If you happen to be in London this St. Patrick's Day, The Half Moon in Putney are putting on a fantastic night's entertainment to raise funds for a legendary guitarist.
An all-star line-up, including the likes of Suggs, Nick Lowe, Neil Innes and Graham Parker, will be present and correct to honour Henry McCullough, a tremendous six-stringer who has played with everyone from Joe Cocker to Paul McCartney.
Henry suffered a heart attack in November 2012 which left him for dead. Thankfully, paramedics miraculously revived him in the ambulance. But the experience has left him severely disabled, wheelchair-bound and sadly unable to walk, talk  play again or do anything for himself. He and his carer wife Josie are living in a small rented cottage in Northern Ireland on a small state pension and need as much help as they can get so that Henry can get a little quality of life.
Tickets for the "Henry's Heroes" Benefit, taking place Tuesday March 17, are priced at £40 and all proceeds go to Henry and Josie.
For more, go to [link]https://www.facebook.com/HenryLMcCullough[/link].
Appearing at the benefit to help Henry are singers Paul Carrack, Nick Lowe, Andy Fairweather Lowe, Suggs McPherson, Graham Parker, Carol Grimes, Neil Innes & Tony O'Malley. The band "Henry's Heroes" are Tim Hinkley, Neil Hubbard, Jerome Rinson, Bobby Tench, Steve Simpson, Mel Collins, & John Halsey.