Titirangi Music Fest: World Fusion Night with Gahu
GAHU MEDIA RELEASE March 8 2006
Titirangi Music
Festival presents
World Fusion Night with Gahu
Titirangi Theatre Lopdell House Titirangi
Wednesday April 5th
Show starts 8pm. Tickets $10
For more information www.gahu.co.nz
“GAHU - a
Pacific/African pollination of grooves and melodies - with
stunning interludes on the talking drum, brilliant guitar
playing and just overall world class stuff. The band is so
original and imaginative, and their arrangements so
intelligent and interesting that they are a real pleasure to
hear. Do catch them if you get a chance.”
Derek Jacombs
www.kokomo-music.co.nz/news
“Gahu stride between world music and jazz....with great energy, sociability and commitment, and their 'Hot Planet' album of last year still commands my CD player.
The new album ‘Shell Money’
doesn't mess much with the likeable formula which brings
various African guitar styles (Hilife, Afrobeat ) to the
fore...musically uplifting stuff ... I expect to be hauling
this one out regularly come summer.”
Graham Reid NZ
Herald November 2005
Live performances of this energetic band from Grey Lynn have the added attraction of the energetic dancing of Mr Y.B., man from Ghana, and the sight & sound of the unusual drums from Ghana with their irresistible call.
GAHU are:
Bud Hooper
Ghana drums, drumkit
Lance McNicoll guitar
Cadzow Cossar guitar
Chris Neilson trumpet &
saxophone
Jane McAllister electric bass
Ben
McNicoll saxophones
Mr Y.B.
Ghana drums, singing & dancing
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