PROGRAMME & INFORMATION NO PICNICS OR FOOD/BEVERAGES BROUGHT IN PLEASE

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2 WHO S ON WHEN... FRIDAY 9th Aug Gently Does it Gate open at 4pm 11pm Mumbo-Jumbo 8.00 pm A close-harmony, eclectic, semi-acoustic piano-led wonder, Mumbo- Jumbo plays rootsy original and rarely heard stuff in their own inimitable style! It brings together three top Midlands acoustic musicians/vocalists to produce an 'Eclectic Acoustic' sound that is all their own, playing festivals, blues, acoustic and folk clubs, theatres, weekenders and pubs across the country. The band's new CD 'Life of Riley' launched in January 2012 has received rave reviews for its musicianship and songwriting, plenty of radio airplay and gained the band a nomination in the British Blues Awards 2012 for Best Original Song/Songwriter. Mumbo-Jumbo's recent festival schedule includes the Great British R&B Festival, Banbury Blues, Nantwich Blues, Bromsgrove Folk, Upton Blues, Blues at The Fold, Taurus and Hay Philosophy Festival and they have played on our main line up three years running (so we know what we are getting!) Jigsaw Community Festivals is now able to offer a package of bands, PA, lights, marquee and stage for venues looking to put on a festival themselves.

Saturday Live and Kickin Gate open at 1pm 11pm Dave Onions 2.00 pm Dave is a successful solo artist and gifted multiinstrumentalist.

Dave's acoustic guitar style is uniquely percussive - that and his own finger-picking techniques and self-penned material adds up to an eclectic mix defying comparison or categorisation.

20 pm A lot of hard work has been put into creating apt arrangements that reflect the fun side of Boperator's boogieblues music whilst keeping the essence of the style intact.

3 Saturday Live and Kickin Gate open at 1pm 11pm Dave Onions 2.00 pm Dave is a successful solo artist and gifted multiinstrumentalist. He has released three solo albums, where he plays acoustic, electric and bass guitars, mandolin, banjo, and various other instruments. Dave's acoustic guitar style is uniquely percussive - that and his own finger-picking techniques and self-penned material adds up to an eclectic mix defying comparison or categorisation. Influenced by life, the world and what's happening in it, his songs are delivered with conviction, humour & a helping of well placed cynicism. Boperator 3.20 pm A lot of hard work has been put into creating apt arrangements that reflect the fun side of Boperator's boogieblues music whilst keeping the essence of the style intact. Oh yeah, there's all the Ray Charles, Louis Jordan; Big Joe Turner; Willie Dixon and more right there to get your feet moving. These Boperator guys have played with and especially absorbed a lot of the original boogie-blues players whose music they feature. Mature team? Hmmm, hell yes but it pays off and certainly shows in their playing! The set cover favourite tunes from the '40's and into the '50's, damn, it's exciting and not a little risqué in places! The Sarah Warren Band pm Having been compared to the likes of Janis Joplin and Steve Marriott, Sarah Warren firmly believes in an all or nothing approach to performing and attacks with a truckload of attitude and confidence. Sarah brings her full band to rock the Jinney Ring with her own brand of country blues.

Music you can dance to but with substantial musical virtuosity if you just want to listen. Blues Matters said,'their unique blend of Latin, funk and hip-hop rhythms, make their music a joyous event.

4 Saturday Live and Kickin Robert Hokum (front cover) 6.20pm Robert Hokum & The Guv nors from Ealing, home of the British Blues revival, are A funky spanking of the blues fusing the blues with influences from funk, latin and hip-hop. Music you can dance to but with substantial musical virtuosity if you just want to listen. Blues Matters said,'their unique blend of Latin, funk and hip-hop rhythms, make their music a joyous event...percussive power and great rhythmic feel'. Stomp & Holler 8.00 pm Bringing the street sounds and swamps of New Orleans to the Regal comes Stomp & Holler. A big, bold festival favourite blues band with a brass section and six singers, the band is led by Oliver Carpenter and Abby Brant previously at the Jinney Ring with The Big Blues Tribe and features four British Blues Award nominees.. From the first growl to the last chord they ll have you stomping and hollering for more as they move from groove to groove and beat to beat, taking you on a musical journey around the swamps, bayou s and dancefloors of the blues all with a real sense of humour. Dr Teeth Big Band 9.45 pm Steve Steinhaus, larger than life American bluesman who made such an impression with his smaller band last year before rushing off to play at the Olympics, brings his full Dr Teeth Big Band to the Jinney Ring. Supported by a jumpin' ensemble of blues musicians including Ex MYJO stalwart Tasha "Boom Boom" Buxton on drums, Chicago Blues shouter Steve shares his infectious love for the blues and weaves tales from his childhood in Chicago and of his experiences as a bouncer, poet and musician into and around the eclectic range of blues and roots tunes...it is such sweet thunder indeed.

Sunday Lazy Sunday Afternoon Gate open at 12 midday 6pm To finish the festival we have the Winners of Wychavon s W-Factor and 2 very local bands with Hanbury connections 12:30pm The W Factor Winners

James Williamson; Luke Williams; Alex Jones; Ella Brown; Immy Ackland and Rose Johnson, please give them a big welcome!

Chris, Clive and Neale began playing together over 20 years ago but their musical journeys split until a couple of years ago when they came back together to form Retrovibe.

5 Sunday Lazy Sunday Afternoon Gate open at 12 midday 6pm To finish the festival we have the Winners of Wychavon s W-Factor and 2 very local bands with Hanbury connections 12:30pm The W Factor Winners The W Factor is Wychavon s own X-Factor and have we got some talent locally! We have a group of youngsters performing who shine and will hopefully go ion to bigger and better things. James Williamson; Luke Williams; Alex Jones; Ella Brown; Immy Ackland and Rose Johnson, please give them a big welcome! 2pm Retrovibe Local band Retrovibe have been pleasing audiences with their guitar based blues rock, playing classic music from The Allman brothers, Robben Ford to The Rolling Stones. Chris, Clive and Neale began playing together over 20 years ago but their musical journeys split until a couple of years ago when they came back together to form Retrovibe. Rae will be singing with the band for this event to add her flavour to the mix. 4pm The Reflections This popular local band have been around for over 15 years with various line ups playing pop, rock and soul from the 60's to the present day. The current line up is Jon Green Bass/ Vocals, Chris Warriner Guitar/Vocals, Gary Pearce Keyboards and Andy Ford Drums. Playing hits from The Rolling Stones, the Beatles, ELO, Queen, Blondie, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, REM, U2, the Kaiser Chiefs, the Killers and Coldplay to name but a few. A splendid time is guaranteed for all!

DOGS are welcome on site as long as they are kept under control and on leads at all times and not allowed to foul the garden.

6 Information, Offers and Thanks NO PICNICS OR FOOD/DRINKS Brought in - We cannot sustain these festival ticket prices if you do! TOILETS - There are 3 sets of toilets in the Craft Centre, one in the Restaurant, one on the way to the gift shop and a disabled toilet next to Chocolate Deli. These are sign posted. DOGS are welcome on site as long as they are kept under control and on leads at all times and not allowed to foul the garden. Our THANKS to all the musicians - come and see them again when they are in the area. All their gig guides are on their websites! OUT AND ABOUT With your festival bracelet on you can leave the garden at any time if you would like to have a look at the craft units or gift shop. Show your bracelet you will receive 10% off of any purchases made in the main gift shop during the weekend. COMING JINNEY RING: SCULPTURE TRAIL WEDDING FAYRE SPECIAL FOOD NIGHTS CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS

7 Food and Drink In the Farmhouse Restaurant Friday Evening in the Restaurant 7.00pm 9:30pm Pulled Pork Baps with Stuffing and Apple Sauce Beer Battered Cod, Chips and Mushy Peas Chicken Curry, Basmati Rice and Poppadum 3 Cheese, Onion and Potato Pie Steak and Kidney Pie and Chips Saturday Daytime in Restaurant 12:00 3pm Roast Turkey Baps with Stuffing with Cranberry Sauce Jacket potatoes with Tuna or Cheese Chilli Con Carne with Basmati Rice Vegetarian Quiche Chicken and Mushroom Pie Fresh Fillet of Salmon in a Cream and Herb Sauce Saturday Evening in Restaurant 7:15pm 9:30pm Chicken and Mushroom Pie Chilli Con Carne with Basmati Rice Ocean Pie Topped with Cheddar Mash Thai Green Chicken Curry Broccoli and Stilton Pasta with Pine Nut Crumble Bangers and Mash with Onion Gravy All Served with a Selection of Vegetables and Chunky Chips Sunday Daytime in Restaurant 12pm 3pm Roast Topside of Beef with Yorkshire Pudding Roast Leg of Lamb with Rich Gravy and Mint Sauce Cheese, Onion and Potato Pie Breast of Chicken in a Cream and Mushroom Sauce Fresh Fillet of Salmon in a Cream and Herb Sauce A Selection of Salad s, lots of cakes and desserts and Ice Creams are also available throughout the day until 9:30pm Sat (5:30pm Sun) Breakfast Baps Are available in the Restaurant from 9:30 am 11:30am on Saturday and Sunday

8 BBQ In the Garden (only Sat and Sun see restaurant food for Friday) (Sat 1:30pm 10pm; Sunday 12:30pm 5:30pm) Cajun Chicken Sticky Pork Ribs Minted Lamb Kebabs Handmade Burgers Hot Dogs Also available Pulled Pork Baps with Stuffing and Apple Sauce Vegetable and Pasta Crumble Chilli con carne and Rice or Chips Curry and Rice or chunky chips An Ice Cream Service (Sat and Sun) and a Full Bar (throughout) are also be available in the gardens BEER FESTIVAL and BAR At the bar we have a full range of Wines and Spirits and also 12 Real Ales, 5 Ciders and a Perry. These have been carefully selected to both whet your whistle and give you a chance to taste some new beers. Full list is available at the bar. Festival Prices Real Ale: 3.00/pint 1.60 per half. Cider 3.50/pint 1.80 per half Perry 3.90/pint 2.00 per half Wine White, Red or Rosé house wines are available for 12.50/bottle Pimms and Lemonade 3.50/glass

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