Tony d'F

Whitstable - I think we may have met. I lived there long enough.

I lament the demise of the Folk Club at the Duke of Cumberland.

Extempor sessions were occasionaly held in the East Kent when Dick Bird was Landlord - I got thrown out of there for the following spontanous verse of Crawshaw Bailey

"Oh the Landlords name is Dicky,
And his singings rather tricky,
It is very sour and flat,
And his beers a lot like that !"

"Have you ever saw,
etc.

Joshing apart, have a word with Jullian Spurrier of the Labour Club in Belmont Rd., I suspect he or Hazel may be happy to accomedate a Folk meet.

Gareth
(Ps print this out and show him, he will know who it is.)