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Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker

 

Gavin Friday will perform as guest vocalist at the world premiere of 'Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker', live performances ...

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  • May 29, 10:45 AM
    I really hope he will tour in Belgium!
  • Oct 16, 04:11 PM
    uncle FRIDAY!!!! i hope you tour the new album!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb1nHhDf7jg
  • Oct 11 2007, 10:25 AM
    Gavin Friday is an incredible artist! His music is beautiful, emotional, playful.. an artist for all sorts, If you don't know his work i really recommend you check it out!
  • Oct 10 2007, 03:41 PM
    Thee most under rated artist in Ireland, "SHAG TOBACCO" is an absolutely genius album, so was "ADAM & EVE"...his work on film scores like "In The Name of The Father","Mission Impossible", "Breakfast on Pluto", "The Boxer" and "In America" is excellent as well! check him out1 if you love U@, this is more arty with a similar styled vocal touch from Gavin Friday, bono's best friend since their school days!

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    Jul 17, 10:17 AM
    Rogue's Gallery at the Barbican in London

    Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs and Chanteys
    Mon 28 Jul, 7.30pm at the Barbican in London


    Baby Gramps, Martha Wainwright, David Thomas, Gavin Friday, Ralph Steadman, Robyn Hitchcock, Norma Waterston, Teddy Thompson, Martin Carthy, Julie Fowlis, Eliza Carthy, Tim Robbins, Ed Harcourt, Neil Hannon, Pete Doherty & more


    Based on the extraordinary recent CD release produced by legendary Hal Willner, this concert features contemporary re-workings of traditional sea-songs and chanteys. A stellar line-up of artists take us on a trip like no other, exploring the hardships, the horrors, the lusts and lurid depths, and the crystal beauty that led men to the sea in ships for hundreds of years.

    Expect songs about drinking, death, nasty crimes on the water and of course pirates...

    Tickets from £15. Book now.


    Location: Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London