What: Live Show
Venue: The Labour Club
Town: Northampton UK
Date: Friday, 4^th of February 2005

Notes

Friday 4th February 2005 at The Labour Club, Charles St, Northampton NN1 Masters of Budvar present The Jesse Morningstar Soul Revue featuring the keenly awaited return of Jesse Morningstar and his band, plus a full supporting cast made up of the cream of Bristol's acoustic music scene. Doors open from 8:00pm, admission free, as always.

Friends of Budvar~

This Friday, the 4th February, Masters of Budvar are once again in full effect at the Labour Club, Charles Street, Northampton NN1. This month we hail the return of Jesse Morningstar, who is bringing with him a veritable soul revue of talent from his Bristol club night, The Greatness and the Magnificence. Under the title of The Four Shores (or is that the For Sures? - nobody really is), Jesse and three other artists will perform both individually and collectively. But don't just take our word for it: here's a message received at MOB Secret Headquarters from the artists themselves...

Hello, this tells of a tour undertaken by this band called The Four Shores. It consists of  Banjo Kate Stables,  Darren Countryboy Swindells, Jesse Morningstar Vernon and Jimmy the Canadian Goodrich. Each artist will be showcasing their own finest songs supported by the others

30th Jan - the Retreat, Long Ashton
3rd Feb London Royal College of Art
4th Feb Northampton Labour Club
6th Feb The Cabbage Patch, Twickenham
7th Feb - Rezonance FM session
9th Feb Seaton Village hall (nr Looe), Cornwall
11th Feb Callahans, Cardiff
13th Feb Hull, New Adelphi
18th Feb Bristol Bar Unlimited

The band have also made a 7" split single, one song by each member, on the Disco-ordination label.It's out on the 5th Feb so get your orders in now.

So there you have it. Bristol mini-massive soon appear. Alongside the usual MOB things, of course, like good beer at sensible prices, records both hot and mental from around the globe, free admission to everybody and the best vibe around. Hope to see you there.

Jesse was great the other night. Our first banjo at the club! This bloke from Slovakia spots it and cries "BALALAIKA!" No, Kathie and I respond, it's a banjo, mate. In response to which he cries, slightly louder "BALALAIKA!!!" No, mate. It's an American balalaika. He laughs like a drain - "American balalaika - ha ha ha ha ha!" The banjo player is sporting the best pair of shoes ever worn at Masters of Budvar. Grown men find themselves confused at their emotional responses. Sonic Boom gets to frighten everybody and we all go home happy.