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Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby

Tyke 16 Aug 09 - 04:29 PM
GUEST,Ebor_fiddler 15 Aug 09 - 07:33 PM
GUEST,Ebor_fiddler 15 Aug 09 - 07:30 PM
Tim Leaning 15 Aug 09 - 05:19 PM
gnomad 14 Aug 09 - 06:10 PM
Mo the caller 14 Aug 09 - 03:11 PM
GUEST,Mo 14 Aug 09 - 03:05 PM
Nick 14 Aug 09 - 08:27 AM
Valmai Goodyear 14 Aug 09 - 05:28 AM
Jack Campin 14 Aug 09 - 05:10 AM
stallion 14 Aug 09 - 03:54 AM
Tim Leaning 14 Aug 09 - 03:35 AM
Valmai Goodyear 14 Aug 09 - 03:26 AM
Nick 13 Aug 09 - 08:26 PM
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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Tyke
Date: 16 Aug 09 - 04:29 PM

The Abbey Car Park is a bit unsafe for over night parking I would not risk my Car up behind the Abbey! Keep safe, yes, I know it's Whitby but better safe than sorry!


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: GUEST,Ebor_fiddler
Date: 15 Aug 09 - 07:33 PM

But the pub car park at Flaxton's not all that big, so be prepared to park (ever so carefully) on the road outside. It's a good do.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: GUEST,Ebor_fiddler
Date: 15 Aug 09 - 07:30 PM

We're staying over in Bay this year, for various reasons. I think it's practical if we park in the field behind the Abbey. So let's see how it goes!

Don't forget lads and lasses - Wednesday Thompson's and Friday the Tap.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Tim Leaning
Date: 15 Aug 09 - 05:19 PM

Just been enjoying listening to the Flaxton crew at the link on on of nicks postings ah!


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Subject: RE: Whitby 'Eve', what's on?
From: gnomad
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 06:10 PM

Friday night is usually folk club night at the Dolphin in RH Bay. I'm only there v.occasionally so can't confirm for that night in particular, but if it is on I think it is one you would enjoy.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Mo the caller
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:11 PM

Valmai, great minds think alike. I just started a new thread asking that. Maybe they should be combined by some moderator?
    Threads combined. -Joe Offer-


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Subject: Whitby 'Eve', what's on?
From: GUEST,Mo
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:05 PM

We usually travel to Whitby on the Friday to be there bright and early and not miss any of the festival. I haven't yet booked B&B for that night (we have a flat for the week), and I suspect it might be difficult in Whitby itself - with the Regatta and all.
Are there any good sessions or sings planned in or near Whitby on Friday evening. E.g. if there was something on in Robin Hood's Bay we could try for accomodation there.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Nick
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 08:27 AM

Thanks Jack - I have amended it

I was told by the fiddler who first played it to me and that's a few years ago. It seems to be a quite widely perpetuated myth though - jings, there's even a Scotsman on the session who commented on the tune with this story back in 2003.

Probably no-one will ever come and visit Flaxton ever again now that I have been discredited and I will die a long lingering death alone in my garrett. O me miserum.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Valmai Goodyear
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 05:28 AM

Thanks, Stallion!

Valmai


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Jack Campin
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 05:10 AM

Nick, your site is wrong to claim that "Niel Gow's second wife" (the subject of his lament) was his fiddle. Check his biography (there are several one web) or the editorial note in the original published score. I don't know where you got that from, but maybe you could put your source straight to stop the misinformation being spread any further?


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: stallion
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:54 AM

Tap & spile, Monkgate, Friday nights, York. 48 miles from whitby, mixed tune and song session


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Tim Leaning
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:35 AM

Hiya Dr Nick.
Flaxton is a a great night out.
Friendly.welcoming,inclusive and they provide an excellent mix of music if you were just going along for a listen.
There is a piano to play in the room.
Lovely bunch of people there recommend you drop in.


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Subject: RE: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Valmai Goodyear
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:26 AM

That's an excellent idea; thanks for letting us know.

Unfortunately this session is a bit early for me as we'll be travelling from Sussex on the Friday and looking for something on Friday evening. Does anyone know of anything happening about 50 miles from Whitby on the Friday night?

Many thanks,

Valmai


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Subject: Welcome to Session/sing on way to Whitby
From: Nick
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 08:26 PM

Over the last few years we have had a few people pop into our weekly session/singaround on the Wednesday before Whitby so I thought I'd just mention that we still meet every week and anyone who is in our part of the world a few days before the beginning of Whitby would be very welcome to pop in for a sing or a play.

We are at the Thompsons Arms Flaxton just off the A64 about 10 miles north of York. There is some idea of what we are about HERE.

The pub has some accommodation and a reasonable size carpark so people don't have to necessarily rush away. The pub has a website
HERE which gives some more info. Stuart who runs it I'm sure would furnish more information if anyone is interested.

Just thought I'd mention it in case anyone is early and at a loose end


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