Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club

Subject: RE: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: Johnny J
Date: 22 Feb 11 - 07:14 AM

Thanks for all the favourable(I think) endorsements.

:-)

Subject: RE: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: Herga Kitty
Date: 20 Feb 11 - 03:17 PM

Ian Bruce also gave us a great night at Herga folk club last Monday, and sang The Touch and the Go! I've had the chorus as an earworm all week!

Kitty

Subject: RE: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: GUEST,Ian H
Date: 20 Feb 11 - 07:47 AM

Is that a compliment?

Subject: RE: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: Leadfingers
Date: 19 Feb 11 - 10:22 AM

We had Ian B solo at Maidenhead on Thursday last ! He hasnt got any worse since the last time I saw him !

Subject: RE: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: GUEST,Ian Hendrie
Date: 19 Feb 11 - 09:14 AM

This thread alerted me to Ian Walker's latest CD 'Singing the River', produced by Ian Bruce.

I've just received a copy and listened to it twice.

Excellent and up-lifting.

Subject: Ian Walker & Ian Bruce, Edin Folk Club
From: Johnny J
Date: 18 Feb 11 - 06:36 AM

Wednesday 23rd February 2011

A rare opportunity to hear the two Ians together again.....

Please see their sites for more info

http://www.ianwalkeronline.com/index.php

http://www.ianbruce.org/

"In 1985, Ian Walker's first album, "Roses in December", was recorded by Gavin Livingstone (of the band "Tonight at Noon"). This was followed in 1987 by "Flying High" on Fellside Recordings. The Music Retailers Association (MRA) in London voted "Flying High" the outright winner in their Folk and Country music award category in 1988. Ian collected the award, on behalf of Fellside, from TV astronomer Sir Patrick Moore at their awards ceremony in the Café Royale, London.

From 1987 to 1991, Ian had the privilege of singing and song writing with Glasgow singer/songwriter Ian Bruce. During this period they wrote about a dozen songs together many of which have since been recorded.

..........Ian continues to sing solo and with Jimmy Scott, as "Vangel" and is now about to team up with Ian Bruce again in the Spring with a number of clubs expressing an interest in the duo. "

The two Ians are old friends of EFC and Scottish folk clubs in general and this will be a special treat to see them perform together once again,

Ian Bruce and Ian Walker ot 2004 Crocketford Festival

"Ian Bruce and Ian Walker balance each other better than itchy and scratchy. Not a wasted moment."

Hector Christie


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