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Grammy Award winner Guy Pratt has been a crucial member of the rhythm section of mega stars such as Pink Floyd, David Gilmour, Robert Palmer, Roxy Music. Bryan Ferry, Jimmy Page, David Coverdale , Gary Moore and Womack & Womack. And when he's not been parading his talents live on the stages of every stadium, concert hall and festival around the world, he has been a favourite studio bassist and accompanying singer for the biggest recording artists including Madonna, Michael Jackson, The Pretenders, Elton John and Kirsty MacColl. After the huge success of his first two shows, My Bass and Other Animals and Breakfast of Idiots, Guy Pratt, legendary bassist to the world’s superist of starriest musician’s, is back with part three of his life on the road Wake Up Call. It’s 4am. The alarm is set for 5. You’re in Belgrade - or possibly Buenos Aires. All hotel rooms look the same. There’s a noise coming from the bathroom and only a miniature of Baileys left in the mini bar. No worries you’ll sleep on the plane. You hope to hell it’s a travel day and that pile of ashes in the corner isn’t your passport. Welcome to an average Wednesday in the life of a touring musician. Guy Pratt’s Wake-up Call is the next instalment of the bizarre, poignant and often hilarious life of a bassist told by a natural raconteur. The show is full of funny and frankly libellous tales from the mini bar, the absurdities of life on the road for a touring musician and the madness that comes with breathing the rarefied air of the superstar. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry, if you’re a musician you’ll probably sue.

Guy Pratt - Wake Up Call

Guy Pratt - Wake Up Call (Concert) production archive for QTIX code T0442524958. Details of all Guy Pratt - Wake Up Call archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01428391008

Archive Listings

19 Aug 11
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29 Aug 11
Gilded Balloon
Edinburgh
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