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Otis Gibbs, Tues 3rd July

Jul 3, 2012
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Posted by Ian Chambers

Writer of songs and teller of tales – the hard-travelled folk troubadour Otis Gibbs makes a welcome return to town, complete with a whole bunch of new songs from his latest album ‘Harder Than Hammered Hell’. Always an inspirational live performer, Otis has spent the past 15 years travelling the world and documenting his experiences in song, leading him to be described as sounding like Woody Guthrie after an all-night bender – which is most certainly a good thing. Support comes from the highly rated Boss Caine.

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Jul 3, 2012
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Ian Chambers
Ian Chambers is the founder of Wildwood Promotions. He's been promoting regular shows in Brighton for the past three years working with artists such as Charlie Parr, The Electric Soft Parade, Alasdair Roberts and Meg Baird of Espers. He's been a music journalist since 2005 writing for a number of music websites and having written articles for the Irish Post newspaper. He also has experience in band management.
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