70’s Revolution – Relive the Masters of Folk & Rock

Duck Chowles, Andy Murray & The Retro Rewind Band, brought you the highly-acclaimed, popular sell-out show “The Sixties Revolution” on 27 November last year. They will be back at Die Bôrdienghuis Theatre, Wellington on Saturday 30 April at 7pm with their new rave review, sell-out show, “70’s Revolution”, a special tribute to the Masters of Folk and Rock such as Bad Company, Dire Straits, Rodriguez, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, ZZ Top, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, and many more.
Doors open at 5 pm for pizza & wine. Tickets: R200 p.p. (show only). Bookings: Jeannine – 061 156 53 86 – Enquiries: bôrdienghuisteater@gmail.com

Duck Chowles, Andy Murray & The Retro Rewind Band pay tribute to a decade, which was a golden era for vinyl records. They were affordable to everyone and everyone had a record player. Do you remember when you bought 7 singles such as Smoke on the Water, Heart of Gold, Sultans of Swing, Angie, Parisienne Walkways & American Pie or bought albums such as Hotel California, Another Brick in The Wall or Cold Fact?

The show features Duck Chowles, South Africa’s Rock ‘n Roll chameleon, who has won acclaim for his spellbinding and sterling impersonations of Mick Jagger and Rod Stewart. Duck will also pay a heart-warming tribute to singer-songwriter poets, such as Neil Young, Don McClean and Rodriguez. Inimitably dexterous on lead guitar and vocals, the man with the unassuming stage personality, Andy Murray, will pay tribute, with some blistering guitar solos, to some of the most influential guitarists of the ‘70s such as Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Ritchie Blackmore and Billy Gibbons, to name a few.

The Retro Rewind Band features musical genius and celebrated performer, Duck Chowles, on acoustic guitar and vocals, Andy Murray on electric guitars and vocals, as well as accomplished, like-minded musicians, Alan Llyod on drums, bassist Karl Hering and Ruan Pretorious on keyboards and backing vocals.

“Seventies Revolution” is about showmanship, musicianship, harmony and the power of music, uniting together in one mind-blowing concert! A must-see, crowd-pleasing show!