"I name this Blog Geoff, God bless her and all who sail in her"

Evening Chaps!


It's 23:32. I'm in my room, My eyes ache from staring at Facebook and for some reason I Have chosen this moment to launch the good ship Geoff*.
    I suppose the when or where does not matter, what's important is the content and as i have Fuck all to say at this moment in time i shall keep this brief..


     This will be a platform for thrusting Folk related tomfoolery into the face of the internet. The aim is to have an interesing (and hopefully entertaining) chronicle of my travels as a Blues/Folk player.


Expect bad language, bad grammar, bad spelling and pointless tangents..


You have been warned:


anyways Onwards!


      I'm looking forward to Friday's Gig at the Bitterne in Bitterne. At the Bitterne in Bitterne I'm finally sharing a stage with Southampton's own Bluegrass legends: "The Dog House Boat Boys".
     With this gig (at the Bitterne in Bitterne) I now feel like I'm finally moving away from poorly planned showcases with thrash metal bands and techno D.J's. this could be however, a temporary ray of joy. If so then I hope to be struck down by lightning during sound check, then I am ended at the moment of Folky perfection. 
Either way Friday should be a good a Jolly good laugh. so come on down (to the Bitterne in Bitterne) with or without your wash boards.


       I also have my first London Gig on Sunday so if your anywhere near Nambucca feel free to pop along. I'm a little anxious over this one as I'll be popping my big smoke cherry (hmm song title?) but also playing in front of some old friends who until today thought i was doing techno/guitar prog rock.... not sure fans of that kind of music will approve of my patchwork trousers but meh...




Any way i hope the gods of the internet are apeased by this big pile of bollocks. If not then may they hear this cry:
"I cant write coherently! i went to Art college!"


Looks like i did have something to say afterall..


Cheerio Mo fo's


Dog house boat boys on Myface


*It's unlucky to travel in a craft without a name. So since I am (as the parlance says) "surfing the web" my vessel needs a name: so Geoff it is! and if you don't like it go lick a cadence..... yes you heard me!