09 Oct 07 - 08:07 AM (#2167160) Subject: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Gainsborough Folk Festival is on 19th - 21st October, hope to see lots of you there! We are the "little festival with the big heart". No competition for the big boys, but you won't get bullied in the playground. |
09 Oct 07 - 08:33 AM (#2167175) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Myrtle So very sorry to miss it, but I'm off on my hols, and spending that weekend away. Regards, Myrtle |
09 Oct 07 - 08:54 AM (#2167187) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Backwoodsman Oh damn! I was so looking forward to seeing the basque! S:0) |
09 Oct 07 - 11:38 AM (#2167282) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver You perverted Backwoodsman you! |
09 Oct 07 - 03:20 PM (#2167422) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Myrtle Nothing perverted about my corsetry I'm sad to say GS!! Backwoodsman, I'll give you a private viewing sometime! Regards, Myrtle. |
09 Oct 07 - 04:50 PM (#2167507) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul Oh my gawd, no wonder you have to keep taking the tablets BWM! Back to title topic - still plenty of tickets and, as Treasurer, I'm more than happy to take your money in exchange for them!. Come and join us, if only to give GS and BWM something else to do instead of thinking about Myrtle's corsetry..... BBP Da Management |
09 Oct 07 - 05:10 PM (#2167516) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver Excuse me!!!! and who said I was thinking about Myrtles corsetry? Bit presumptious there BBP...never seen it so can't imagine! Now if Flossie wore a nice bit of corsetry..well that's another story! |
09 Oct 07 - 05:21 PM (#2167531) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Calm down GS, your blood pressure will be rising again. |
10 Oct 07 - 02:41 AM (#2167784) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver Refresh...back to the topic. Not long to go to the Festival now.... Blood pressure normal...thoughts pure..! well almost. Looking forward to a great weekend Festival...YES! |
10 Oct 07 - 02:05 PM (#2168215) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle best of luck with the festival! |
13 Oct 07 - 08:26 AM (#2170215) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Thanks Al. We have a bit of competition this year with the World Cup final on Saturday night. The postal strike is bad news for ticket sales as well..... Still, I'm going to enjoy myself! |
13 Oct 07 - 01:39 PM (#2170372) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Lowden Jameswright Looking forward to our first visit - anyone recommend a B&B for Sat night? |
13 Oct 07 - 02:34 PM (#2170408) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Do you want to be in gainsborough itself, so you don't have to drink and drive, or are you prepared to be a little outside of Gainsborough? |
13 Oct 07 - 02:51 PM (#2170420) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Zany Mouse Hope it goes well. Sadly we can't be there. Rhiannon |
13 Oct 07 - 04:26 PM (#2170447) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul Lowden - PM sent regarding B&B. |
14 Oct 07 - 04:49 AM (#2170746) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Backwoodsman I might come if I'm not doin' nowt else. S:0) |
14 Oct 07 - 05:32 AM (#2170755) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul You'd better BWM - we's da management! |
15 Oct 07 - 04:46 AM (#2171367) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Travelling Audience Dropping off end ....refresh!! |
15 Oct 07 - 04:49 AM (#2171370) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle is there any craft fair or anything like that in the old hall? |
15 Oct 07 - 12:33 PM (#2171619) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz There will be stalls (hardly enough in number to call it a craft fair!) CDs, soaps, jewellery, paintings and pottery. |
15 Oct 07 - 01:14 PM (#2171653) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Isn't Mr Sooz selling his wares? |
15 Oct 07 - 04:19 PM (#2171806) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: GUEST,Mark Addison Just to let you know that there are are two huge Rugby Union fans in Byard's Leap...at least on the England Team side..but we'd still rather be on stage with you all...or in the play along session beforehand. Looking forward no end to this weekend (Though will admit to having videos set - don't tell us the result!) |
15 Oct 07 - 06:23 PM (#2171890) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle I always think there is something homo-erotic about rugby fans. They make the ball that shape - just so they can keep dropping it, and bending down in front of each other to pick it up. Anyone who would watch rugby instead of enjoying folk music is a bit strange and wants watching, in my opinion. |
16 Oct 07 - 01:26 PM (#2172437) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul To misquote Eddie Waring: It's an under and up - back to the top! (Before you lot start - I'm talking about getting thread back up to the top of the heap - so calm down!) |
16 Oct 07 - 01:35 PM (#2172440) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener >>Anyone who would watch rugby instead of enjoying folk music is a bit strange and wants watching, in my opinion. << I am sure nobody would do that, would they. Well would they? >>It's an under and up - back to the top!<< I will resist lowering the tone, but it begs an answer :-) |
16 Oct 07 - 03:17 PM (#2172497) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Well I can say that I will be there on Saturday and i will be giving 2 matches up. The first is Aston Villa V Manchester United The second England V South Africa If I can give those up in the interests of Folk, then there is no excuse for anybody else. |
17 Oct 07 - 02:48 AM (#2172759) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Who else is going? |
17 Oct 07 - 03:20 AM (#2172764) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Lowden Jameswright I'm giving up my Sheffield United season ticket for a trip down to the festival - would have been going anyway but Bryan Robson has made it much less painful for me |
17 Oct 07 - 03:27 AM (#2172766) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener LOL |
17 Oct 07 - 04:47 AM (#2172799) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle I've got my sister and brother in law over from Cornwall for the weekend. We wondered about taking them to see the Old Hall at Gainsborough - if theres a few stalls for them to look at and a few floorsingers to listen to - we could have some cake and capucinno and get wet. I'm not sure theres anybody that really floats my boat concert wise - my brother in law's a Steeleye Span fanatic - I'm not sure theres much for him. Ken Nicol or Bert Jansch would do it. |
17 Oct 07 - 04:55 AM (#2172803) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle Or there are cheaper alternatives like Steve Hicks and Tristan Seume - you know - really shit hot guitarists. |
17 Oct 07 - 05:39 AM (#2172822) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Al, it isn't going to rain! I think you will like Rik Palieri who is on on Saturday afternoon. The evening concert promises to be absolutely brilliant. |
17 Oct 07 - 06:47 AM (#2172843) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle Sooz, if its important to you that it doesn't rain - I'd better stay away. It always rains when I go to Gainsborough. The Almighty sees me set off down the A1 and unzips his flies...... |
17 Oct 07 - 08:04 AM (#2172881) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener ROTFLMAO Well I just had a look at the 5 day forcast for Gainsborough and this is what it looks like Gainsborough 5 day forecast Lets hope they are right and you are wrong Big Al with your Prediction |
17 Oct 07 - 08:52 AM (#2172911) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle I can see you doubt the efficacy of my weather predictions. I will do my best to persuade the family to come and bring your sou'westers! |
17 Oct 07 - 09:02 AM (#2172919) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Lowden Jameswright If you've not seen Anthony John you should definitely be there WLD - and I'd appreciate some shithot percussion for accompaniment - bring your bongos |
17 Oct 07 - 09:29 AM (#2172938) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle seeen him and his droves of fans (which must mean something). obviously a nice guy. bit too nice for me. I like people who bite and shout gratuitous insults. Or like leadbelly (another one they never book) who used to kill people now and then. PS I have bongos, but I'm not really a drummer. Its a reference to Paul brady's most famous song. |
17 Oct 07 - 02:18 PM (#2173114) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Mr Sooz actually spoke on Radio Lincolnshires Folk Programme tonight. Well done Tom Lane for making him talk LOL :-) |
17 Oct 07 - 04:29 PM (#2173165) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle Vee haf vays of making you talk. For you Tommy, the morris dance is over..... |
17 Oct 07 - 07:51 PM (#2173282) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Carol Just got back this evening from our 5 week holiday - looking forward to the festival, been missing my folk! |
18 Oct 07 - 10:39 AM (#2173638) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul Hope to see you there Carol. Deirdre |
18 Oct 07 - 02:01 PM (#2173814) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Pwitz Nudge to the top. Things will be off to a start 25 hours from now! |
18 Oct 07 - 02:07 PM (#2173820) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener How many times will the clock go tick tock in the 25 hours Pwitz? I am hoping to be there tomorrow night as long as the tick tocks haven't sent me to sleep. |
18 Oct 07 - 02:23 PM (#2173836) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Wish I had time to listen to clocks ticking! |
18 Oct 07 - 02:27 PM (#2173840) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Carol Mine's given up needs a new battery! |
18 Oct 07 - 03:09 PM (#2173868) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Can't stand clocks ticking myself :-) Will we need warm clothing in the Old Hall? |
18 Oct 07 - 03:36 PM (#2173890) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Winter drawers on at the very least! |
18 Oct 07 - 03:39 PM (#2173895) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener I'll bring me hot water bottle. |
19 Oct 07 - 01:17 AM (#2174207) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Is there food and drink that can be purchased at the Old Hall or do I need to bring my flask (hot water bottle) and sandwiches? |
19 Oct 07 - 03:10 AM (#2174223) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz The Old Hall tea room is excellent (and quite a lot warmer than the rest of the building!) I've just heard the weather forecast and it is very good (whatever Mr Whittle promises.) |
19 Oct 07 - 03:47 AM (#2174240) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Backwoodsman Cake - Mmmmmmmmmmm! |
19 Oct 07 - 06:08 AM (#2174309) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle Theres a new art gallery by the river with a nice tearoom attached. |
19 Oct 07 - 06:25 AM (#2174317) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Cafe 54 on the riverside is also very nice and there will be music there between 12.30 and 2pm |
19 Oct 07 - 07:27 AM (#2174362) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Big Al Whittle Lincolnshire folksong for next year I've got gumboots on my feet so I guess I've Gainsborough on mind..... |
19 Oct 07 - 09:52 AM (#2174454) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Keefy What's with all these negative waves about temperature and weather? The forecast is good, and anyway... Who cares what the heavens do when friends have a sunny disposition and their welcome is warm. When the songs bring a hot flush and the dancing soothes the heart. When a happy smile is a picture and fun is being had all around you. Drink and be merry, eat and be happy, sing and be free 'cos monday it's back to...??? |
19 Oct 07 - 10:36 AM (#2174485) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver The future? The drawing board? work? back? happiness? waiting for the next FC Friday? The mind boggles! See y'all over the W/E...... |
19 Oct 07 - 11:58 AM (#2174547) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Chorusgirl Hope so. |
19 Oct 07 - 07:05 PM (#2174863) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener A bloody good evening tonight. Lots of very good variety. Very very enjoyable. |
20 Oct 07 - 02:20 AM (#2175099) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz The Festival Folk Club got us off to a great start, now to get my act together to go and sort the Morris Dancers out. Brisk walk with the dog first to blow the cobwebs away........ |
20 Oct 07 - 03:09 AM (#2175113) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Hamish Gald it's off to a good start: weather looks good for the outdoor stuff too... ~8^) |
20 Oct 07 - 04:06 AM (#2175131) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul Sorry I'm missing it...... no news yet :-( BBP zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz |
20 Oct 07 - 04:46 AM (#2175142) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Travelling Audience Great night....good to see some new faces too...new to us anyway!!See you all later. |
21 Oct 07 - 03:41 AM (#2175745) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Sooz Lots of new faces to enjoy a great night. I met three very nice ladies who had left their husbands in a creche with a TV and some beer while they came out to enjoy themselves! We are the uncledote to Rugby! |
21 Oct 07 - 07:07 AM (#2175819) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver Singaround and concerts so far excellent...performance workshop with Bram was first class...all great so far....... |
21 Oct 07 - 08:42 AM (#2175858) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Tim Leaning Tut its not big and is not clever to be enjoying yerselves so in a world of pain and misery. Anyone for sour grapes? Yummy |
21 Oct 07 - 06:51 PM (#2176102) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: del boy hi just to say thanks for a great weekend , sue and molly ran some good sessions in 8 j b.cheers derek. |
22 Oct 07 - 03:25 AM (#2176298) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Georgiansilver Whole weekend great yet again. Thanks to Sue/Mike and Committee for once more organising a super 'LIVE MUSIC' event. Keep Music Live!!!!! |
22 Oct 07 - 08:29 AM (#2176329) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: muppitz Sadly moving house took presedence over frivolity, glad to see a good time was had though! muppitz x |
22 Oct 07 - 09:14 AM (#2176362) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Carol Had a great day in the EJB on Saturday - apart from when someone started up another session in the middle landing so we couldn't hear people sing! Just wish I could have taken the camper and stayed the whole weekend! |
22 Oct 07 - 10:05 AM (#2176410) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Lowden Jameswright Many congratulations and thanks to Sue, Mike, Les, John, Keith & Co for all your hard work at the weekend - our first visit to your festival; it was a very enjoyable weekend, and the weather you ordered was perfect - you must be well in there! Looking forward to visits to your folk club and also acoustic sessions at the Beckett - will need to repeat the whiskey tasting session too as I appear to be acquiring the taste. I should have known Lincolnshire folk were particularly friendly - my Grandfather came from your neck of the woods (or is it backwoods John?) and he was a real gem. Bless you all - see you soon |
22 Oct 07 - 11:34 AM (#2176474) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Lowden I really enjoyed your floorspot Friday night and your gob iron playing :-) Very nice to have met you and your wife. How were the B&B's? Les |
22 Oct 07 - 11:44 AM (#2176479) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Lowden Jameswright They were tops Les - added to the magic of the weekend, thanks. I owe Dierdre a drink for the tip. The whiskey & chocolate nightcap with Sooz & Mike and breakfast with Bram was very relaxed and entertaining; further confirming what we said on Saturday - it's all about the folk you meet. Take care - see you soon Jim |
22 Oct 07 - 11:50 AM (#2176486) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: BusyBee Paul Mr Jameswright - I look forward to taking you up on that drink soon. Sorry I missed the weekend but the feedback I've heard so far has been excellent. I look forward to making the acquaintance of your gob irons too!. Deirdre |
22 Oct 07 - 12:08 PM (#2176508) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Rasener Well bugger me. One mention of a free drink and Deirdre is there LOL |
23 Oct 07 - 03:10 AM (#2177039) Subject: RE: Gainsborough (UK) Folk Festival From: Travelling Audience Oh! Some laughs and Oh! some bloody great music....now ready to hybernate!!!!!!! |