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In January 1997 Roy Jones
rounded up local musicians, and a collective was formed to promote and support
music and music-makers in Halton.
Ballistic Acoustic is now starting up again thanks to a grant from PRSF. Just turn up around
With a grant to Loose from
Awards For All in January 2002, we started putting on U18’s gigs at The Queens Hall Studio,
.

In addition to putting on
live music events, Loose has put together CD
compilations and has had 11 releases on the Loose
label – many tracks have had national radio airplay as well as local. The
‘Bridge Over Muddy Water’ CD is still available for
only £5 – top class recording quality, 19 very diverse tracks all inspired by
this area we all live in. There’s everything from bluegrass to rock, from
classical guitar to dark electronica.
FEEDBACK also published
‘Bridge Over Muddy Water’ – a big shiny book crammed
with photos and stories from local musicians and promoters from the last 70
years up to the Millennium, for only £9.99. It’s a slice of local history, and
you or someone you know will be featured in it!! Book and CD are available in
Curiosity Bookshop, Runcorn, and Widnes Library and Halton Lea Library – the
same places that you can pick up your free copy of FEEDBACK ARTS AND MUSIC MAGAZINE. The book and CD is also available
mail order from Feedback,
The Feedback magazine is
produced every 3 months and is absolutely packed with info, reviews, photos,
poetry, creative writing, and is funded by HBC Arts Development Team. There may
be some copies of the OCT/NOV/DEC issue still available and the new one comes
out at the beginning of January. Contributions always welcome. Feedback is also
available from Powerplay CD stall in