GAMBETTA BEPPE
CHRIS RONALD
After his
amazing album Round Trip with Tony McManus,
Beppe returns with this
brilliant new solo recording Short Stories.
In his own words – “I found myself singing in four different languages, composing new melodies or cross-picking licks, and developing an imaginary global picking path that moves from Giuseppe Verdi to Doc Watson.”
“Anyone who has ever attempted to produce even the most basic sounds from an acoustic guitar will feel their jaw dropping to the floor as they listen to this
flatpicking maestro in action” MORGAN HOGARTH, RNR MAGAZINE
ALSO ON BOREALIS Check out Beppe Gambetta & Tony McManus Round Trip.
Fragments presents twelve new songs that are both topical and reflective in nature as Chris sings of a life that has had him move from England to Canada’s west coast.
“His beautifully clear tenor voice instantly makes him sound like an old friend you forgot you knew. But that would only be a pleasant feature if he didn’t write such great songs.” KEN EISNER, THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT
CHRIS RONALD UK TOUR DATES
04-Apr / Baldock and Letchworth Blues, Folk & Roots Club, Baldock
07-Apr / North Bar Folk & Roots, Beverley 09-Apr / Boston Folk Club, Boston
10-Apr / Hoy At Anchor, Westcliff on Sea 11-Apr / Red Lion Folk Club Birmingham 12-Apr / Garstang Unplugged, Garstang
13-Apr / Lake District Folk & Acoustic Club, Kendal
17-Apr / Bracknell Folk Club, Bracknell 18-Apr / Dorking Folk Club, Dorking
21-Apr / Wychwood Folk Club, Chipping, Norton
25-Apr / Folk, Blues & Beyond, Hope 26-Apr / The Brewhouse, Burton 27-Apr / Kontra Roots Earls, Barton
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Beppe Gambetta
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