The BEATLE BACK CATALOGUE SHOW 1
Originally conceived by Robin Ferris and Phil Doublet, they managed to score two other well-known Chch Musicians to form this classic four-piece Beatles lineup.
None of the Four really needs any introduction to Canterbury audiences as they are all well-known, experienced, and respected quality Musicians…..
But briefly they are….
Phil Doublet, with vocals and a skilled stringed instrument performer.
Robin B Ferris, lead vocalist and quality Martin guitarist.
Wayne Allen, an amazing drummer with vocals.
Robbie Carpenter, a versatile, clever Bass guitarist with vocals.
This exceptional quality band will present a varied collection of all the Beatles written numbers out of the 188 original songs that they wrote and which have been carefully drawn from all 13 official Beatles albums for your listening pleasure.
Take a welcome and nostalgic walk down memory lane (or Penny Lane) to relive and reflect on how so many songs and albums of the Beatles touched us (and everyone) so deeply in our everyday lives and as to what was going on in the World during that crazy turbulent decade between 1960 & 1970 when the most amazing combination known collectively as the Beatles, literally exploded onto the World Stage…….
We advise you to book your seats early to avoid disappointment, as we envisage that there will be substantial interest in experiencing this show, which may very well form the first of a series exploring the unbelievable and fascinating Beatles repertoire of 188 original songs.
Reflect on what you were doing during those significant Beatles years and how much the Beatles influenced music, trends, fashions, habits and attitudes and the spreading of freedom and love.
Here are a few events. to ponder over (or if too young!) to research!
…the Cuban missile crisis, assassinations in the U.S, Woodstock, Isle of Wight & Monterey Music festivals, the Pill, Apollo programme, Man on the Moon, Marilyn Monroe, the Cold war, Vietnam war & protests, Watergate, John and Yokos beds in for Peace, Wahine storm & sinking, Keith Holyoake, NZ gets Television & the Flintstones, Bob Dylan hits the scene, Janis Joplin dies, Inangahua earthquake, deaths of Brian Epstein (Beatles promoter, Jimmy Hendrix and Brian Jones (Stones member) to name a few….
See you there!
Phil Doublet, Robin Ferris, Carps[Rob Carpenter] & Biggie Rat[Wayne Allen].
Venue: Christchurch Irish Society hall is situated up the long driveway, directly next to Domain Park, and there is plenty of well-lit off-street parking.
Doors open 7pm. Performance starts at 7.30pm - online bookings will close before the event starts. After this time, only door sales will be available on the night and will be dependent on the number of seats available in line with the Hall's capacity.
Please bring cash for tea, coffee, biscuits and cake available during the break, also bar facilities for cold refreshments throughout the night, Eftpos available at the bar for purchases only, no cash-out facility.
Folk Club and Irish Society members, please remember to bring your membership card for licensing purposes. Non-members sign in at the bar if making purchases.
