yellowbellies CD launch for charity

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Sooz
Date: 15 Oct 04 - 03:10 AM

It was launched on th public at Spilsby theatre last night and Tom Lane was doing a roaring trade during the interval.

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Rasener
Date: 15 Oct 04 - 01:47 AM

Thanks for that Strollin :-)

See you tonight at the Gainsborough Folk Festival!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Strollin' Johnny
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 04:13 PM

I knew that all along Les, just wanted to get it back to the top :0)

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Strollin' Johnny
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 04:04 PM

Ah!

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Rasener
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 03:29 PM

yellowbellies

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Strollin' Johnny
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 03:27 PM

But what's it called Villan?

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Rasener
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 01:14 PM

I will have loads to sell so dig deep for a very good cause :-)

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Georgiansilver
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 05:34 AM

Must be good value with much of the best of Lincolnshire thereon,,,will be buying a copy.
Best wishes.

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Sooz
Date: 14 Oct 04 - 03:08 AM

They will be on sale at Gainsborough Folk Festival - I've orderewd two for Christmas presents!

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: the fence
Date: 13 Oct 04 - 07:27 PM

will pick mine up next friday villan unless see you at gainsborough this weekend.

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Travelling Audience
Date: 13 Oct 04 - 06:29 PM

Our's is already on order SJ. Just need the money now to pay for it!!

Subject: RE: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Strollin' Johnny
Date: 13 Oct 04 - 03:55 PM

Hey!! A few 'Catters on there! Come on you lot out there, buy in quantity - it's for a very good cause. Pretty pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease!
SJ :0)

Subject: yellowbellies CD launch for charity
From: Rasener
Date: 13 Oct 04 - 03:40 PM

Its here and I have lots of CD's to sell for an excellent charity.
Any folk club that would like X amount of CD's, can they please pm me with details
Many thanks to all artists who donated the songs, and all the people who worked in the background to make this happen.

Tom Lane, Folk Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire comments

This charity CD, featuring some of Lincolnshire's best and most respected folk performers, is the brainchild of Les Worrall, organiser of the Market Rasen Folk Club. Les asked me if I thought it a good idea to put together an album featuring some of the county's best artistes and could I, as someone who has been around the scene for a while, suggest a few likely names. Well, as it happened, I could name many, many Lincolnshire based singers, musicians and songwriters who are worthy of inclusion on such an album - many more than we could possibly fit in. To those whom we could not include on this album we apologise and thank you kindly for the offer. To those who have agreed to donate songs and tunes, we thank you for your contributions given so generously and for your talent. All proceeds from the CD are destined for the BBC Radio Lincolnshire Go For Gold Appeal, which this year provides funds for poorly children to visit Lapland to see Father Christmas.
Lincolnshire has been at the forefront of folk music since before the song collecting visits to the county by Percy Grainger who 'discovered' the quintessential Lincolnshire folk singer, Joseph Taylor and many more of his fine contemporaries. Later on bands such as Grimsby's 'Broadside' were at the very forefront of the folk revival. Today the song collecting tradition is continued by Lincolnshire's 'Mr Folk', Brian Dawson. Lincolnshire tunes and traditions are both collected and performed in schools within the county and beyond by the ever-youthful Liam Robinson. Wootton Fiddle Club, under the guidance of Carol Dawson and others, has brought to the fore a talented crop of fiddle players in the north of the county (not least the award winning Rosie and Lucy Coggle). In citing just a few of the many positive contributions to the current Lincolnshire folk scene perhaps we could even mention our own 'BBC Radio Lincolnshire Write a Lincolnshire Folk Song Competition', now in its twelfth year and hopefully continuing to serve as an impetus to the county's many new and established song writers (a number of songs on this album started life as entries for this very competition).
Included then is a mixture of the experienced and well-known old hands such as John Connelly and Bill Whaley and Dave Fletcher, well known young hands like Miranda Sykes and the up and coming new generation such as Rosie and Lucy Coggle. It's a little piece of Lincolnshire that we're confident you will enjoy – and every album sold is producing funds for an excellent cause.

Many people freely gave their time and talent in the making of the album. All the tracks were kindly donated by the artistes. Mike of NAP Music, Washingborough, Lincoln, did all the technical stuff to turn the individual tracks into an album. Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire contributed the typesetting (by Susan Unsworth). From BBC Radio Lincolnshire Nick Wilmshurst, Andrew David and Maureen Townend gave time and skills. Finally, for all the artistes, the beautiful county of Lincolnshire has proved to be both home and inspiration. Each of us is 'proud to be a yellowbelly'.
Artiste        Song Title        Composer

Miranda Sykes        Lincolnshire Song        John Sykes
        (Time 4' 42") From the 2004 album 'Don't Look Down' IRR 052
Stitherum        Sixteen Miles For Every Acre        S & M Dewsbury
        (Time 3' 48") From the 2004 album 'Threads' STTUM 002
John Blanks        Annachie Gordon        Traditional
        (Time 5' 03") Recorded by Andrew David, BBC Radio Lincolnshire, July 2004
Cara        Abbeyfeale        David Oakley
        (Time 3' 51") From the 2002 album 'Asleep Behind the Settee'
Bill Whaley and Dave Fletcher        Follow the Drum        Dave Fletcher        
        (Time 3' 37") From the 2003 album 'Less Sprightly' BILDA 003
Winter/Wilson        Being There        Dave Wilson
        (Time 4' 23") Recorded especially for this CD in Kip and Dave's front room, Sleaford, August 2004
Brian Dawson        The Owls and the Mice        Traditional
        (Time 2' 17") Recorded by Nick Wilmshurst, BBC Radio Lincolnshire, July 2004
Akmed's Camel        Donkey and the Cart/ Sorcery        Kim Biggs
        (Time 3' 15") From the 1998 album 'Akmed's Camel' B.T.L. CD 3
Dave and Julie Evardson        Thrown It All Away        Dave Evardson
        (Time 4' 33") From the 2003 album 'A Ramble on the Viking Way' GAA 03/04
Simon Johnson        Senoran Desert Queen        Simon Johnson
        (Time 4' 06") Recorded especially for this album by Simon Johnson
Old Parrot Band        Wise Old Love        P & C Dickenson
        (Time 5' 35") From the 1996 album 'In between the Dances' BEAK 001
Rosie and Lucy Coggle        Spilt Raspberries/        Rosie Coggle
        Julia Delaney's/ The Banshee/ Paddy Fahy's        Traditional
        (Time 4' 46") Recorded Live at the Young Tradition Concert, Assembly Rooms, Derby, February 2004
Colin and Karen Thompson        F223        Roy Jones
        (Time 4' 16") From the 2001 album 'Time and Tide'
Kate Abbot        Sea Change        Mark Addison
        (Time 3'53") Recorded live at the BBC Radio Lincolnshire
        'Write a Lincolnshire Folk Song Competition', Spilsby Theatre , Oct 1993
John Conolly        Fiddlers Green        John Conolly
        (Time 3' 49") From the 2004 album 'Ranter's Wharf' JACD02
Liam Robinson         Plough Jag Song/ Congress at Laceby/        Traditional
        Market Rasen Feast
        (Time 2' 53") Recorded especially for this CD

CD's are also available from        Maureen Townend
        Go for Gold,        BBC Radio Lincolnshire
        PO Box 219
        Lincoln, LN1 3XY
Cheques should be for £12 (which includes postage and packing) and made out to "Go for Gold". Cheques should also be crossed. Please be sure that you clearly put your name and address below so that Radio Lincolnshire can send you the CD.
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I understand that all proceeds of the CD excluding material costs will go directly to BBC Radio Lincolnshire Go For Gold Appeal