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THE GROUP

We are Mu3aC pronounced MUZAK

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We are a u3a group bought together by our love of Rock and Blues music, which we attempt to play and that love playing together.

Our music is probably leaning mostly towards the Blues, but with Rock and Roll and Rock and has developed into an eclectic mix.

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The u3a are a friendly organisation offering a range of informal groups to study, follow our hobbies and interests, and to enjoy the companionship of others with similar objectives. It's a good way to meet people and make new friends.

 

Costs are minimal because our activities are organised by members, who share their skills and expertise. There are numerous different study, creative or leisure interest groups meeting regularly. A monthly meeting is held in the Woodmancote Village Hall in the afternoon of the 3rd Monday of the month at which a guest speaker gives a talk of general interest. Here is a link to the  Bishops Cleeve  u3a

The Band Members

Mike Reynolds

 group leader

// Guitar

 

My first music experience was playing the tea chest bass at the primary school leaving party.

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Martyn Young

// vocals

 

Since I retired a few years ago I have filled my time mostly with doing the things I didn't have time to do before, namely music.

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Martin Thornley

// guitar. Lead

 

I have had a guitar since I was at school and long been an enthusiast for all sorts of music, but particularly blues.

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Keith Parks

// guitar. + Keyboard

 

I taught myself to play guitar and harmonica as a 15 year old in the 1960s.

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Dave Thomas

// bass

 

I have always liked music, particularly blues, and was a regular listener of Mike Raven Blues Show as well as John Peel in the early days.  

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Roger Petley

// percussion

 

I recently retired as a Chartered Surveyor and am now in a position to pursue some hobbies and interests.

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Now Left Because of ill health

Steve Brisk

// keyboards

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Set up and Sang in the first school band aged 16 in which our repertoire evolved from pop/ soul into a blues based group. 

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Sadly Deceased

John Nortcliffe

// drums

 

My memory of the moment when I first heard a drum played dates to 1959. READ MORE

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