One for Mudcatters in Birmingham (Not Alabama missus, West Midlands UK). Please pass this info on to local folk clubs and anyone else who might be interested. Mudcatters involved in this project include Richard Bridge, who took care of all the legal details at no cost to BCAB, and Clive(Wild Rover)Lever and myself, A.K.A. Sic Transit, the co-producers of the CD.
BTW. Can anyone give contact details for West Midlands Morris people or the local Morris Federation?
Thanks to all


THE BRITISH COMPUTER ASSOCIATION OF THE BLIND
PRESENTS
THE LES BARKER SHOW "LIVE CATS FOR THE BLIND"
GUIDE CATS IN CONCERT
STARRING LES BARKER POET AND PROFESSIONAL IDIOT.

Also appearing Nonny James (MC) Genevieve Tudor, Bill Caddick, Ryan Kelly (Jazzer in the Archers),
Sic Transit and other unsuspecting celebrities.

FRIDAY 16TH JULY 2004

THE CLARENDON SUITES, 2 STIRLING ROAD, EDGBASTON, BIRMINGHAM, WEST MIDLANDS, B16 9SB.

Box Office 0121 454 2918 (9.00am TO 4.00pm) Ticket Price £9.00.

Doors Open 6.00pm Show Starts 7.30pm to 10.30pm

The CD Guide Cats for the Blind (£16,000 raised for the BCAB)
Label: Osmosys (Distributed By Proper Distribution UK).

CD Features: Les Barker, Terry Wogan, Johnnie Walker, Charlotte Green, Brian Perkins, Mark & Lard,
Peter White, Paul Gambaccini, Nicky Campbell, Roy Hudd, Ken Bruce, Nicholas Parsons,
Dave Cash+Five Guide Cats Of Arijaba, Mike Harding, Sally Boazman, Ned Sherrin, Sarah Kennedy,
Brian Matthew, Bill Cadddick, Sir Jimmy Young, Gerard McDermot, June Tabor, Heinz Wolf, Nonny James, Genevieve Tudor, Allan Beswick, Ryan Kelly, Cyril Tawney, Sic Transit, Bernard Wrigley, Billy Butler, Martin Carthy, Galliard, Trevor Peacock, Roger Lloyd Pack, Ian MacMillan.

What Is The British Computer Association Of The Blind? (Registered Charity - SCO23234)

BCAB is an UK organisation of visually impaired people who use information and communications technology. Their membership ranges from experienced computer professionals, to people who are beginning to explore the use of information and communications technology for leisure, study or employment. Please go to the BCAB web site www.bcab.org.uk/ for further information.

Who Is Les Barker? Excerpt From A Short Biography, From The Age Of Three Until Nearly Teatime.

Les Barker writes strange poems and comes from Manchester. He was an accountant before he became a professional idiot. He's written 68 books, which sell in large numbers at his gigs mainly because people don't quite believe what they've just heard. His poems have spawned a number of folk heroes: Jason and the Arguments, Cosmo the Fairly Accurate Knife Thrower, Captain Indecisive and Spot of the Antarctic, to name but two.
Les has several solo albums to his credit: 'Dogologues', An Infinite Number Of Occasional Tables', 'A Cardi And Bloke', 'Up The Creek Without A Poodle' and his new album, 'Arovertherapy.'   http://www.mrsackroyd.com/welcome.htm

The British Computer Association of the Blind wishes to thank all the artists and everybody involved for their total support of this project in their own time and at no cost.

For further information about "Guide Cats" contact Pat Tynan

01895 636935 Mobile 07985 400297
pattynan@btinternet.com