Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01

Subject: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Steve Parkes
Date: 25 Jun 01 - 11:39 AM

Seeing as the Lichfield FF got about zero coverage a couple of weeks ago (there were street banners advertising the Arts fest next month though!) I thought I'd better give some warning of Burntwood Folk Festival. It's on the weekend of 17, 18 & 19 August, at Chasetown High School, Burntwood, Staffs. There are too many artist appearing for me to mention--check out the website.

Steve

Subject: Burntwood Folk Festival (2nd attempt)
From: Steve Parkes
Date: 25 Jun 01 - 11:41 AM

Oh b*gg*r! Ignore the above blue clicky thing and try this one instead!

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Mr Red
Date: 25 Jun 01 - 06:56 PM

**RED Warning**
I am considering going,
I lived at the Triangle for a very short while. In a former existense.

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: the lemonade lady
Date: 17 Aug 04 - 01:25 PM

This is the weekend coming up for this cozy little festival 20th to 22nd August. It's definately worth a visit. I shall be there with my lemonade trailer, and singing on the open stage with Spindrift.

Sal

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Abuwood
Date: 17 Aug 04 - 02:31 PM

Oh good Sally - Spindrift? Does that mean Steve is there too - where are we going to have the singround?

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival 20-22-8-2004
From: Abuwood
Date: 17 Aug 04 - 02:32 PM

Just noticed the date on this Thread - course it is 20th-22nd this year

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Big Al Whittle
Date: 17 Aug 04 - 08:48 PM

I can't get that one to work either Steve. something about webhosting comes up. Try again please.

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Abuwood
Date: 18 Aug 04 - 12:43 PM

http://www.burntwoodfolkfestival.co.uk/


Trying to make a clicky to Burntwood

no gig list yet though....

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Abuwood
Date: 18 Aug 04 - 12:46 PM

Hope to make the best mixed session with Ian & Fi over the Bridge - plus they tell me Oysterband are playing in the street - see you there if we've recovered from Whitby!

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: Abuwood
Date: 18 Aug 04 - 12:48 PM

How did I do that? - posted to the wrong thread - please remove it someone - all the flippin festivals begin with B and I don't read.....

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: the lemonade lady
Date: 20 Aug 04 - 08:53 AM

Got a little prob with my car... I was filling it with petrol when I noticed it pouring out over the tyre! Arrrgh! hole in fuel pipe! Just getting it fixed; well the car's at the garage but I live in the back of beyond and it might be done by Monday instead of today. I may not be at Burntwood after all. 8-( Have to suck it and see!

Sal

Ps. Thanks to 'Find-a-Part' for their prompt action.

Subject: RE: Burntwood Folk Festival: 17-19 Aug '01
From: the lemonade lady
Date: 23 Aug 04 - 10:42 AM

That was a pretty good weekend. I didn't sell many lemonades, but I did sell some to some interesting people; Julie Felix, Tony Barrett, Cloud Street... I really enjoyed challenging John to sing another harmony to Briar and the Rose... fun eh John?   I loved the harmonies of Chase Mist. Vin Garbutt was as good as ever. *Charlie Button and her Dad (Hobgoblin Music, Nottingham) are very impressive and if anyone sees them at a venue list they are not to be missed. Emma Heath (with no Professor) did an excellent performance on her own... get well soon Mark. Pete Rimmer on the beer tent stage was very impressive. Why isn't he booked at festivals? *Scott Hale is another young (hmmph) brilliant singer/guitarist that needs more exposure. These people are unknown and need to be out there doing it!

Sal