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26 May 03 - 12:40 PM (#959326) Subject: Webber and Fentiman From: GUEST At the Moorland Hotel Wotter Plymouth, Sunday 1st June At St Albans Friday 10th October Anyone heard them? What do you think? |
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26 May 03 - 12:48 PM (#959327) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: GUEST,Shanty Kees I have seen them once in Holland at a festival. Great singers and very friendly people. If would say, go see them. You will not be disappointed. Kees |
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26 May 03 - 12:50 PM (#959328) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Cllr Oh yes they are brilliant tight harmonies fantastic songs I am sure that there will be many more post saying how great they are. I would have thought they were pretty well known, still there are worse ways of raising a gigs profile **grin** Cllr. PS when I ran uxbridge folk club I used to book them as often as I could get away with it. |
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26 May 03 - 01:08 PM (#959339) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Leadfingers And dont forget to check when Annie blows her nose-Its ALWAYS Bflat. Definately an act NOT to be missed.Superb singing very entertaining AND Damn nice people. |
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26 May 03 - 01:19 PM (#959345) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Harry Basnett They were at the Open Door a couple of weeks ago and I fully endorse all that has been said. Good singers and Nice People!! |
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26 May 03 - 03:35 PM (#959402) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Barbara They sing wonderful harmonies and solos, and Dave plays the concertina, he's written a number of very good traditional sounding tunes, and they perform other folks similar songs as well. Lovely people, salt of the earth. Think their best known song is the one Dave wrote, Lady of Autumn. But check the list at the top of this thread for a selection of the things they do. I catch them every time they come to Portland OR, and am never sorry. I think, though, that now that Annie's had some surgery, her nose no longer sounds Bb whenever she honks or sneezes. Was the most amazing whistle before. They joke on stage -- she blows her nose and Dave scans the rafters for the bird or insect life that has gotten into the concert hall. I love their version of "Wind into the Wood", the bowsprit carver's song, their version of "Old King Coal", "When We Go Rolling Home", "Sweet Thyme" and, and, and... Don't miss them! Blessings, Barbara |
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26 May 03 - 04:37 PM (#959421) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Joe Offer I love the way Dave and Annie work off one another. If one is singing a solo, the other is responding silently, totally involved in the song. When they sing together, the interaction between the two is remarkable. As the night goes on, they are not only one with each other - they are one with the audience. Don't miss them. I've been to two or three of their house concerts in Davis, California, not far from my home. The same people attend every time, and I know most of the people in the audience. That makes it even better. -Joe Offer- |
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26 May 03 - 04:43 PM (#959423) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: George Papavgeris I love the way the hold on to each other while they are singing - really sweet. And I love Dave's writing - no, I am insanely jealous of it! But most of all I love their voices and accents; yumptious! Meanwhile, GUEST, good luck tonight at the Hyde! And DO try and get your internet access sorted so that you can retrieve your cookie! |
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26 May 03 - 07:05 PM (#959467) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: vectis I'm another one that books them whenever I reckon I can get away with it. Smashing couple. A cracking good night's entertainment. |
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26 May 03 - 08:52 PM (#959509) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: GUEST,Val They're very, very , very good. Superb performers, emotive singers, and extremely nice people. All that has been said above and more! |
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27 May 03 - 10:33 AM (#959756) Subject: RE: Webber and Fentiman From: Skipper Jack What can I say that has already been said? Except that I totally endorse what's already been said!! Whenever they are down my neck of the woods, I make make it my business to go and see them. |