Jamie Harrison's album launch with friends listings

Jamie Harrison-  Folk Troubadour playing strange songs about Bears and Pyramids, about the struck world and plays death-rattle guitar rags for mothers on the stairs. He has tinnitus of the heart-valves.
www.myspace.com/jamieharrison

Byron Vincent Byron is a regular at many of the UK’s most prestigious music and literary events including, Cheltenham festival of literature, Oxford literature festival, Glastonbury festival of performing arts, Latitude festival and Bristol Poetry festival. He has performed at venues as diverse as London’s Whitechapel gallery and Leeds /Reading festival’s alternative stage. He has appeared on BBC 3’s the verb alongside Roger Mcgough and Ian McMillan and radio 4's Bespoken Word. He has shared the bill with such luminaries as John Cooper Clarke, John Hegley, Simon Armitage and Patti Smith. He is currently in the throws of preparing for three collaborative national tours as well as being involved in numerous live literature, writing, film and radio projects.
http://www.myspace.com/byron_vincent



Liz Green is a Manchester-based singer-songwriter. She is linked with Humble Soul records. Green won Glastonbury Festival’s Emerging Talent Competition for in 2007.
She includes Shane MacGowan, Blues, Canadian Hip Hop, Anti-folk, Musicals, George Thomas, and Late nights that last until dawn among her influences
http://www.myspace.com/lizgreenmusic


Alabaster DePlume
He is one of the UK's most original poets and, in the eyes of many, the greatest of those that currently perform their work. In between the lyrical ranting his beloved tenor is never long from his lips; it hangs there like a great golden pacifier or bloodhound's tongue. He can blow it hard enough to keep Buster Keaton chasing his chapeau for weeks - but also coax from its depths notes softer than a crumb of madeleine floating in lime-flower tea.
In addition to his solo poetry shows he plays sax with Liz Green, The Honeyfeet, John Fairhurst, The Halelujah Whip and Louis Barabbas (with whom he also collaborates on writing for theatre).
http://www.myspace.com/alabasterdeplume