Tribal Earth is a great little event in the beautiful surroundings of the Pestalozzi campus near Battle in Sussex, it runs from Thursday 18th to Sunday 21st August.
I will be hosting a workshop for beginners and advanced players alike on the Sunday.
I will also be performing with ‘Mildred’ (my loop sampler).
See http://www.tribalearth.co.uk for further details.
I went to Simon Hughs’s blues & acoustic night the Oval Tavern last night with some of the obviously 5 believers chaps.
Here’s a video of me jamming with ‘Buffalo’ Bill Smith and Mildred the loop pedal.
Yesterday I went to the Jam night at the Oval Tavern in Croydon with my good friends, obviously 5 believers.
I had a jam with Mildred the loop sampler and ‘Buffalo’ Bill Smith who was running the jam night. Bill is a great blues harp player who plays with a lot of bands including o5b.
My didjes are made from selected British hardwoods. Rendered from branches of trees that were legitimately pruned as part of a tree’s necessary maintenance programme they are then kiln-dried until totally devoid of moisture and stress.
The hollowing/shaping processes demand the best possible sound tuning and finish before each didjeridu leaves the workshop.
Prices range from £50 to £150 depending on size/shape. Specific sizes, keys and finishes can be made to order.
Boxwood didjeridu by Sandy sold in 2008
I have been playing didjeridu for twenty years and in that time I have performed at countless live events, recording sessions and tutorials.