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Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby

mandomad 09 May 12 - 02:28 PM
Jack Campin 09 May 12 - 02:36 PM
mandomad 09 May 12 - 02:41 PM
GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler (Well-known pedant) 09 May 12 - 06:29 PM
Jack Campin 09 May 12 - 06:38 PM
mandomad 09 May 12 - 07:10 PM
GUEST 09 May 12 - 07:17 PM
Nick 09 May 12 - 07:49 PM
Jack Campin 09 May 12 - 08:24 PM
Ann N 10 May 12 - 02:35 AM
Ann N 10 May 12 - 03:21 AM
mandomad 12 May 12 - 06:20 PM
mandomad 15 May 12 - 07:18 AM
mandomad 21 May 12 - 07:50 PM
mandomad 29 May 12 - 08:02 PM
Ann N 31 May 12 - 05:54 PM
mandomad 01 Jun 12 - 10:23 AM
GUEST,Raggytash 11 Dec 12 - 08:54 AM
GUEST,concerned 11 Dec 12 - 12:10 PM
Ann N 11 Dec 12 - 02:34 PM
GUEST,Raggytash 11 Dec 12 - 03:17 PM
GUEST,concerned 12 Dec 12 - 09:19 AM
Commander Crabbe 12 Dec 12 - 08:22 PM
GUEST,Phil 08 Aug 17 - 12:57 PM
GUEST,Phil 09 Aug 17 - 07:08 PM
Raggytash 30 Oct 17 - 10:55 AM
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Subject: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 09 May 12 - 02:28 PM

It seems a bit daft to be advertising a session that has been running quite successfully since February, but after last nights visit by a ukulele orchestra from Shropshire who found us by accident, I thought I would make us better known.   
It's on every Tuesday, starting 8.30ish, in the Elsinore pub on Flowergate, Whitby, North Yorkshire. It's a session rather than a Folk Club. and everyone and anything is welcome. Run initially by myself, + Jingle and Mick Green, with the support of our friendly landlord, Len Macknight we have had many very good sessions with people finding us by accident. Plus several talented local performers. Bring your instruments, your voices or just yourselves!
The customers seem to like us too


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Jack Campin
Date: 09 May 12 - 02:36 PM

Are you regulars in the same pub for the festival sessions?


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 09 May 12 - 02:41 PM

No, the squeezeboxes takeover for the Folk week sessions, while we tour the town as Folk tarts, to find one of the many great venues to sit in and play


mandomad


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler (Well-known pedant)
Date: 09 May 12 - 06:29 PM

Not JUST boxes! I'm there too.


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Jack Campin
Date: 09 May 12 - 06:38 PM

It would be nice to meet some Whitby locals at the Folk Week sessions - I've been there two years running and haven't managed to yet. I'll be there again this year and I'm fairly distinctive, so say hello, somebody!


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 09 May 12 - 07:10 PM

Seen your website,Jack...we'll certainly say hello.

mandomad


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST
Date: 09 May 12 - 07:17 PM

Whitby Scratch Morris has a number of 'catters. We are out dancing (or in a pub drinking!) on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.

There is an informal mudgather on Tuesday evenings in the Endeavour's hosted singaround.


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Nick
Date: 09 May 12 - 07:49 PM

Not a Whitby local, Jack, but a North Yorkshire resident if that counts. Hopefully say hello at Whitby this year. You can explain all the bits about modes that I didn't understand and play me a tune or two?


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Jack Campin
Date: 09 May 12 - 08:24 PM

I should be at the Euro fringe sessions if they run again, at the Elsinore and Station sessions in the evening, and trying to see everything my season ticket has paid for at other times. Look for the guy with the rucksack or fisherman's stool pack full of improbable wind instruments.


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Ann N
Date: 10 May 12 - 02:35 AM

:) you met a few locals last year Jack ...... mingling unnoticed in the sessions :D

.... I must get some more practice in on Lamma Bada Yatathanna before August :)


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Ann N
Date: 10 May 12 - 03:21 AM

quote .. "It seems a bit daft to be advertising a session that has been running quite successfully since February, but after last nights visit by a ukulele orchestra from Shropshire who found us by accident, I thought I would make us better known."

   ... must be the first time that ukuleles have outnumbered every other instrument in a session :) They were great fun to play along with :D


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 12 May 12 - 06:20 PM

refresh


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 15 May 12 - 07:18 AM

just a little freshener


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 21 May 12 - 07:50 PM

and another reminder


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 29 May 12 - 08:02 PM

Just got to say what a success our last couple of Tuesday night sessions have been.   Last week 11 performers entertained around fifty listeners. This week we had 15 performers, and what a friendly, very informal session both weeks have been. A lot of passing folkies going back to their digs to fetch instruments. Some brilliant stuff!

                   mandomad


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Ann N
Date: 31 May 12 - 05:54 PM

Great session :)
Guitars, autoharp, mandolin, melodeon, singers, concertinas, whistle, a superb accordionist and all in a really friendly pub :D   

See you next week :)


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: mandomad
Date: 01 Jun 12 - 10:23 AM

refreshed a bit, but not me, unfortunately


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,Raggytash
Date: 11 Dec 12 - 08:54 AM

Still going strong, a cracking session, good musicians and singers, great landlord and staff just a bit short of visitors in the winter months and on again tonight !


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,concerned
Date: 11 Dec 12 - 12:10 PM

whats happened at filo?..have you all fell out again?


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Ann N
Date: 11 Dec 12 - 02:34 PM

The FILO's running every Saturday :)


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,Raggytash
Date: 11 Dec 12 - 03:17 PM

The Tuesday session at the FILO (in fact all sessions at that time) were terminated by the Licensee. With a new landlord in place a Saturday session started which runs each week. However the Tuesday session (which was very good) was not revived due to work committments of two of the main players (Stuart & Chris)

No fall out, circumstances beyond the control of the players.

In February Len, the landlord of the Elsinore, asked Tony & Angie Maher if they would run a session at the Elsinore which they have done successfully ever since and a very good session it is to!


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,concerned
Date: 12 Dec 12 - 09:19 AM

Nice to hear you are all getting along togethet


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Commander Crabbe
Date: 12 Dec 12 - 08:22 PM

There have only been two times I've fallen out at the FILO. Once during folk week when the landlord at the time was being an arse and once when I was rat arsed!

Other than that things are fine as far as I'm concerned.

When work stops being a pain I'm hoping to get to the Elsinore once in a while as it's a good little session and pub.

I also wouldn't mind getting back to the Dolphin or Friendship occasionally midweek either.

I haven't fallen out with anyone! (With the exception of management at work and this government)

Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year to you all.

Chris


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,Phil
Date: 08 Aug 17 - 12:57 PM

Heading down there tonight - not sure what to expect, but I'm hopeful!


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: GUEST,Phil
Date: 09 Aug 17 - 07:08 PM

Good night with some great singing and playing, but it's one of those "group of regulars take turns to entertain the rest of the pub" setups and hence not really geared to welcome newcomers. (Guess I could have dived in during a lull, but most of my stuff's older (and grimmer!) than most of what I heard, so I wasn't sure it'd be welcome.) Heading to Whitby FC tomorrow night, which I gather is more of a singaround format and perhaps a bit more traddy. Horses for courses!


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Subject: RE: Folk Session in The Elsinore, Whitby
From: Raggytash
Date: 30 Oct 17 - 10:55 AM

Tomorrow night (Tuesday) will see yet another night of music at the Elsinore.

It really is a good night with a wide variety of "artistes" anything from a national name of the folk scene to a trawler skipper from Cornwall.

Just one thing though, it's not a folk night but a music night, but predominantly folk ........... ish !!


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