Abubilla Music

Abubilla Live: Leon Friday 13th

Written by Jimmy

• Andy opens with songs from Spiraling:  Andy opened with a couple covers, including Stuck in the Middle With You and Power of Love (see Soundcloud Link below) and then a few songs from his album Spiraling, including Back to You and Spiraling and a new song Photographs from his forthcoming album: 

Andy opens the night with Stuck in the Middle by Steelers Wheel

• Chris Kozlowski:  Chris followed Andy with a set from his forthcoming Discovery Album, including Walk Away and Cut My Hair.  He also did a great cover of the school boy choir favourite Jeruselem, which we recording the next day at Abubilla Studios.  In the meantime, enjoy videos from two of the songs he performed:

Chris followed Andy with Songs from His Upcoming Discovery Album

• Tati Kalveks:   Tati followed Chris with a bunch of songs from her album Graceless as well as a few new songs from her forthcoming second album (still to be named!).    We have a few videos from the Graceless Album, and promise a couple new videos of songs from the new album in the days ahead.  Here are a few of the songs Tati performed:

Tati plays Fingertips from her album, Graceless

•  Louise Calf:  Louise followed with the SMCC version of her song Let Love Shine and then turned to her role as lead singer of the Saturday Morning Canasta Club:

Louise sings Let Lover Shine with Rob and Martyn

•  The Saturday Morning Canasta Club:  The SMCC then played through a number of songs from their albums, including Breathe, 500 Letters from New York, and Chamberlain in Munich before closing with a spirited version of King Henry’s Tears. 

Andy and Rob perform Breathe.

Lou Sings Chamberlain in Munich

Andy sings Footprints with LouiseSMCC Sings King Henry's Tears

 

Martyn's Harp Solo

•  Encore:  Following the SMCC, Chris and Tati came back on stage to perform a view more songs.  Tati did a cover of Teenage Dirtbag (video to follow in a week or so) and Chris was joined by Millie for Sounds of Silence.    Everyone then came on stage, led by Chris for a great version of Sweet Home Chicago.    

Thanks to all of you who came and we hope you enjoyed it.   For those of you who missed it (and to those of you who came and want lots more), we are happy to say that you have less than two weeks to wait, as we’ll be at the Half Moon on April 29th.  In the meantime, even though we have no video of Sweet Home Chicago, we are proud to give you Clapton’s version (we were a bit quieter):

 Thanks again for coming and see you on the 29th of April.

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