Music News - Li'l Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine coming to Auckland
04 May 2016 - 0 Comments
Li'l Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine is an authentic one man band performing 'good time music with old time style'. Blessed with the ability to handle multiple instruments at a time, he is the master of coordination: blowin', suckin' and pluckin' simultaneously! He cranks out the harmonica, resonator guitar, kick drum, hi hat, kazoo and vocals to give the audience a rollicking good time.
Li'l Chuck has spent a lifetime
rummaging through the drawers of 1930's - 50's music. His mainly original songs
are inspired by the sounds of the era - blues, early jazz, western swing,
ragtime etc. and are uniquely presented in the style of the street performers
from those glory days.
Li'l Chuck's 2015 album Blues
In Full Swing has been met with high praise in NZ and abroad.
Now Aucklanders have a chance to witness Li'l
Chuck telling his stories and singing his songs in the
intimate setting of The Wine Cellar on June 18th
at 8.30pm with support TBC.
Tickets are $10 and available now from undertheradar.co.nz.
Seeing is believing - he aims to prove that men can indeed, multitask…
Praise for Blues
in Full Swing:
“Addictively intoxicating” Sunday Star Times
“Wherever you drop the needle you are guaranteed to have a good time” Blues Matters Magazine (UK)
"Five Stars" New Zealand Musician Magazine
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