Music 2005 Archives - One4Review
Graffiti Classics
August 8, 2005 | adminA simply wonderful show. This string quartet can sing, dance and do comedy but the basis of their act is that they are all accomplished musicians. The range of music they can play is remarkable, from jigs to Mozart. … Read More
Havana Rumba!
August 8, 2005 | admin‘Havana Rumba!’ hit the headlines as a certain ‘Kily Manogue’ (yes yet another Ausie soap star in Edinburgh) joined the cast on stage on the first Saturday night of the run. I had already booked it in and was … Read More
Abaddon’s Music Fest
August 8, 2005 | adminOne of the pleasures of the Fringe is unexpectedly coming across an act which provides a gem of entertainment.Such an act is folk duo Mac Polvo ( Euan Johnson and Rory MacLeod) who appear under the banner of Abaddon’s … Read More
Howard Jones – The Acoustic Nights
August 8, 2005 | adminHoward Jones – The Acoustic Nights Eighty’s electro pop Icon Howard Jones Is doing a limited acoustic set at the Gilded Balloon Teviot. Admittedly although I was aware of Howard during his ‘Pop Star years’ I couldn’t say I … Read More
Antonio Forcione Quartet – Tears of Joy
August 8, 2005 | adminThe title of this years Antonio Forcione show ‘Tears of Joy’ is quite apt in that, that was exactly how I felt at seeing the concert. The previous 24 hours had been hell and I wasn’t really up for … Read More
Jimmy James:- Divas Dead or Alive
August 8, 2005 | adminWith Jimmy James you get exactly what the title of his show suggests but with some surprising twists and turns on the way. He is a slick, professional entertainer hailing originally from San Antonio, Texas, but now living in … Read More
BA Robertson – My Living Years
August 8, 2005 | adminI wondered last year whether I had enjoyed BA Robertson’s show so much because I had been waiting years to see him live, so I decided to go and see him again this year and he was still as … Read More
Jonathan Prag Classical Guitar
August 8, 2005 | adminIf in your hectic Fringe schedule you need a quiet musical break, Jonathan Prag will provide that repose. He is a master classical guitarist who can exploit the full range that the instrument offers. His performance is a musical … Read More
Life Sucks… And Then You Die
August 8, 2005 | adminBroadway lyricist, composer, TV writer turned, cabaret performer Ray Jessel entertains us for an hour with some humorous self penned ditties. I was unaware of Jessel’s work but an American group in the audience seemed to know him. He … Read More
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