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Another great turn out for Larry Miller last Friday and an audience that really got into the vibe that the band created.

The merchandising stall seemed to be doing good business at the end of the night and that's always a good indicator of how the band has gone down.

Larry and the band once again confirmed their reputation as one of the UK's leading exponents of rhythm and blues with some outstanding original material and some well chosen cover versions. Larry's playing was as slick as usual with his backing musicians providing a solid backdrop for Larry's exemplary guitaring.

We look forward to Larry's next annual visit. 

Having been aware of the name over the years it wasn't until last years appearance at the Bulldog Bash did I finally get around to catching LARRY MILLER live - his appearance being one of the highlights of the weekend at the notorious biker festival (along with the incredible BUFFALO KINGS, TAINT, AIN'T SKYNYRD and ORANGE GOBLIN amongst a few others), so I was definitely looking forward to the gig wondering how his energetic Hard Rocking Blues would come over at a smaller, more intimate venue... Mike's words above sum up the performance perfectly and 2 songs (the titles of which escape me) were particularly impressive - one being from the first album and the second a slow Blues epic in the vein of LED ZEPPELIN's 'Since I've Been Loving You' (is anybody familiar with what songs they could possibly be?)... It's a mystery why the praise that has been bestowed upon GARY MOORE & JOE BONAMASSA has alluded the equally as talented LARRY MILLER...:)