WOMAD 2009 Featured Artist: Little Bushman (NZ)

Friday, 14 November 2008, 1:20 pm
Press Release: Womad

WOMAD 2009 Featured Artist: Little Bushman (NZ)

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Photo by Pat Shepherd
World of Music Art and Dance 2009
13-15 March
Taranaki
Brooklands Park & TSB Bowl of Brooklands, New Plymouth
Visit http://www.womad.co.nz for more information
Little Bushman is lead by the inimitable Warren Maxwell formerly of Trinity Roots and Fat Freddys Drop. Collectively the Bushies aim to create a journey without sounding contrived and the members have made a conscious decision to use influences from the experimental, psychedelic Rock era of the 60’s and 70’s: Led Zep, Jimi Hendrix, and The Who.

It is inside their poignant creations that we find the perfect balance of social concern and a ‘no fear’ form of expression. Unashamed musical indulgence resulting in sated emotional exhaustion…just beautiful.

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Band Members: Warren Maxwell, Joe Callwood, Tom Callwood, Rick Cranson.
www.myspace.com/littlebushmanband

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