Suzanne Vega, Gerry Leonard, Daphne Guinness, Jessica Lee Morgan. Sat 20th Peckham Lib Club

By dontpanic
June 19, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 19, 2015

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Posted June 19, 2015

Just announced for this gig at the Peckham Liberal Club - a star addition to the line up - and one not to miss:

Suzanne Vega is going to play some numbers with her regular collaborator Gerry Leonard at his band 'Spooky Ghost's gig tomorrow at the Peckham Liberal Club.

As well as this we have the force of nature that is Daphne Guinness (yes, she the fashion muse) playing some of her songs from her Toni Visconti-produced material. If you saw the well-remembered Bowie gig at the Liberal Club a while back you will also remember its vocalist Malcolm Doherty - he's here as Daphne's Musical Director.

Also on the bill we have Jessica Lee Morgan playing some of her electro-folk music. Jessica has legendary producer Toni Visconti as a father and her influences are eclectic.

The hall fits 265... Tickets stil online and also available at Review Bookshop, Bellenden Road.

Proceeds go to the upkeep of the club.

http://www.wegottickets.com/event/316144

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