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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
Quick trip out to a very wet Gomstock
Have just got back home from a very wet Gomstock. Gomstock is a small, local festival ran by The Compasses pub in Gomshall and is a good collection of local talent.
We went along to support our friend, John Peppard, who is basically a songwriter (who has written for people like Garth Brooks and Michael McDonald amongst others) but also a mega talented guitarist.
He played a great covers set of popular numbers, all of which showcased his gorgeous Les Paul to maximum effect, including a couple of great fun ZZ Top songs, Sweet Home Alabama in memory of Ed King, Parisienne Walkways, Alright Now, Comfy and Freebird.
We we had every intention of staying for the whole afternoon but in view of the fact that it is heaving it down with rain here and the festival is held in the pubs lovely big garden (the stage area was under cover fortunately) we supported John’s set and then left. Have attached a photo of the great man at work (hopefully, as I am rubbish at posting pics!
https://i.imgur.com/3N9BtE0.jpg
We went along to support our friend, John Peppard, who is basically a songwriter (who has written for people like Garth Brooks and Michael McDonald amongst others) but also a mega talented guitarist.
He played a great covers set of popular numbers, all of which showcased his gorgeous Les Paul to maximum effect, including a couple of great fun ZZ Top songs, Sweet Home Alabama in memory of Ed King, Parisienne Walkways, Alright Now, Comfy and Freebird.
We we had every intention of staying for the whole afternoon but in view of the fact that it is heaving it down with rain here and the festival is held in the pubs lovely big garden (the stage area was under cover fortunately) we supported John’s set and then left. Have attached a photo of the great man at work (hopefully, as I am rubbish at posting pics!
https://i.imgur.com/3N9BtE0.jpg
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Shame about the weather, would have been a great day.
Love the fact you've got the "Please leave quietly" sign in there !
Shame about the weather but of course it is always going to piss it down on the last Bank Holiday weekend of the year ...