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who sings à cappella with Men In General, A Fistful of Spookies and The Spooky Men’s Chorale (Aus). And John Denton (gtr) who wears several musical hats including John Denton’s Midnight Band and The Fezz, a homage to Steely Dan. Featuring post-modernist hits Bring Your Own Booze, Them’s The Brakes, The Rule of Six, Red Arrows, Me and Rafi, So, I’ve Shown I Can Be Tough, Levelling Up, We Could Be Happy Here, and many more. Grimm Ade (poems) and Grimm John (gtr) live at Castle Grimm. It’s not all plain sailing. They share their innermost fears & woes & décor challenges, the relief of wild swimming, lemon drizzle, steaming Bovril, and Castle Grimm’s dark secret. Heart-warming and funny. Told through poems, songs, music, and an aeronautical display.

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Friends since they were neighbours in the sixties Dave Kelly & Bob Hall have had illustrious careers in the British Blues Scene and have won many awards for their artistry. Dave Kelly, singer, guitarist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Blues Band (which has recently celebrated its 40th anniversary). Dave cut his teeth in the backing bands of Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker, and has played with Buddy Guy, Son House & Muddy Waters. The Blues Band have released around twenty albums, and Dave has fifteen more either solo or with his own Dave Kelly Band Bob Hall, singer, pianist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Groundhogs and Savoy Brown.

Bob has also accompanied Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker and a host of blues stars including Little Walter, Lightnin’ Slim and Homesick James. Bob has played on well over a hundred albums, including four solo piano albums and dozens more as band leader or co-leader. Down the years Dave and Bob have had a number of critically acclaimed joint projects, have played in each other’s bands and on each other’s records. With such a pedigree it seemed natural to get together a show to exploit their joint talents. Complimenting the duo is Hilary Blythe on bass, an emotive singer of classic blues and Bob’s partner off-stage. Hilary’s rock-solid bass has been part of the A-Team, accompanying Lil’ Jimmy Reed on his UK and international tours.

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Blades Return To Winning Ways

United returned to winning ways with a hard-fought but deserved success against playoff chasing Watford at Bramall Lane on Saturday afternoon.

The decisive moment came in the 73rd minute as Oli McBurnie’s back post header in front of the Kop was deflected into his own net by the unfortunate Ryan Porteous and coupled with some excellent defending at the death United saw the game out for what could be a crucial three points.

Boss Heckingbottom made three changes for the clash against the Hornets, with Fleck making his first start since November.

Ahmedhodžić and Ndiaye were called, as skipper Sharp returned to the matchday 18.

The opening ten minutes saw both teams look dangerous in an attacking sense. Bogle was snuffed out at one end, after Ndiaye freed Berge, with Hodet later booked for his foul in build-up. But at the other end, Davis got in behind the Blades defence, but under pressure from

You have to wait for your chance

Jaden Brown reflected on a memorable afternoon in the capital and was pleased with his shift as the Owls posted three points against Charlton to stay at the summit of League One. Brown made his first league appearance for four months and emerged with credit, claiming an assist for Liam Palmer’s winner and turning in a solid performance in the left

Lowe he missed his kick and Foderingham gathered. Ndiaye was proving a real handful and was denied from McBurnie’s flick on, only for the assiatnt referee to raise a late flag. Ahmedhodžić was cautioned for a shirt pull on Joao Pedro and from the resulting free-kick Davis should have scored with a glancing header. The frenetic pace carried on until the break, as Lowe entered the book, before Foderingham was brave to claim a Louza free-kick under heavy pressure Hodet.

United ended the half on top though forcing successive corners, from which Egan saw a header block, before Choudhury headed behind after Egan had recycled the ball to maintain a promising attack from Fleck’s initial delivery.

The Blades registered their first shot on target from Norwood’s free-kick after Porteous had been booked for a foul on McBurnie, at the other end Ahmedhodžić was alert to the danger to prevent Sarr getting a shot away wing-back berth. Delighted to having made his mark, the 24-yearold said: “I’m buzzing for myself and the boys and the fans because Charlton away is a tough game.

“I was ready because no matter when you get the call, you have to be ready, I can’t have any excuses.

“I’m a footballer and I want to play. But when the team is doing well and winning matches you have to wait for your chance. I have waited for my chance and I like to think that I took it.”

Darren Moore was equally pleased for Brown, who was drafted into the team with Marvin Johnson