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Gerry Tapscott
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Gerry plays acoustic guitar and sings
mainly contemporary material - she also writes her own songs ('Cold
Cappuccino' is definitely a firm club favourite!). She contributed
material to the locally written and produced play 'The People Must Pay'
which was performed at the Phoenix Theatre in Blyth in the summer of
2004.
Her main musical influences include Beth Nielson-Chapman and Nanci
Griffiths.
Gerry and John Redpath used to perform regularly as a duo, and they
still occasionally play together.
Club Quotes
Can't speak highly enough of Gerry's voice and choice of material...
Cracking collection of songs. Superb voice...
Excellent voice and guitar. Sings contemporary songs and a couple of her
own writings...
Better than she believes - fine singer with a well chosen repertoire
including some of her own...
A fantastic voice, tasteful material...
Lovely singer (when she remembers the words!). Good choice of songs and
does well to accompany herself on some non-obvious chords...
Must try and keep awake...
A great 'butt' for in-house jokes - eg decorating, missing the Christmas
bus, and the dead rabbit scenario 'regulars will understand'...
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Resident Performers
Allan Savage
Dave & John
Doug Wood
Geoff
Pickard
Gerry Tapscott
Jimmy &
Carol
jiva
John
Redpath
Ken Cross
Mike Hughes
Peter Meek
Ray Derrick
Stewart Shackleton
Terry Fletcher
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