Showing posts with label mr kyps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mr kyps. Show all posts

Monday, May 25, 2015

The Mods and Legend + Hires

Another great weekend at work... Friday night I was engineering for The Mods who play a musical homage to the 60's and 70's mod scene. The band are all great musicians with years of experience. Well worth checking out if you like the Mod scene.
Saturday night I had the pleasure of engineering for the fantastic Legend who are the ultimate Bob Marley tribute. I have had the opportunity to work with these guys a number of times at venues as well as festivals and they never disappoint.


Working with Legend gave me the chance to try out a new high-hat setup consisting of a sontronics STC-1 paired with my new Green 12 by 12 Gauge Microphones. I had an audience member say that it was the best high-hat sound they had ever heard. I was really pleased with the results although I need to get a different mic clip for the Green 12.

Also this weekend I had some of my equipment out on hire to Borough of Poole Council for a two day dance event over two locations in Poole. I also had a system out with the lovely Lou Brown who  organised a house concert, if you aren't sure what a house concert is checkout the website here.


Lou Brown and Clive Gregson

Sunday, May 17, 2015

Empire Affair Freebe


A few months ago I engineered a show for Empire Affair at Mr Kyps. I was asked by the boys to record there set, mix and master it. They are very happy with the results so much so that they have released the recording for free... get your copy here!

If you are interested in having your live gigs recorded I have a number of packages available to suit everyone just get in touch.

Chris 'Percy' Young
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This week...The Strypes + Larry Miller

This week I had the pleasure of meeting and working with The Strypes! If you don't know who they are I suggest you check out the documentary about them on BBC4 (Here is the link The Strypes: Best Thing Since Cavan)
They were a great bunch of talented guys and they deserve all the success they are receiving. They reminded me of the spirit of Dr Feelgood and early The Who sound.
I should also mention support from the Raglans who did a really energetic set, embracing their Irish side. They are well worth checking out.
                                                 The Strypes - Image by Damian Godley

In complete contrast to The Strypes  I also worked with Larry Miller this week. I have had the opportunity to work with Larry Miller a number of times now and he is a phenomenal blues guitarist and song writer. It is always a pleasure and never a chore working on gigs like this one. Larry played a moving tribute to BB King who sadly died this week, the drummer of Larry's band was privileged enough to have played with the King himself.

Chris 'Percy' Young
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Thursday, June 27, 2013

Pete Docherty

A week a go we had the pleasure of working with Pete Docherty (from Baby Shambles and the Libertines fame)

It was at Mr Kyps and yet again it was a full house. Pete did a selection of songs throughout his career and everyone loved it even the hardcore fans.

Well worth seeing!

Percy
Www.pulsepahire.co.uk


Monday, May 6, 2013

Busy weekends

I hope you managed to catch a bit of sun and live music this weekend.

Another great weekend had by us at Pulse PA Hire. We had a busy Friday! A Comedy show @ The Britannia Inn and The Cuban Brothers @ Mr Kyps.
Then on Saturday we had Bootleg Blondie at Mr Kyps, plus Percy was FoH engineering at Bournemouth O2 Academy for Bandalism.
Then rounding off the weekend @ Mr Kyps with Brompton Mix, Eleven 11 and Lucky 13. It was great to see so many people out to support local bands!

Percy was lucky enough to get to spent some time with Rick Butler after he was admiring my handy work.

This weekend has been good!

Friday, April 12, 2013

12th April 2013

Off to Taunton tonight for a good bit of Ska with the Guns of Navarone and we have the Small Fakers at Mr Kyps. Nice!