Lindisfarne
2017-12-12
Meet Me At The Cluny
The Cluny
Newcastle upon Tyne UK
Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Quality B+
Time:108 Mins.



Lineage Tascam DR05>HD>Audacity>Dime.


Checked SBE's with Trader's Little Helper.


LINDISFARNE 2017 are:
ROD CLEMENTS (1969-present) Vocal, mandolin, fiddle, guitars
DAVE HULL-DENHOLM (1994-present) Vocal, guitars
STEVE DAGGETT (1986-present) Vocal, keyboards, guitars
CHARLIE HARCOURT (1973-present) Guitar, vocal
IAN THOMSON (1995-present) Bass, vocal
PAUL THOMPSON (ex-Roxy Music) Drums

Disc One

1. No Time to Lose
2. All Fall Down
3. Passing Ghosts
4. Lady Eleanor
5. United States Of Mind
6. Why Can't I Be Satisfied
7. Never Miss The Water
8. Road To Kingdom Come
9. Whisky Highway
10.January Song


Disc Two
1. Alright On The Night
2. Wake Up Little Sister
3. City Song
4. Don't Ask Me
5. Love Lasts Forever
6. Winter Song
7. One World
8. We Can Swing Together
9. Fog On The Tyne
10.Meet Me On The Corner
11.Run For Home
12.Clear White Light PT.II




Lindisfarne fans have a unique chance to see the band play an intimate charity gig as they warm up for their legendary Newcastle City Hall Christmas shows. The Tyneside folk rockers will perform the special live set at The Cluny venue in Newcastle in aid of the Future Fund which is the band�s chosen charity. The Future Fund backs world-leading and ground-breaking research into children�s cancers at Newcastle University. For the past three years the band have backed the charity through their live Christmas shows at Newcastle City Hall.

The band will once again be giving the charity a fundraising platform at the City Hall live shows in December, but this year with the added bonus of proceeds from the intimate Cluny live show. The revitalised band are busier than ever and 2017 has again seen the band criss-cross the UK playing festival dates and packed houses.

The band is now fronted by founding member and songwriter Rod Clements alongside Lindisfarne stalwarts Charlie Harcourt, Dave Hull-Denholm, Ian Thomson, Steve Daggett and former Roxy Music drummer Paul Thompson.

The band will play a warm-up gig at The Cluny in Newcastle on 12th of December and have a few musical surprises in store for those lucky enough to get a ticket for the performance, dubbed Lindisfarne � Up Close and Seasonal. The charity gig will be the perfect festive treat for anyone heading to the City Hall Christmas dates later in the month on Friday 22nd December and Saturday 23rd December.

Rod Clements said: �All the proceeds are going towards the Future Fund which helps finance some truly stunning work at Newcastle University which is changing lives. The gig is also a perfect opportunity for us to road test some different material from the Lindisfarne back catalogue in advance of our return to the City Hall.�

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