Robin Bibi Archives - Bluesdoodles

Robin Bibi & Alan Glen say take a pew for live album

12th September 201916th September 2019 0 Comments Alan Glen, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Live Album, Robin Bibi, St Lawrence Blues

Robin Bibi & Alan Glen say take a pew for live album A thoroughly enjoyable album that will always be welcome and I’m sure fellow acoustic connoisseurs and blues lovers will agree.

Bluesdoodles

Radford Mill Festival of Rhythm and Blues 2018

29th June 201829th June 2018 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Bath, Delray Rockets, Festival 2018, Kris Dollimore, Lost Eleven, Radford Mill, Radford Mill Festival of Rhythm and Blues 2018, Robin Bibi, The Delray Rockets

RADFORD MILL FESTIVAL OF RHYTHM & BLUES SATURDAY 11th AUGUST 2018 – Gates Open 11am From a humble gathering, Radford Mill

Bluesdoodles CD Review

Robin Bibi Brilliance Is No More A Secret

2nd November 2016 Liz Aiken 1 Comment Blues, Blues Guitar, No More A Secret, Robin Bibi

Robin Bibi Brilliance Is No More A Secret For anyone who has heard Robin Bibi play his guitar

Bluesdoodles

Blue Rocky Quirky… Good Music 2014 Blues On The Farm

19th July 2014 Liz Aiken 5 Comments Appledram Farm, babajack, Big Dez, blues on the Farm, Chichester, Devenpor, Electric Revelators and The Revelettes, Federal Charm, Hamiltom Loomis, Julian Moores, King KIng, La Vendore Rogue, Lisa Mills, Mike Sanchez, Moreland and Arbuckle, Robin Bibi, Rooyal Southern Brotherhood, stomp and holler, The Blues Band, The Jar Family, The Midnight Ramble, The Swing Commanders, The Toy Hearts

Blues On The Farm Thursday

Bluesdoodles

Bentworth Blues Festival Friday 17th – Sunday 19th August 2012

17th February 2013 Liz Aiken 5 Comments Andre & The J Tones, Bad Influence, Bentworth, Blues, Bluesbeatenredshaw, Bob Hall, camping, Dave Peabody, Five Field Holler, John Walsh, Johnny Hewitt, Kyle, Lewis Cohen, live music, Matt Williams, Northsyde, Papa George, Richard Clarke Band, Robin Bibi, rock, Sam Kelly, Shaw, Sonny Rat and The Resonators, Star Inn, Steve Brookes Day, Sugar Mama, Tommy Allen

This is a gem of a festival, set in the heart of Jane Austen Country, the focal point is The

M	T	W	T	F	S	S
				1	2	3
4	5	6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13	14	15	16	17
18	19	20	21	22	23	24
25	26	27	28	29	30	31

Share this:

Share this:

Share this:

Share this:

Share this: