Kenny Ball, and recently recorded with David Essex.  He is a most sought after session player, one of the country’s best.

John Eyden played and toured with Chris Andrews (I’m her Yesterday Man), Crispian St Peters (Pied Piper, You were on my Mind), Millie, Tony Sheridan and most notably with Harry Stoneham (organ) on the Michael Parkinson programme for many years.

www.thoroughbredmusic.co.uk                                                                     www.terrykeyworth.co.uk

In association with THOROUGHBREDMUSIC present:

On THURSDAY 21^st MARCH – 9pm

‘Trouble in Mind’

TROUBLE IN MIND, formed in Hampshire 1994, features Terry Keyworth on lead guitar, slide, acoustic and vocals, with Pete Maxfield on double bass.  John Eyden on drums for many years has recently taken a break, Stephen Christey sitting in recently. Trouble in Mind' use all the skills of jazz and improvisation then apply them to rock and blues, LIVE!

Terry has played with some of the world’s best musicians including Thunderclap Newman, The Hotshots, Albatross, Wild Country, George Melly, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and supported bands such as Status Quo, Deep Purple, Manfred Man, The Troggs, Alan Price, Ian Drury etc.  His special style of blues tinged guitar almost sings and his passionate vocals fly on top of the band’s vibrant rhythm.

Pete Maxfield has played with many top-line artistes including Andy Shepherd, Don Cherry, Kenny Ball, and recently recorded with David Essex.  He is a most sought after session player, one of the country’s best.

John Eyden played and toured with Chris Andrews (I’m her Yesterday Man), Crispian St Peters (Pied Piper, You were on my Mind), Millie, Tony Sheridan and most notably with Harry Stoneham (organ) on the Michael Parkinson programme for many years. Stephen Christey’s CV also impressive, includes John Whetton Band (ex Roxy Music, Asia etc), Jadis, Lounge Lizards, Davy Jones’ Locker etc.

www.thoroughbredmusic.co.uk                                                                     www.terrykeyworth.co.uk

King’s Head, Hursley

In association with THOROUGHBREDMUSIC present: On THURSDAY 21^st MARCH - 9pm

‘Trouble in Mind’

TROUBLE IN MIND, formed in Hampshire 1994, features Terry Keyworth on lead guitar, slide, acoustic and vocals, with Pete Maxfield on double bass.  John Eyden on drums for many years has recently taken a break, Stephen Christey sitting in recently. Trouble in Mind' use all the skills of jazz and improvisation then apply them to rock and blues, LIVE!

Terry has played with some of the world’s best musicians including Thunderclap Newman, The Hotshots, Albatross, Wild Country, George Melly, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and supported bands such as Status Quo, Deep Purple, Manfred Man, The Troggs, Alan Price, Ian Drury etc.  His special style of blues tinged guitar almost sings and his passionate vocals fly on top of the band’s vibrant rhythm.

Pete Maxfield has played with many top-line artistes including Andy Shepherd, Don Cherry, Kenny Ball, and recently recorded with David Essex.  He is a most sought after session player, one of the country’s best.

John Eyden played and toured with Chris Andrews (I’m her Yesterday Man), Crispian St Peters (Pied Piper, You were on my Mind), Millie, Tony Sheridan and most notably with Harry Stoneham (organ) on the Michael Parkinson programme for many years. Stephen Christey’s CV also impressive, includes John Whetton Band (ex Roxy Music, Asia etc), Jadis, Lounge Lizards, Davy Jones’ Locker etc.

                                                         www.thoroughbredmusic.co.uk                                www.terrykeyworth.co.uk

Adrian Collis

National tour and New single – (S)he’s Not There

Tickets £8 in advance from:

http://www.tickettailor.com/checkout/view-event/id/6451/chk/8d66      Box office: 01803 862267

http://www.studioloungetotnes.com/#/barb-jungr/4570909521

DOUBLE TROUBLE – PETE MAXFIELD & TERRY KEYWORTH

Pete Maxfield; “One of the Countries Finest Double Bass Players” has performed as a support for many of the 115 Clubs acts, but now is stepping out with Terry Keyworth. Pete plays regular Double Bass with Terry as part of “Trouble in Mind” a band born of “Jazz in Mind” in 1994, who together use their skills of jazz blues and Rock & Roll to perform almost improvised sessions to fabulous standards.

Terry Keyworth; Born in Bournemouth, is a Local performer, using his highly regarded skills of Guitar & Vocals to entertain over 40 years in the music business. Originally with bands such as “Wild Country” formed in the late 60’s Terry has a style of blues tinged guitar and lights up the stage with his passionate vocals. Terry has supported and worked with many bands, including Status Quo, Deep Purple and Ian Drury, with Pete Maxfield having supported and recorded with the likes of David Essex, Andy Shepherd & Don Cherry.

TERRY KEYWORTH                                                                                                                                         PETE MAXFIELD

www.terrykeyworth.co.uk