Mazet - Andy Roberts music and lyrics
Northcountry girl
This video is in fact from another occasion because I kind of messed up last week and forgot one and a half verses, not sure why that happened exactly, just a bit unprepared I suppose.
Andy Roberts is a seasoned solo acoustic guitarist and singer songwriter on the Isle of Wight. He offers popular venues a professional, good-vibe act and engages interested listeners in a meaningful musical journey through a blend of catchy originals and well chosen 70s covers.
Showing posts with label Mazet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mazet. Show all posts
Saturday, April 24, 2010
21st April Mazet
On Wednesday 21st April at Havering Folk Club I talked a little bit about Paris and the cafe Mazet then played the song named after the bar
This video is in fact from another occasion because I kind of messed up last week and forgot one and a half verses, not sure why that happened exactly, just a bit unprepared I suppose.
This video is in fact from another occasion because I kind of messed up last week and forgot one and a half verses, not sure why that happened exactly, just a bit unprepared I suppose.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Mazet - Havering Folk Club
This is the shoot from the hip video which Linda made at Havering Folk Club last week where I performed "Mazet".
Note the episode where the shoulder strap comes off my guitar and I have to hop about on one foot while dragging a chair closer with the other, so I can put one leg up to form a rest for the untethered guitar, without stopping playing :-)
Note the episode where the shoulder strap comes off my guitar and I have to hop about on one foot while dragging a chair closer with the other, so I can put one leg up to form a rest for the untethered guitar, without stopping playing :-)
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Birthday Party at Havering Folk Club
Surprise parties can have a habit of not going exactly to plan but Sarah's 18th at Havering Folk Club hit the spot.
Amidst the chocolate cake, popcorn and pringles there was some music making as well, with plenty of new faces in the audience which needed to extend sideways out the back. I don't know how many of then we'll see again though.
I took my chinese guitar for the first time, it's nice and light to carry being only half the depth of a full jumbo dreadnought acoustic, but the sound produced is correspondingly less voluminous, so no good for quiet finger picking unamplified at a crowded venue. Good enough to strum with a flat pick though, just about.
I played an old song of mine I've been revisiting recently, called Mazet with the last verse in French.
Also two Bob Dylan songs, One Too Many Mornings and I shall Be Released
Amidst the chocolate cake, popcorn and pringles there was some music making as well, with plenty of new faces in the audience which needed to extend sideways out the back. I don't know how many of then we'll see again though.
I took my chinese guitar for the first time, it's nice and light to carry being only half the depth of a full jumbo dreadnought acoustic, but the sound produced is correspondingly less voluminous, so no good for quiet finger picking unamplified at a crowded venue. Good enough to strum with a flat pick though, just about.
I played an old song of mine I've been revisiting recently, called Mazet with the last verse in French.
Also two Bob Dylan songs, One Too Many Mornings and I shall Be Released
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