Dinner and Show featuring: Brian Cadd, Zkye
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18/10/2009
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Time:
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1pm
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Location:
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Kentish Arms Hotel, 23 Stanley Street, North Adelaide
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Cost:
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From $35
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Performing
LIVE: Australian Rock Legend "BRIAN CADD"
Sunday,
October 18
To introduce
the S.A. Music Hall of Fame, we’re kicking
off with a series of Sunday afternoon concerts
throughout October & November.
On Sunday
18th October we’ll have our first “Super
Sunday” featuring the legendary Brian Cadd,
the art of David “Daisy” Day and a
2-course, Kentish Arms roast lunch. David’s
artwork is for sale & his exhibition “Faces
& Places” will be exhibited at the hotel
for a full month.
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Even
though he’s not a South Aussie, Brian Cadd
is one of Australia’s great performers &
song writers and has graciously donated his time
free of charge to get the SAMHF off to a flying
start, with proceeds from the performance going
towards establishment costs.
Sunday
18th October, 1pm – 5pm
Dinner and Show featuring: Brian Cadd, Zkye and
the art of David Day
Kentish Arms Hotel, 23 Stanley Street, North Adelaide
Bookings essential: $75.00 – (08) 8267 1173
SHOW
ONLY - $35:00
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Zkye
(pronounced Skye) is a blues/soul artist from Adelaide,
and has recently been whipping up a storm along
the East Coast. Promoting her debut album, Beyond
The Pane, Zkye has played to audiences in and around
Sydney with the likes of Harry Brus, Joseph Calderazzo,
Nick Sinclare and with CC Entertainment, as well
as Steve Balbi.
Zkye
Compson-Harris has an amazing voice, one which
could be likened to Janis Joplin at her most thoughtful,
and can convey deep emotion with the subtle embellishments
strewn throughout the songs.
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David
started in radio at the age of 16 and is now 57
and still "Rockin" on the air with Mix
102.3. David is noted for his absolute passion
in promoting Australian talent, and has been at
it since the early days starting with names such
as of the Skyhooks, AC/DC, Billy Thorpe and many
others.
However, Daisy has travelled a hard road over
the last 3 years to over come dialysis, having
both kidneys taken out, survivng cancer, 2 heart
attacks and a triple bypass, it is fair to say
he in stranger to "Knocking On Heavens Door".
During his time of hardship David took up his
hobby of painting and is now a healthy and energetic
transplant recepient.
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Thanks
to our sponsors
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| It’s
an afternoon of great music, wonderful art &
fantastic food – what more could you ask for? |
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