Ben Drummond Live review,

'Ben Drummond casually sat atop his stool, and effortlessly produced a Flamenco-esque flourish from his guitar, as a tempting little taster for his first song. Ben may not have a convenient little tag, to which to hang on to his sound, but what is clear is his gift at handling a guitar, and his smooth natural vocal skill. If there were such a genre as “flamenco-blues-folky” stuff, then Ben would be its lead exponent, as all of these influences are injected into every song, with an unaffected ease. All of which comes with Ben’s own individual stamp. Ben’s easy-going, in-between song banter with the audience is indicative of the ease in which he delivers his performance. Among the strong self-compositions, he threw in a stunning cover of Lindisfarne’s “Lady Eleanor”, which enthralled me much more than the original ever did.' unsigned central

• Acoustic