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STOP PRESS!!!!!!!!!!
Our new album "Flash Lads" is now available at any of our gigs or from the following - $25.00 incl p&p:
John Milce
C/- Sherborne Consulting Pty Ltd.
Level 8, 50 Clarence Street
Sydney
NSW 2000.
We really hope you enjoy listening to this latest release & we can't wait to get out there & start playing live again so we look forward to seeing you at one of our forthcoming gigs.
Testimonials
"What a great time we all had there (Friendly Inn Hotel ), including on Sunday the Wheeze and Suck musicians who turned up for an impromptu performance that was delivered with ease and energy. They gave a performance that was mighty impressive for musicianship, energy and sheer enthusiasm, and delivered a great message to all the non-festival people who by this time were packing the bar. The Wheeze & Suck are great ambassadors for folk." Mary Martin
"The wonderfiul Wheeze and Suck Band led a wonderful energetic session in the public bar of the hotel and the delighted locals had great fun joining in the fun with the folky invaders. The fiddles and squeezeboxes made the rafters ring! I never heard Davy Knickknacks played so fast, or Music For a Found Harmonium played with such enthusiasm and commitment. Wheeze and Suck were a highlight of this festival for us." Pete & Mary
"I think you're wonderful, if you lot could be hooked up to a power grid we'd blow the nuclear energy argument out of the water for once and for all." Jan Nary - Publicist, National Folk Festival.
"Performances by The Wheeze and Suck Band are always guaranteed to be exhilarating and lively, and this one was well and truly so.
The energy in the Wheezers' performance creates a great atmosphere which always communicates to their audience. They use their incredible charisma to ensure that everyone participates in, rather than just watching, their performance. I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say that I went home on a high." Review by Dawn Davis of a performance at The Loaded Dog Folk Club, Sydney in October 2007 - from the FFNSW JAM website.
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