Pontardawe Acoustic Music Club Clwb Acwsteg Pontardawe

 

Welcome to the web site for the PONTARDAWE ACOUSTIC MUSIC CLUB (Clwb Acwsteg Pontardawe) or simply known as "pontyacoustic"! We are a small club of musicians and people who enjoy acoustic music and are a non-profit making Organisation.   We meet at the Pontardawe Inn (known to the locals as the Gwachel) near Swansea in South Wales on a Wednesday Evening at 8.30 p.m. We have various musicians playing a range of instruments from Guitar, Fiddle, Banjo, Harmonica, Mandolin, Accordion, Bodrhan, etc.. We play mainly celtic, bluegrass, folk music along with some blues, popular songs etc.  All acoustic styles welcome. We also hold regular Guest Evenings and open mic nights. The club will also play for special occasions, festivals, charity events, etc.  Everyone welcome / croeso i bawb   club members entertaining at Pontardawe Festival 2006 A Book Dedicated to the Pontardawe Acoustic Music Club The Fate of a Good Man follows the story of Jim Wright, a man who thought that he could help with the health of his community by distributing and selling natural treatments for a variety of conditions. Instead of being seen as a good citizen, someone of value in the community, Jim Wright was investigated, prosecuted and tried by the Medicines and Health products Regulation Agency, a firm within the Government that is totally funded by the pharmaceutical industry.     Click on the image to find out more.....   Pontardawe Acoustic Music Club has just joined the cyber world of MY SPACE click here to visit the site   The club has had an article published on the BBC Website. Have a look and feel free to add to the comments section. A big thanks to everyone that have left comments so far. Click on BBC image to view the article NEXT OPEN MIC NIGHT  WED 30th April 2008 Book your slot now!   Surprise guest....    Wednesday 24th August 2005 will be a night that will stay in the memory of club members for years to come.  During our normal sit around informal session, we were asked if someone could join us.  It was in fact 60's legend SPENCER DAVIS front man of the famous Spencer Davis Group who had several hits, the most famous being "Keep on running" and "Gimme some lovin' ". Spencer borrowed a 12 string acoustic guitar from one of the club members and ended up singing a few songs while we all jammed along with him.  Spencer who now lives in America was over visiting some friends who brought him down to the Gwachel to see the club in action.   Pictured above is Spencer Davis jamming with the Pontardawe Acoustic Music Club

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