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30 Mar 01 - 06:58 AM (#429087) Subject: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: GUEST,Frug Hey anybody around from Warks to swop ideas etc. |
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30 Mar 01 - 07:12 AM (#429096) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Mr Red Not from Warks but see ya at Warwick Festival. I'll be the one wearing ............. er you get the idea. |
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30 Mar 01 - 07:36 AM (#429104) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Liam's Brother I am in Sutton Coldfield a few times a year to see the family (next time probably in early June) and, yes, will also be at the Warwick Folk Festival.
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30 Mar 01 - 07:40 AM (#429107) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Snuffy I am in Bidford-on-Avon, and Alanww is in Stratford Wassail! V |
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30 Mar 01 - 07:40 AM (#429108) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Shuffer No not Warwickshire but just over the border in Leicestershire. What are your interests ? Geoff |
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30 Mar 01 - 09:04 AM (#429169) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: GUEST,Frug Hi to all! Just trying to find out if there are any obscure folk/blues clubs/sessions around the area. Although I,ve been in the area a couple of years I've not explored too much because of working around the country. In the last year had a major operation and as part of my recuperation rediscovered my old Guild guitar now 30 years mature and also started to learn the fiddle. Now looking for places to listen and learn new stuff. All ideas welcome. |
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30 Mar 01 - 01:20 PM (#429371) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Morticia I know Derek Droshcher runs a folk/blues club in Banbury...lost his phone number though....but I expect someone else will have it |
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30 Mar 01 - 02:14 PM (#429413) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Linda Kelly I am occasionally in Warwickshire as my family are in Coventry and Leamington Spa -will be at warwick Folk Festival |
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30 Mar 01 - 02:31 PM (#429427) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Joy Bennett Hi there -- not from the area -- or even your side of the pond -- but I'll be at the Warwick festival in July along with the other 4 in my group The Johnson Girls - check out our thread at Click here or our website at www.thejohnsongirls.com for speedier service, Click here for the Johnson Girls' Website stop by to see us when you are there -- and introduce yourselves to us as mudcatters. If you're coming over to this side of the big pond, specifically New York City, check out the events at the NY Pinewoods Folk Music Club - 35 years and still going... Click here for the NY Pinewoods Website keep this thread going -- we would love to meet you all in Warwick. JOy |
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30 Mar 01 - 04:02 PM (#429492) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Mr Red GUEST,Frug Look on my site for sessions and FC's but it is on the fringe of my reach so I link to as many sites I can find in attached areas, surf from here http://cresby.com There is something in Kenilworth and there used to be a bluegrassy/banjoing cohort in that locale. Let me know if I am out of date in your area. TIA folkofax@cresby.com |
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30 Mar 01 - 06:30 PM (#429593) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: GUEST,Frug Thanks Mr. Red and also everyone else for responding. looking forward to seeing people at Warwick in July. Don't forget the Alcester and Arden Festival (formerly Redditch) happening 22-24th June I think. Better order my T shirt so I might get recognised by you guys. Cheers |
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30 Mar 01 - 07:45 PM (#429659) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Noreen Frug, and anyone else in UK, get in touch with bill\sables for T-shirts on this side of the pond- saves postage and quicker than from US. Noreen |
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01 Apr 01 - 01:37 PM (#430625) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Mr Red Yea, do they do them in red? bill\sables - where him? |
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02 Apr 01 - 03:32 AM (#430996) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: sledge Regarding the folk club at the Mill in Banbury, Wednesdays - The 'Ride A Cock Horse' Folk Club 8.30pm-11pm in the Millers Bar, the upstairs one at the back. I've been a couple of times and it was a lot of fun. Sledge |
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02 Apr 01 - 08:17 AM (#431099) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Mr Red Watch out for Mr & Mrs Lemon dropping-in at Banbury next week. They will be in the area. After loadsa suggestions they plumped for calling themselves "Lemon Thyme". |
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02 Apr 01 - 08:28 AM (#431105) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Noreen bill\sables can be contacted by PM, but catch him before he's off to Germany/America/Outer Mongolia soon.... If you click here you can see the lovely Max modelling a Mudcat t-shirt. (At Get your Mudcat t-shirt in the Quick links menu at top of this page) Sorry, Mr.Red- they only come in blue... Noreen |
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02 Apr 01 - 08:30 AM (#431108) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Noreen Oops- will that link to bill above mean all your PM's look like they're coming from me?? Can't work out if it will or not... Anyway, use your common sense...! Noreen |
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02 Apr 01 - 09:00 AM (#431130) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Gervase Derek's club is at the Mill Arts Centre in Banbury - and a cracking club it is too (they had a superb mini-festival last autumn). He can be reached on 01285 770952. |
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02 Apr 01 - 10:52 AM (#431188) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Frug Thanks again Warwickshire Cats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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02 Apr 01 - 01:11 PM (#431288) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: Mr Red Noreen Ta - I sent a message hereabouts, and I saw the official blue. a very pretty blue it is too, but needs something in the rouge dept. IMHO Anyone seen a good jpg of the logo? |
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03 Apr 01 - 09:45 AM (#431980) Subject: RE: BS: Mudcatters In Warwickshire From: GUEST,louisa There's lots of sessions in Coventry. The Old Windmill on medieval spon street, first tuesday of the month is a good place to start. Kicks off about 8:30pm. |