Next up the first of 2 'band ' gigs at Dingwalls a well established music venue at Camdem Locks, a small corner of North London that looks like a cross between Bladerunner, Mad Max and eternal Glastonbury ( go there on a Sunday you'll see what I mean). Arranged by promoter Stuart Lyon, who did the Ronnie Scotts gigs last year with Terry fronting the by now familiar band.

Due to a wide variety of commitments the band hadn't really rehearsed since the gigs almost a year ago but once again proved why they are always in demand as individual players, following Terry as he rearranged the set list and led them a merry musical dance. Couldn't express a better opinion of the band than Terry fan Ian who declared that they "were tighter than a camels arse in a sand storm". Ian has plainly been to some exotic places.
Surprise audience member in the form of Frankie Miller was warmly greeted by Terry.

From London's urban take on Glastonbury Terry went on with Bruce to Frome, a small picturesque Somerset market town near to the real mcoy. They arrived in the limo to the delight of local kids playing on the adjacent skateboard park ( see gig photos).
This gave Terry a chance to demonstrate his complete lack of 'star'ego as he happily gave in to the kids demands and posed in front of the stretch.
Yes, they did all want a ride in the limo.
Curiously the soundman in this quiet little town was an ex-pat noo yorker which made Bruce feel at home as he compared his LA filtered NY accent to the soundmans Somerset version, slightly surreal but nice and just the kind of little extra fun that you get at Terry gigs.
Being near Glastonbury it was no surprise to have Michael Eavis drop by ( see gig photos) and watch Terry perform, a nice warm chat afterwards and a better than even chance that Terry will be on the festival bill next year.