“I still very much enjoy listening to vinyl, cassettes and CDs. However, I'm sure that many will agree that, whilst working, exercising, or driving,

having to flip a cassette, change a CD, or make changes to any other device can be frustrating. After several months hard work, I've managed to produce some, extra-long, bespoke playlists, complete with smooth transitions that can be enjoyed on or off-road. These  playlists have been tailor-made to my own specific musical tastes, however, I very much hope you will also enjoy listening to them”.


FRASER JOHN LINDSAY

Director

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27 NOV

FRIDAY

ARLINGTON BATHS CLUB, 61 Arlington Street Glasgow

18:30 -

19:30

FREE ENTRY - NON MEMBERS WELCOME                                                            

BLACK SNAKE ROOTS

Charlotte Marshall & Fraser John Lindsay perform their chilled-out blend of soulful singing and sweet blues guitar licks at the Arlington Baths lounge bar:

Fri 27 November 18:30

Free entry

Non members welcome

If you want a seat, get there early

Soulful Australian vocalist Charlotte Marshall and long-time professional lead guitarist Fraser John Lindsay are individually and collectively well-respected throughout the Glasgow blues music scene. Working together for over a decade, the talented pair have been busy entertaining audiences in Glasgow’s vibrant bars and restaurants as well as headlining annual performances at Paisley Arts Centre.

Fraser and Charlotte, collectively known as ‘Black Snake Roots’ are very much looking forward to performing their unique, chilled-out, stripped back blend of semi-acoustic soulful blues-Jazz in their own harmoniously relaxed style in the cosy Arlington Baths lounge bar:

Expect the likes of Norah Jones, Dusty Springfield, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and perhaps the late Dolly Parton as well as plenty of improvisation from Fraser on guitar.