Jamfest Christmas Single, Charity Gig for Caoimhe

Tonight, Thursday 6th December 2012
Glasgow, Nice ‘N’ Sleazy’s
Launch party fundraiser for a little 3 year old girl Caoimhe (pronounced Keeva) with Anaplastic Ependymoma with Spinal Metastases, a grade three malignant brain tumour, the aim of the fundraiser is to help send Caoimhe to America, the only place appropriate treatment is available.Artists performing include:Solareye from Stanley Odd plus Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Plimptons, Becci Wallace & Bill Breaks, Pablo Eskimo, Sal Cam, The PyroKatz Dance Troupe, Doonhammer and many more.Christmas Pimping, Everybody’s Gimping Video: Charity Single raising funds for Caoimhe: features Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Girobabies and The Plimptons:Here is some more information from organisers:
“This is a true alternative charity and Christmas song -nostalgic , paradoxical, hypocritical with a sprinkling of Cliff and consumerism (available on ITunes, "people used to go to chapel, now they shop in the Church of Apple") and with a new slant on Cliff Richards sexuality ("he's crimbo sexual, he lives his whole life playing tennis in a snow globe, doing Christmas number 1s right in your ear lobes"), but which is for an excellent cause.”To give Caoimhe conventional radiotherapy in this country would leave her neurologically devastated, blindness, deafness and stunted growth are only some of the side effects, however Proton Therapy is a targeted revolutionary method of irradiating young children, It is so accurate there are very little side effects, but is not available in this country.We plan to do our wee bit to help take Caoimhe to America so she can receive this treatment. Everybody involved in this EP, the bands, producer Robbie Gunn, Dixon Street Studios and Video Director Daryl Cockburn have given up their time and effort and every single penny raised will be used for Caoimhe (pronounced Keeva), people can alternatively donate at www.justgiving.com/jaclyn4princesscaoimhe Find out more from the Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/365290650229021/ Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5: www.facebook.com/colonelmustardandthedijon5

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