A packed, enthusiastic Narrows audience Saturday night greeted Ireland's Luka Bloom for his first visit to our fabled stage.He charmed us with his own compositions as well as inspired covers such as "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," written by late Englishman Ewan MacColl and made famous by Roberta Flack. His beautiful guitar sound was also of note, filling the space with acoustic warmth.
Though he may be from the Emerald Isle, his is not a Celtic show, although his accent is--or more precisely Irish, dropping the "th" sound and filled with self-deprecating wit.
If you missed this visit, be sure to catch him next time.
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So glad we came to see this show. Luka was totally enjoyable from start to finish. He must have appreciated the audience as well by giving us an extended encore. It was interesting to watch his style of guitar playing.
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