GUEST MUSICIAN: WALTER HACON
Walter Hacon is an exceptionally talented guitarist, singer and songwriter. He performed in London bands from a young age. “We were really quite punk in our outlook and playing abilities; tons of swagger and attitude.” In 1976 Walter auditioned for up-and-coming band the Automatics. “We did our first demo recordings with Steve Lillywhite at Phonogram. A recording contract with Island Records quickly followed, and we were off.” They toured the UK and Europe, then Walter got the chance to audition for Wreckless Eric on Stiff Records. A song of Walter’s Broken Doll’ was picked up by Cliff Richard and included on “Wired For Sound’, one of the best-selling records of the decade.
Walter played in various bands, recording personal projects and albums for other artists. In the late 90’s he moved to NZ, where he’s continued to pursue music here with regular gigging and song-writing. Check out 'Bethlehem’ from Walter’s album ‘Centre of the Human Heart’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U1XrBmScSY
BRING YOUR WRITING - poetry, flash fiction, short story, novel excerpts, performance poetry etc - to share at the open mic (up to 6 mins max) , or come as audience to hear what's brand new. Inside Out is open mic spoken word. To read, just sign up on the open mic list as you arrive.
Newcomers and regulars equally welcomed.
Kia ora Ockham Collective for welcoming Inside Out to Hypatia. Read more about what they do here: http://www.ockham.co.nz/ockham-collective
Our hosts Ockham Collective use a system of direct scheduling where we log our intention to attend. (NB this is not the open mic sheet.)
Here’s the link:
https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=19055070&appointmentType=15954245
Bring cash koha for our hard-working musician/s please! With your emcee Anita Arlov. ph/txt 021 100 40 77. SEE YOU THERE!
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