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Ronnie Wood - Ghost of a Man

Upton Blues Festival has continued to grow and capture of the imagination of festival goers across Worcestershire and its surrounding counties.... People come from Worcester, Cheltenham, Gloucester, and all around to experience the festival.

Beyond booking on to the festival's campsite, Upton Blues Festival is entirely free for visitors making it the largest blues festival of its kind in the UK... As many as 11 of Upton's pubs and bars... feature live acts... but the festival will have five stages on offer.

Riverside and Meadow stages are the biggest, but the Under the Bridge stage is new for this year and directed towards a younger crowd alongside keen blues fans... Some people hear blues music and think this festival isn’t for them, but the blues genre is so wide and we're trying to attract younger people to the festival this year.


Ronnie Wood - Ghost of a Man
  • Released on: September 17, 2021
  • Recorded in: Black Barn Studios, Jog Studio, The Royal Albert Hall
  • Written by: Ron Wood

"Ronald David Wood is an English rock musician, best known as an official member of the Rolling Stones since 1975, as well as a member of Faces and the Jeff Beck Group."

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