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27 Apr 05 - 10:21 AM (#1472339) Subject: Folk artists who are bacon From: just john I'm pretty hefty, tho I've seen David Crosby when he's been larger than me ... |
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27 Apr 05 - 10:29 AM (#1472346) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,The Barden of England at work This seems to fit the bill:- www.hisworshipandthepig.co.uk |
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27 Apr 05 - 10:33 AM (#1472353) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Uncle_DaveO 404 Document Not Found, on that link. Can you get a better one? Dave Oesterreich |
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27 Apr 05 - 10:41 AM (#1472362) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,The Barden of England at work Whoops, that didn't seem to work. How about this:- http://www.tradmusic.com/groupinfoa.asp?groupID=130 |
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27 Apr 05 - 10:48 AM (#1472369) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,Mr Red An ex-policeman and a magistrate. Hence the Name. Actually their take on the justice sytem and other well observed subjects is rather telling. And FUNNY. |
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27 Apr 05 - 11:22 AM (#1472397) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST, Hamish Vic Gammon as in this link |
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27 Apr 05 - 11:55 AM (#1472428) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: gnomad There are a few that might be called a bit hammy, would they count? |
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27 Apr 05 - 11:59 AM (#1472433) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST, Hamish again Of course there was Billy Pigg, the Northumbrian piper. |
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27 Apr 05 - 12:04 PM (#1472440) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Emma B and Keith Donelly does a good impersonation....... |
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27 Apr 05 - 12:32 PM (#1472466) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Leadfingers Isnt Francis Bacon supposed to have writtem most of Shakespeares plays ? |
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27 Apr 05 - 01:19 PM (#1472519) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Wesley S I've just lost 25 pounds { that's a weight here in America - not money from England } - so I guess that takes me out of the running. However I have hurt my arm patting myself on the back. |
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28 Apr 05 - 08:32 AM (#1473068) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST, Hamish Come you guys - I expected you to be a bit more streaky. I guess I just must be rasher than you. But I'm worried about hogging the thread. There was Hoyt Axton's Greenback Dollar, as recorded by the Kingston Trio. Also - two in one, this - there was Andrew (Smokey) Hogg: the vountry bluesman. |
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28 Apr 05 - 08:59 AM (#1473090) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,rhyzla I used to be in a duo called 'Greasy Bacon Sandwich' We didn't work much - dont know why! |
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28 Apr 05 - 09:38 AM (#1473116) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Rapparee Forget Francis, go for Roger. HE brought home the bacon! |
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28 Apr 05 - 09:43 AM (#1473128) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,Alfred I sang folk ditties while me cakes burned... no, that was bakin' Alfred (the Great) |
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28 Apr 05 - 09:52 AM (#1473139) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: Dave Bryant Well there's a folk tradition that's bacon - The Dunmow Flitch. |
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28 Apr 05 - 11:45 AM (#1473265) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,Bernie Didn't there used to be a band called Blodwyn Pig? |
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28 Apr 05 - 12:17 PM (#1473290) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST, Hamish Yes - led by ex-Jethro Tull guitarist Mick Abrahams. Oddly enough I was listening to their "Ahead Rings Out" in the car only last week. Blues, yes, but not folk. Except in the "ain't no horse" sense. |
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28 Apr 05 - 12:36 PM (#1473314) Subject: RE: Folk artists who are bacon From: GUEST,Uncle DaveO Though I suppose they are all right "downstairs", I wish that people wouldn't start these "twisted subject line" threads up here. They are an invitation to the kind of back and forth irreverent joking that is entirely okay down there, but (being, I suppose, a stuffed shirt), I don't think they belong "upstairs". They are highly unlikely to lead to or likely contain real music and or folklore discussion. Dave Oesterreich |