Cape Argus

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1 Rain very hard (6,4) 6 Running pain (6) 7 Flier (5) 9 Physical power (6) 10 Whisky grain (3) 11 Assist in a crime (4) 14 Molten rock from a volcano (4) 15 Zodiac sign (3) 16 Wan (6) 17 Ambition (5) 18 Wilt (6) 20 Kindly (10)

- 1 Asunder. 7 Uncles. 8 Satanic. 9 Rile. 10 Roll. 12 Foliage. 14 Albumen. 16 Next. 18 Stun. 20 Highest. 21 Mousse. 22 Rosette. Cape Town, Greyton and George.

Last year was a busy one for Buttery who toured four continents with performanc­es in more than 12 countries, 1 Flying mammal (3) 2 Tennis racket string (6) 3 Moral principles (6) 4 Natty (6) 5 Erudite (4-4) 6 Commonly designated or known as (2-6)\ 8 Person aged 16, say (8) 9 Learn by heart (8) 12 Globe (6) 13 Slow motion, informally (4-2) 14 Small (6) 19 Newt (3)

- 1 Austria. 2 Until. 3 Dons. 4 Ruction. 5 Scorpion. 6 Jet lag. 11 Loudness. 12 Feather. 13 Entitle. 15 Lotion. 17 Elect. 19 Ages. while bagging a second South African Music Award. And this year appears to be no different as Buttery soldiers on with greater music on offer.

Double Crossword

- 1 Paragraph. 6 Sisal. 9 Amounts. 10 Rumours. 11 Cops and robbers. 13 Activist. 15 Belt up. 17 Sicily. 19 Absentee. 22 Gave up the ghost. 25 Tempest. 26 Tonsils. 27 Donut. 28 Scrounged.

- 1 Play. 2 Root out. 3 Genes. 4 Arsonist. 5 Harare. 6 Semibreve. 7 Student. 8 Last supper. 12 Farsighted. 14 Vol-au-vent. 16 Objector. 18 Caveman. 20 Tossing. 21 Status. 23 Hindu. 24 Used. 4 David, Australia rugby union player who scored 64 tries in 101 Tests from 1982-96 (7) 8 and 10 Winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Literature (6,6) 9 The largest anthropoid ape (7) 10 See 8 11 Greek orator and prose writer whose brother was Polemarchu­s (6) 12 Town on the east coast of the island of Bute, Scotland (8) 18 JP, author of the novel A Fairy Tale of New York (8) 20 Major industrial city in central Japan on Ise Bay (6) 21 and 23 Creature such as the white-bellied or long-haired … …, Ateles belzebuth, of South America (6,6) 22 Jack, Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner for City Slickers (7) 23 See 21 24 William, author of the novel Marathon Man (7) 1 Sam, playwright whose works include The Tooth of Crime and Buried Child (7) 2 1976 novel by Leon Uris (7) 3 and 17 Highest peak in Northern Ireland (6,6) 5 “The Destroyer” in Revelation 9:11 in the New Testament (8) 6 Fabric with a wrinkled finish achieved by treatment involving caustic soda (6) 7 Small domestic fowl with a white crest and heavily feathered legs and feet that originated in Turkey (6) 13 Genus of North American plants that are also called Greek mallow (8) 14 Dick, US actor-comedian whose film roles include Bert in Mary Poppins (3,4) 15 Dan, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Driving Miss Daisy (7) 16 Musical instructio­n that a piece be repeated, in part or

During our chat, the friendly musician explains the significan­ce behind his tour: “I think every tour in my mind has a meaning. What I find most inspiring is 1 Equestrian sport (11) 9 Sugar or saccharin (9) 10 Adolescent (5) 11 Instance (7) 12 Capital of Northern Ireland (7) 13 Number puzzle (6) 14 Lawless, chaotic (8) 18 Alzheimer's disease (8) 20 Brief violent storm (6) 23 Dried grape (7) 25 Carouse (7) 26 Worker who dresses stone (5) 27 Persuaded (9) 28 Lightweigh­t thermoplas­tic used in packing (11)

- 1 Yuri Gagarin. 9 Ham. 10 Cassowary. 11 Rebus. 13 Charles. 14 Elfman. 16 Bonney. 18 Parsons. 19 Salem. 20 Eighty-two. 21 Pan. 22 Anne Francis. the people you meet and the crazy things that happen on the road. They somehow find their way into a song and develop around a piece of music. My aim in doing a big South African tour is to harness and gather more of this. I’m fascinated by people and their diversity in this country. My intent is to absorb and digest it. Musically speaking, the tour represents a new record that I hope to have out later in the year and I’ll be showcasing a lot of that material and test driving new pieces I hope will resonate with people.”

In terms of his sound and how’s it progressed, Buttery says it’s an amalgamati­on of many different genres and different South African and African influences.

The thing that struck me about Buttery is that he takes risks as an artist. His tour features many of the musicians he meets along the way. That adds to the spontaneit­y of the concerts and demonstrat­es his level of profession­alism and brilliance.

“It’s nice to have those sorts of risks; people playing along the way in different cities I encountere­d. It’s so beautiful, that’s what art is about. The new album has got a bunch of music legends, heroes of mine. If someone would have told me five years ago that they would play on one of my records, I wouldn’t have believed it.”

Steering the conversati­on to his current projects, Buttery says he’s putting his new record together: “It’s quite a big project and definitely the biggest one in terms of the amount of musicians playing on it from all around the world. With this album, we’re trying to get people more involved in the creating of the album itself. We’re also going to do a crowd sourcing campaign which should launch next month.”

Back to the tour (which is in full gear), the guitarist says it’s a mixed bag featuring favourites from previous live shows as well as new songs from his upcoming album with special guests.

“It depends on who I meet along the way. That’s what keeps it fresh.” 1 Flight attendant (7) 2 Forthright (9) 3 Beset by bad luck (6) 4 Stagnant, near death (8) 5 Pastoral verse (5) 6 Hungarian stew (7) 7 Appraised (8) 8 Casual conversati­on (4) 15 Indispensa­ble item (9) 16 River and state of the western US (8) 17 Public monies (8) 19 Effeminate young man (7) 21 Teleprompt­er (7) 22 Violently agitated state (6) 23 Lower part of the crankcase that collects oil (4) 24 Abolish (5) whole, from the beginning (2,4) 17 See 3 19 Sir Thomas Johnstone, Scottish merchant born in 1850 who made five attempts to win the America’s Cup in yachting (6)

- 2 Ulm. 3 Incus. 4 Alsace. 5 Avocado. 6 Ivan Lendl. 7 Sharpe’s Prey. 8 Hyoscyamin­e. 12 Bofors gun. 15 Apostle. 17 Ishtar. 19 Spoon. 21 Psi.

For Guy Buttery’s tour dates which run throughout the month, please visit his website, www.guybuttery. co.za.

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