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2011....
Flow Dynamics?
Tahuna Breaks?
6ix Toys?
Return of Cat Empire or Katchafire?
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Poor Man’s Whiskey
The Devil Makes Three
Trampled by Turtles
The Wilson Pickers
Crooked Still
The Belleville Outfit
Wilco
The Avett Brothers
Sarah Jarosz
Jakob Dylan
Justin Townes Earle
Neil Young
Pavement
Bon Iver
Dr. John
The Decemberists
Ray Davies
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derek trucks & susan tedeschi-lets hope rhythms magazine was right.
north mississippi all stars.
robert randolph family band. or the word-as long as luther dickerson and r randolph come along.
steve miller band.
tom petty& the heartbreakers.
lil ed & the blues imperials.
t-model ford.
walter trout band.
rod piazza & the mighty flyers-ummmm honey.
rick estrin & the nightcats.
levon helm.
smokin joe kubek & bnois king.
MUSIC MAKER FOUNDATION-especially carolina chocolate drops &
beverley guitar watson.
ford brothers band.
joanna shaw taylor-more,more,more.
joss stone-a little bit older now.
carlos santana.
melissa etheridge.
blue shaddy,mojo webb,dallas frasca, marshall&the fro ,ray beadle and sara storer for some aussie content.
just about all blues?-well it is a blues etc. festival.
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G'day good people,
here's my 2c- some legends possibly in their prime:
Willie Nelson
Steve Earle
Johnny Winter
Stevie Wonder
Santana x 100
Robert Randolph is surely due back
Aluta & The Mystics
more reggae please:
Toots & The Maytals
Burning Spear
Stephen Marley
Horace Andy
Darky Roots (from Brisbane)
(reggae bands are always better when served as a combo)
also from Brisbane:
The Deckchairs
Cheap Fakes
from elsewhere in Aus:
Anni Piper
Kill Devil Hills
that's all for now, Mr Noble ;)
thanks :)
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Like last year I ask why not Ross Ryan and Shane Howard for quality at a good local price?
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Shane Howard played at Mullum a few weeks ago - what a great show that was. He'd certainly be a welcome addition
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Eddie Vedder (Into the Wild solo special)
Band of Horses
Bon Ivor
My Morning Jacket
Jonsi
Band of Skulls
Mumford and Sons
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Jimmy Cliff previewed new album on Colbert this week. Sounds like the fire has been stoked for Jimmy and would be a great inclusion for 2011.
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finleym wrote:Jimmy Cliff previewed new album on Colbert this week. Sounds like the fire has been stoked for Jimmy and would be a great inclusion for 2011. Yeah, right with you on this suggestion. He was big before Marley and without doubt, is the most significant Jamaican artist still with us. Jimmy Cliff would be a stand alone headliner. That said, he has been on the fest shortlist for at least 2 years that I can recall so Peter has been trying! Another great Jamaican act definitely worth inviting is Third World.
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3rd that on Jimmy Cliff...definitely been a shortage of reggae in recent years
Buddy Guy is without doubt the best guitar player alive.......the way he plays is beyond anyone. Amen
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repete wrote:[quote=finleym]Jimmy Cliff would be a stand alone headliner. No!! Please, a headline act that plays blues....for Bluesfest, right?
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kenny wayne shephard
eric gales
and after hearing her new MEMPHIS BLUES cd--cindi lauper.
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Agreed on JIMMY CLIFF
Some reggae is needed next year, maybe HORACE ANDY or BURNING SPEAR
also, although these are not reggae, I would love to see TERRY CALLIER, ETTA JAMES or BILL WITHERS!
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OK Wish List for 2011:
The Allman Brothers Band (They would have easily finished their March run in NYC by then)
The Derek Trucks Band
Hank III
Wayne Hancock
Tame Impala
North Mississippi Allstars
Dan Sultan
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Please consider GILLIAN WELCH or even RYAN BINGHAM. We've been coming for close to 15 years now and the last few we keep saying this is the last there are too many "loud noise" crowd pleasers and not as many of the off beat musicians you used to have. Kane and Welch, Jeff Lang, Iris Dement and the like. But insaying all this I would have put Ben Harper in that category when I first saw him as well. There were only a 100 or so sitting on chairs watching Ben playing this new funny instrument. Anyway a local consideration could be FRED SMITH; he is an excellent ballad writer and a highlight at Woodford for us.
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Fred Eaglesmith. What more do we need?
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David Gilmour - Number 1
My Morning Jacket and/or Jim James/Yim Yames
Poor Mans Whiksey
The Who and/or Roger Daltrey
The Avett Brothers
Robert Plant and/or Band Of Joy
Eric Clapton
Ringo Starr and the All-Star Band
Lou Reed
Lynyrd Skynyrd
America
Joe Cocker
Mumford & Sons
Jack Bruce
Don McLean
my wishlist for next year;
none of them have dates that conflict, most havent been to Australia in a very long time.. their all wanted possibilities..
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humanracin wrote:Agreed on JIMMY CLIFF
Some reggae is needed next year, maybe HORACE ANDY or BURNING SPEAR
also, although these are not reggae, I would love to see TERRY CALLIER, ETTA JAMES or BILL WITHERS! I was lucky enough to see Terry Callier in 2005 at the Jazz Cafe in Camden. He put on a very warm, professional show, although I wouldn't want too see him on either of the main stages at BF - he needs the more personal sized touch of Jambalya.
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he played mojo last time didn't he? at about midday?
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