Near scunthorpe? Like fusion?

axisus · June 2014

Just got an email to say that Tom Quayle is playing over in Scunthorpe 17^th July. You can get in for just £2! (or free if under 25!).

Sadly too far for me, but just look up Tom on YouTube if you don’t know him and see some seriously tasty fusion playing.

Here’s the blurb:

So here we go folks - guitarist Tom Quayle will be appearing at Café INDIEpendent, Scunthorpe, UK on the evening of Thursday 17th July 2014 starting at 7pm, finishing at 9pm ( see attached flyer image for more detail )

If you've not come across Tom before that's probably because he's been busy building an international reputation at guitar schools in Spain / Italy / Greece and the USA. Franks son Dweezil Zappa invited Tom to teach at his guitar camp in New York State last year and Tom has also been up on stage with Dave Weiner, guitarist in Steve Vai's touring band.

As one of the leading figures in the new breed of fusion guitar players, Tom is a regular demonstrator at the annual music fairs of NAMM in Hollywood and Musikmesse in Frankfurt - where he performs using his signature Fibenare guitars and his signature Wampler "Dual Fusion" pedal. Dave Weiner ( Steve Vai ) is also a user of Toms signature Wampler "Dual Fusion" pedal.

On the night Tom will be playing a few tunes, doing a bit of improvisation and demonstrating his guitars, amps and pedals. Tom has a pretty unique "voice" on the guitar, but if I had to reference anyone it would be Allan Holdsworth. If people want to see more events like this happening at the Café please come down and support Tom and the Café, so that it makes future events viable. Food + hot and cold drinks are available in the Café during the evening.

It's free entry for under 25's and £2 on the door for over 25's.

Space will be limited so please register your seat in advance by emailing your name and number of seats to

john@stuntedrecords.co.uk

Look forward to hearing from some of you and hope to see a good crowd there :-)

John Clay
Stunted Records
www.stuntedrecords.co.uk

thumpingrug · June 2014

You would have to pay me to want to go to Scunny

fretfinder · June 2014

It's an easy no and no from me to those two questions.

richardhomer · June 2014

fretfinder;281022" said:
It's an easy no and no from me to those two questions.

"I'd rather have third-degree burns"....

Skipped · June 2014

fretfinder said:

It's an easy no and no from me to those two questions.

Q: Will you be able to give me a lift?

A: "Not without an exact weight"

Drew_TNBD · June 2014

I'd rather be touched by Rolf Harris.

thisisguitar · June 2014

Drew_fx said:

I'd rather be touched by Rolf Harris.

He's got a Didgeridoo fresh out of the packet with your name on it Drew ;-)

Drew_TNBD · June 2014

thisisguitar said:

Drew_fx said:

I'd rather be touched by Rolf Harris.

He's got a Didgeridoo fresh out of the packet with your name on it Drew ;-)

Aye, smuggling it into prison through a carrot cake.

fretfinder · July 2014

Drew_fx said:

thisisguitar said:

Drew_fx said:

I'd rather be touched by Rolf Harris.

He's got a Didgeridoo fresh out of the packet with your name on it Drew ;-)

Aye, smuggling it into prison through a carrot cake.

A DidgeriDrew surely?

Gagaryn · July 2014

A Didgitindrew. That might just be foreplay.

breakstuff · July 2014

What's the difference between Scunthorpe and Rolf Harris?

Ones old,grey and royally f**cked and the other's Rolf Har.....

Oh forget it

Loobs · July 2014

Again with this? Really?

breakstuff · July 2014

What? I can't remember having a thread about Scunny before. :P

Loobs · July 2014

It's the blatent shilling that I find a bit distasteful. Nothing at all against Scunthorpe.

DLM · July 2014

Disagree. I'd call it a great PSA for the forum from axisus. Two quid or free is incredible to see Quayle. Unfortunately, I'm WAAAY too far away. Like, almost a thousand miles. What is also unfortunate is that this thread isn't more about Quayle, who is – at a minimum worthy of investigation, whatever style of guitar you're into.

blueskunk · July 2014

richardhomer;281025" said:
[quote="fretfinder;281022"]It's an easy no and no from me to those two questions.

"I'd rather have third-degree burns"....
[/quote]

That can be arranged for a small fee

axisus · July 2014

DLM said:

Disagree. I'd call it a great PSA for the forum from axisus. Two quid or free is incredible to see Quayle. Unfortunately, I'm WAAAY too far away. Like, almost a thousand miles. What is also unfortunate is that this thread isn't more about Quayle, who is – at a minimum worthy of investigation, whatever style of guitar you're into.

Indeed! I have nothing to do with this in any way, shape or form, it is just an amazingly cheap ticket to see a musician that I admire, even though obviously no-one else here does!

I think it's a bit sad if you can give a heads-up about a worthwhile, cheap gig on a guitar forum ...

Barney · July 2014

i think Tom Quayle is a great player and should definitely be checked out...unfortunately scunthorpe is a bit to far for meor i would be there...

ThePrettyDamned · July 2014

Never heard of him.

*googles*

Crikey! That boy can play!

4114Effects · July 2014

He certainly can. Had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with him at a recent gig in Leeds, where he guested on the lineup. Chatted effects for ages, unfortunately couldn't sell him one as he's endorsed by Wampler. Thoroughly nice bloke and an incredible player. Check out the guitars he uses too, beautiful instruments. Fibenare I think they're called, he has a signature model or two.

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