10 Aug 05 - 04:02 PM (#1539662) Subject: Hull musicians From: GUEST I'm a female 'folk' musician living in Hull, just wondering how many others agree with me that the scene is too male dominated, and single female performers can feel threatened by the 'boys club' atmosphere? My main complaint is that I have been looking for musicians to try and get a small combo/duo together for ages, but most of the (male) musicians have seen it just as an opportunity to try and get off with me. This has been a big problem, and one particular experience led to me hardly picking up my fiddle for the last 2 years. What do others think? Is this just bad luck? Should I keep trying, because I've just about given up. |
10 Aug 05 - 04:08 PM (#1539665) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: ET There is a Session each Tuesday night at the Sun Pub opposite Beverley Minster which is 50% + female. I'm not sure about the combo bit but the music there is a real mix and there are, on some nights 3 or 4 fiddle players. Its from 8.30 |
10 Aug 05 - 04:09 PM (#1539666) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Rasener Guest why have you started a new thread. You already have one going on this. |
10 Aug 05 - 04:26 PM (#1539678) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,angry nonmember Hi. Villan I made a mistake - not used to this forum lark - I posted the Female Musicians in Hull thread earlier, went online later and couldn't find it, thought it'd been taken off cos of the swear words, and posted this polite version! Anyway cheers to who posted the info about the Sun pub, I have heard about this one before, and I love the pub. Might give it a try sometime, the only prob is that I don't drive so would have to try and find someone who might give me a lift. Onwards and upwards though. |
10 Aug 05 - 04:45 PM (#1539698) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Leadfingers Hi angry non-member . I am also NOT in Hull and am (Sorry) male but I do know some of the musos who play at the Sun on a regular basis and I would like to say I think they are a lovely crowd of guys AND gals . They are well worth checking out , and you MAY even find some who are interested in forming a group ! |
10 Aug 05 - 11:30 PM (#1539824) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST Sorry - the latest census data reveals there are no living musicains - in Hull. |
11 Aug 05 - 01:57 AM (#1539898) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy Guest please supply name and photograph...................... |
11 Aug 05 - 02:15 AM (#1539902) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Are we starting Avril Betts again? It's a long time until April. |
11 Aug 05 - 10:23 AM (#1539923) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Paco Rabanne Two years is a long time to put down your instrument over unwanted amorous intentions, I usually give in after five minutes!!! Seriously though, there are tons of non- amourous events in Hull/Beverley. |
11 Aug 05 - 10:35 AM (#1539938) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST probly a lesbiun! |
11 Aug 05 - 11:16 AM (#1539985) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Guest Have you got big tits!! |
11 Aug 05 - 11:42 AM (#1540015) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull no, i havent. |
11 Aug 05 - 11:53 AM (#1540029) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Leadfingers In My Not Very Humble Opinion , the Big Tits seem to be mostly anonymous guests ! |
11 Aug 05 - 12:12 PM (#1540058) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry nonmember Guest, you ARE a big tit, and learn to spell lesbian properly! |
11 Aug 05 - 12:14 PM (#1540061) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull this is music sight, not spelling sight. |
11 Aug 05 - 12:25 PM (#1540083) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry nonmember And definitely not a tit site. |
11 Aug 05 - 12:35 PM (#1540090) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Leadfingers Angry nonmember - I think you really ought become Angry Catmember - I like your sense of (dare I say) humour ?? |
11 Aug 05 - 01:06 PM (#1540119) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Amos ANM: Well, if you give up it certainly is not going tohappen, whereas if you change your operating basis, it might happen. Your call. A |
11 Aug 05 - 01:17 PM (#1540135) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry nonmember What do you mean by my operating basis? What are you suggesting I do. |
11 Aug 05 - 02:42 PM (#1540243) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Captain Swing You could try 'The Bash' at the King Billy in Cottingham each Sunday from 8.30pm. This is an open mic night rather than a session but would give you chance to meet other musicians. It's not a folk night as such though folk music is played there along with bits of everything else. Regards - Captain Swing Yes, I know I've posted this on the other thread as well. It's my shameless exploitation of this publicity medium. |
11 Aug 05 - 03:10 PM (#1540287) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry nonmember The Bash - Does anyone play anything interesting, such as world music there? I like Eastern styles and stuff like that. |
12 Aug 05 - 09:01 PM (#1541420) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy But don't those 'Arab' types think you English girls are 'easy'? |
12 Aug 05 - 09:20 PM (#1541429) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry Nonmember Well, if they do that's their problem. I certainly don't act 'easy'. of course if you want respect you have to earn it, as in everything else in life. Anyway I've just bought a brilliant fiddle book called Fiddling Around the World and I've been practising. Klezmer, Indian and all sorts of styles are in the book. I want to go to some sessions near me, like Tap n Spile and I hear theres an acoustic sesh now at the Linnet and Lark? What are these like at the moment? |
15 Aug 05 - 11:26 AM (#1542260) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy Tap and Spile Tuesday night Jane and Sunday night for the acoustic session at Linnet and Lark. You'll be welcomed at both. Thursday nights are also good for various open-mic sessions. |
15 Aug 05 - 09:18 PM (#1542723) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Angry nonmember Aha you've sussed out who I am!! Thanks for that info, the Linnet and the Tap are near to where I am moving soon so I think they might be my fave choices for open mic nights. I'd better get back to me packing...I'll get to the Linnet sometime after I've moved in a couple of weeks. |
16 Aug 05 - 05:08 AM (#1542945) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: GUEST,Cod Fiddler Surely not Jane of the fabulous Yellow Fiddle? |
16 Aug 05 - 06:42 AM (#1542982) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Skipjack K8 I doubt it, Cod, as she brings her dad and uncle to sessions to keep us libertines from grooming her. |
17 Aug 05 - 04:05 AM (#1543720) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: The DeanMeister Libertines? Speak for yourself, Skip... |
19 Aug 05 - 05:29 AM (#1545516) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy Pete Docherty is now with Babyshambles. |
19 Aug 05 - 05:59 AM (#1545539) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Paco Rabanne Babysham is lovely with a shot of brandy. |
22 Aug 05 - 06:46 AM (#1546947) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy I'm sure he's already tried it! |
22 Aug 05 - 06:51 AM (#1546950) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Paco Rabanne Morning Derreck/Derek/Derrick, You at Whitby? We missed it! Ended up staying in Hebden Bridge instead. |
01 Sep 05 - 10:52 AM (#1553760) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Baby Shambles? Did The Shambles have a baby? |
01 Sep 05 - 11:22 AM (#1553796) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Paco Rabanne jOhn, just PM'd you, read it before MC crashes again. |
05 Sep 05 - 04:03 AM (#1556372) Subject: RE: Hull musicians From: Hand-Pulled Boy Hello |