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Whatever happened to ?

MARINER 19 Nov 10 - 10:40 AM
John MacKenzie 19 Nov 10 - 10:56 AM
GUEST,molly mccarthy 30 Mar 11 - 08:55 PM
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Subject: Whatever happened to ?
From: MARINER
Date: 19 Nov 10 - 10:40 AM

Just been sorting out some of my old LPs and came across a couple that I didn't know I had.Both are Folk Groups from the 1970s and I just wondered what became of them .The first is a three man group from ,I think Scotland, called Drifterfolk.The album is entitled "All Kinds of Folk",recorded in 1976. The other is a five man outfit, consisting four Irishmen and a Yorkshire man, called Dingle Spike which is also the name of the album.Any ideas as to their progress or otherwise in the Folk World?.No idea who Drifterfolk were but Dingle Spike were Terry Conlan, Kevin Conlan, Jack McCarthy,Jimmy O'Brien and Paul Theasby, whom I assume was the Yorkshire man.


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Subject: RE: Whatever happened to ?
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 19 Nov 10 - 10:56 AM

A little more here


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Subject: RE: Whatever happened to ?
From: GUEST,molly mccarthy
Date: 30 Mar 11 - 08:55 PM

hi there im jack mccarthys daughter! dingle spike is now a two man band and still plays in alot of venues around north london!!


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