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Steve’s landscapes to feature in exhibition
Sabden-based artist Steve Rostron will see his work form part of a mqjor exhibi tion in the Clitheroe this Autumn. “Modern Landscapes” runs at The
Longitude Gallery, off Castlegate, begin ning on September 13th and running for two months. For the exhibition Steve will show
around 10 of his distinctive abstract paintings that capture the ever-chang ing and often dramatic atmosphere of the countryside in which he lives and works. Steve works from a small studio that he - has built in his garden, giving him a per fect view of fields, trees, sky and the sinu ous sometimes brooding form of Pendle Hill. “From here I can literally paint what I
see from my studio,” he siad. “I am fasci nated by the constantly changing weath er, the shifting patterns on the landscape. Even when I paint by using images in my own head I find that this environment informs the end result.” Steve added: “I am delighted to be one
of the artists whose work comprises the ‘Modern Landscapes’, exhibition. The Longitude Gallery is a great space to view the work and the gallery has been very supportive.” When he is not painting Steve spends
much of his time exploring the country side with his whippet, Boo, who has also featured in his work. To see examples of
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Roy Orbison tribute artist Barry Steele went fromdriving big trucks to singing big ballads “1 have to pinch myself every time
Roy Orbison’s music alive, it means so much’.
He added: “I do the American
Barry Steele was a long distance lor ry driver, but he has hauled himself into the fast lane of show business as
the Big O's doppelganger. With those trademark dark rimmed shades, Wild West suede jacket and soaring vocals, Barry tells the Roy Orbison story and sings those clas sic, emotional ballads Pretty Wom an, Only The Lonely, and Crying that made the Caruso of Rock one
of America’s greatest rock and roll icons. “At the end of ashow, people some
Sabden-based artistSteve Rostron
his work, visit
www.steverostron.co.uk. Other featured artists for the exhibi
tion are Colin Taylor, Paul Edmondson and Mark Walmsley. The Longitude Gallery, in Lee Carter
House, is open Wednesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm (
www.thelongitudegalleiy.
co.uk).
times come down to the front of the stage with tears running down their cheeks, and say ‘That was Roy Orbi son, he was in the house tonight’,” said the 54-year-old Black Country singer who returns to Clitheroe next week following his sell-out show at the Grand a couple ofyears ago. “It does get very emotional. They
showme scrapbooks, faded newspa per cuttings from Roy Orbison shows
accent on stage, but when I speak to people, they go ‘Blimey, you’re a Brummie Roy Orbison!’ We have a lotoflaughsandfun.” Barry’s big break arrived on a fam
ily holiday to Cornwall 10 years ago when his wife, unbeknown to him, entered him in a holiday camp tal ent contest. “I was sitting at the front having a quiet pint and a laugh at everybody
• else’s expense and the compere said ‘Next up we have Barry Steele’. I was in total shock. I couldn’t move. I was excruciatingly shy and I was going ‘noway’.
“I finally got up after an hour and Barry Steel performing on stage as legendary American star Roy Orbison.
they ve seen and they say ‘That’s me “I feel incredibly privileged when with Roy and his bass player’.
they tell me,‘Thank-you for keeping
sang Robbie Williams’ Angels. Af terwards, people said I just sounded like Roy Orbison. Then my local pub asked me to do a turn and I got such a buzz out of it I started to do small shows and it just took off.” - Now Steele is doing a hundred concerts a year as Orbison’s copyist and his life has turned in a different direction. .
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I go on stage as Roy,” he added. “Every performance feels like the
first gig I’ve ever done-it is that spe cial.
“It took me six months to learn
Roy Orbison’s repertoire, and then I decided to quit the lorry driving and go full-time.” ' Barry will be supported by his
band, including local musicians Bar ney Williams from Burnley and bass ist Alan Williams from Colne “Throughout the show, there’s
film footage from every era ofRoy Or bison’s life and that really gives you a sense ofwhat Roy was like,” added Barry. “It’s strange because he didn’t re
ally find fame until he came to Eng land, and he was renowned for saying very little on stage to his audience. But that didn’t matter, it was Roy Or bison’s magnetic voice and presence that made him the incredible singer he was.” • Barry Steele: Roy Orbison and
friends, at TheGrand, Clitheroe, Sep- temberi3th. Tickets £20. Box office: 01200421599.
SUN 2 6 OCT / 3PM / £ 6 ADV '
CHARITY A N E V E N IN G W IT H R IC K C L E M E N T WED 2 9 OCT / 7PM / £ 8 ADV
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