Becky Tate Archives - Bluesdoodles

Babajack In Departure Lounge Before A New Destiny

Bluesdoodles CD Review

Babajack In Departure Lounge Before A New Destiny

6th February 20186th February 2018 Liz Aiken 0 Comments acoustic, Acoustic Album, Adam Bertenshaw, babajack, Becky Tate, Blues, Departure, folk, Roots Music, Tosh Murase, Trevor Steger

Babajack In Departure Lounge Before A New Destiny Departure is a collection of recordings made in 2 017, originally intended

Babajack Live at The Flowerpot, Derby

28th February 2014 Liz Aiken 0 Comments babajack, Becky Tate, Blues, Cahon, folk, Harmonica, RAW Promo, Rita Payne, running man, The Flowerpot, The Flowerpot RAW Promo, traditional, Trevor Steger, wine-Box Guitars

The warm up act tonight at The Flowerpot thanks to Raw Promo were , Rita Payne are singer songwriters from

CD Review – Babajack – Running Man

28th February 2014 Liz Aiken 0 Comments babajack, Becky Tate, Blues, Cahon, folk, Harmonica, Roots, running man, Trevor Steger, Wine-Box Guitar

Babajack – Running Man – Running Rooster Records “Running Man” is the Babajack sound encapsulated into 10 tracks that ebb

Babjack meets Dave Arcari @ Re-con Club, Malvern on 20th April 2013

26th April 2013 Liz Aiken 1 Comment acoustic, americana, babajack, Becky Tate, Blues, blues harp, british blues awards, Dave Arcari, entertainment, guitar, Harmonica, live, live music, national, photography, roosters blues, running man, Trevor Steger, Whisky In My Blood, winebox guitars

Dave Arcari arrived with an impressive array of string instruments Banjo, his solid electric is a National Resolectric Junior, a

Shrewsbury 2012 – Review and Photographs

26th February 2013 Liz Aiken 2 Comments acoustic, Andrea Jones, babajack, Becky Tate, Big Joe Louis, Big Pete, Blues, Blues Boy Dan, blues matters, Dave Arcari, dermot Hall, entertainment, Festival, funk, Jon Amor, Little George suref, live, live music, livemusic, music, Northsyde, photography, rock, severn Theatre, shrewsbury, Theatre of Blues

all photographs copyright Liz Aiken Blues Matter reviewed the festival that last year took place on a snowy Saturday afternoon