Joined at the Hip: Peter Gill and Graeme Budd are Joined at the Hip and play complementary keyboards with vocals. This fine duo have a repertoire of music genres ranging from boogie-woogie through blues. and jazz to rock -- in fact something to suit everyone. They combine musical skills with easy humour, thus creating an evening which will be a joyous occasion. Reserved seats £10 from the Centre box office open daytimes (Wed-Fri) or from co-host Roger Collett 01278 451187 at anytime.
Joined at the Hip at Bridgwater Arts Centre in Bridgwater, Somerset on Saturday, 10 March 2012.
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