Nick Charles

Fingerstyle Roots and Blues

ALBUM LAUNCH of GUITAR MUSIC

Friday March 26th 8pm

The Thornbury Theatre, 859 High Street Thornbury; Phone 9484 9831

Also appearing - the fabulous Weeping Willows.

Tickets at https://thornburytheatre.oztix.com.au/

$39.80 General Admission ; $45.40 Reserved Seating.

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“Guitar Music” out now on

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Also available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2kufUC4TgHeOPu8OB7vzxg

Have a look at Nick's YouTube Channel and Subscribe. These were recorded with good audio in mind so do yourself a favour and listen through some good speakers or headphones! You can also enjoy these at full-screen resolution.

RHYTHMS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 2020

REVIEW OF “GUITAR MUSIC” BY TONY HILLIER

Those who have seen him perform live over the past 30 years or so, listened to his recordings or read his excellent Rhythms column will be well aware of Nick Charles’s considerable prowess as an acoustic guitar finger-picker and his expertise over a wide range of roots music.

The Victorian’s penchant for producing engaging and eclectic albums that encompass folk, blues and beyond is endorsed by Guitar Music, in which eight of his own compositions are scattered among immaculately delivered covers of Davey Graham’s well- thumbed solo study “Anji”, Duane Allman’s “Little Martha”, Mississippi John Hurt’s “Monday Morning Blues”, John Fahey’s “Last Steam Engine Train” and the Farina Brother’s standard “Sleepwalk”.

Vocally, Charles excels on a lovely song co-written by his sister that chronicles their mother’s journey “from sadness to happiness”.