​Welcome to Crawdaddy  BLUES BAND's   website !


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Next Gigs

Friday 29th Sept Poyntz Arms East Molesey

Saturday 25th Nov Barley Mow Shepperton 

Friday 8th December Christmas Party

  at the Crawdaddy Club Richmond

​              Crawdaddy Blues Band try to recapture the sounds and atmosphere of                                                              British Blues and R and B clubs of the 1960's. ​     They were formed in 1984 as a reunion of four Chiswick friends who first met in the  1960s,  and witnessed those early gigs  at clubs like the Crawdaddy in Richmond, Eel Pie  Island in  Twickenham  and around the West London scene. They also played  themselves  in  covers bands in West London's clubs and pubs right through the 1960's  and 1970's,

 A couple of personnel changes and more than 30 years on they are still true to the old    British R and B sound, either as a straight Blues band  or with their "party set " which  mixes blues and R and  B standards with pop covers of the bands that all started in the  clubs. Bands like the early Rolling Stones,  Yardbirds, Kinks, Animals, Them, Spencer  Davis, mid 60's Blues Boom sounds like Fleetwood Mac, Jon Mayall and Eric Clapton,        and also  just a taste of the late 60's Blues Rock of Cream, Free and Led Zeppelin ... 


John Writes:

Thanks to all our Crawdaddy friends who came to Barley Mow on Friday 22nd September, enjoyed by a packed house with lots of dancing! 

​LAST MINUTE STOP PRESS! Crawdaddy band have an extra September gig, stepping in for our friend Chris Teager's band who had to cancel at a new venue for us , The Poyntz Arms in East Molesey. It's a historic venue at 85, Walton Road (see poster). Cliff is on holiday so Chris will be drumming with us and reprising our set from Brentford in April. All Crawdaddy friends welcome and Strange Brew fans too , see you there, it'll be a great night!

Next up after the Poyntz gig is back at our "home",

The Barley Mow Shepperton on Saturday 25th November. 

This site is constantly changing and having new content added  ... any queries or comments are welcome - see contact page 

LATEST NEWS ... Extra gig at Poyntz Arms in East Molesey on Friday 29th September 

 British R and B Club

 sounds of the 60's    

        Since 1984​

         Some pictures from our previous gigs 

Bookings for 2023
​​The British Legion Isleworth,
Saturday 25th February, Saturday 1st July

Sunday 7th May (1-3pm ) Coronation Garden Party fundraiser.
Hounslow Sports and Social Club,

Saturday 27th May

St Margaret's Tavern Twickenham,

Saturday 8th April

Magpie And Crown Brentford,,

Saturday 22nd April

Turk's Head Laleham,
Saturday 24th June, Saturday 19th August
Barley Mow, Shepperton,
Fridays, 13th January, 19th May, 22nd September

Saturdays 18th March, 22nd July, 25th November ....
Original
Crawdaddy Club Richmond,
Sunday 9th July Phoenix Festival (with other bands)

Friday 8th December.... Crawdaddy Christmas Party

Gunnersbury Triangle Club, Acton,

Wednesday 16th August ..... NHS Welfare Charity night

The Poyntz Arms, East Molesey,

Friday 29th September 


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Lemonrock 
We are now on gig search website LEMONROCK. Full details  on Contact Page (Press below)

Crawdaddy  BLUES BAND 

BAND BIOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF CRAWDADDY          In the "More About Us" section John has added a band biography and an article on the history of the word itself, the songs about it and the historic British Crawdaddy Club. These are the first two of three articles .... more to follow on the British Blues Scene.......