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Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend

25 Oct 07 - 06:55 AM (#2178726)
Subject: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,MC Fat

Sheffield Folk Festival starts to-morrow 26th Oct till 28th Oct. Great line up includes opening ceilidh with the GloryStrokes and LNE qith Loscoe State Opera. Saturday has a Euro dance with Minnie Moosika and a Contra Dance with Flying Clouds. Concerts the Barry Callaghan Concert, Concert at Riverside with Carl Woodford the Fates, Jill Fielding band, Tegwin Roberts. Mrs Ackroyd in the Afternoon. Evening Concert with Brian Peters,Vicky Swan and Jonny Dyer, Shona Kipling, James Fagan and Nancy Kerr. Sunday has a concert with Carl Woodford Park Bench Social Club, Patrick Walker and Brian Gilmer, Bob Fox and Billy Mitchell, Cloudstreet and Rory McLeod. Full supporting cast of pub sessions, dancing, workshops etc. More on the website www.sheffieldfolkfestival.org.uk


25 Oct 07 - 08:33 AM (#2178790)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: r.padgett

This is the best scene for Musicians and singers in a range of pubs such as Fagans, The Red Deer, Kelham Island Tavern, Fat Cat and the Dog and Partridge (weekly Irish session)

Check out the indoor camping and Campervan arrangements

I'll be there with Judie Knight doing singarounds and a Sunday am workshop with the local traditional singers

Barnsley fc persona will also be coming for music sessions!

Ray


25 Oct 07 - 09:22 AM (#2178831)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: JulieF

Will manage a few sessions / singarounds but in the middle of a major house move.

Anyone seeing a plump , blonde, middle-aged scottish woman dozing off beside you, give me a dig in the ribs when its my turn to sing. Alternatively feed me decent beer or whisk(e)y - it keeps me going.

Promise to be more involved next year.

J


25 Oct 07 - 10:18 AM (#2178874)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,No Fixed Abode

Will be going to the Friday Fagans session have not see Patrick for a while, will be nice to say hello.

Una and Tony


25 Oct 07 - 10:39 AM (#2178886)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Tig

Anyone wanting a break can always head off to Langsett for 8.30pm on Saturday where Mr Fox are performing for Hunter's Moon.


25 Oct 07 - 10:48 AM (#2178896)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Mr Happy

.........& if you fancy a diversion, try here http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ilWWEXn4Ogk

8-)


25 Oct 07 - 12:12 PM (#2178965)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: r.padgett

Hello Una and Tony

I believe me and Judie are in The Red Deer (just up from Fagan's) on Friday night

We are in Fagan's on Sat afternoon

Patrick has had some good reviews of late including as accompaniest with Kate Green

Known Pat since he wor a lad!

Ray


25 Oct 07 - 12:33 PM (#2178983)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Les from Hull

Maggie and I have the tea-time session in the Red Deer on Saturday, But no doubt we'll see you in Fagan's before then

Les


25 Oct 07 - 12:34 PM (#2178985)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,no fixed abode

Hi Ray,
       Long time no see...........keep missing you at festivals.
Patrick played violin on our new albnum and did a brilliant job.

so as not to be accused of self promotion I will not put a blue clicky thing here just do a search for Clearwater and you should come across the cdbaby page. Patrick features on most tracks and his solo on Kebab crazed nutter is just the business.

We may go to the survivers session on Sunday at Kelham....we have a late gig on Sat night to do so if we are not to knackered....

Una and Tony


25 Oct 07 - 01:40 PM (#2179062)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: r.padgett

Patrick is a great player having been assciated with Gina le faux too in their Fagan's days

I am pleased that his talents have been recognised and hope that he can go on to even greater things I am sure he is ever grateful for your help

See you at Sheffield somewhere I reckon!
Ray


25 Oct 07 - 03:33 PM (#2179128)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,Stephen

Hi all

Will be at festival over weekend inc Langsett, but wonder what format of Fagans will be on Sat afternoon.
Text please to 07947 358 603 as I'll be out of office till Monday.

Thanks


26 Oct 07 - 03:39 AM (#2179492)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: r.padgett

Singaround Stephen

he'll find out when he gets there, no hassle no formality not with me and Judie ~ get yer pint lad!

Ray


26 Oct 07 - 04:30 AM (#2179507)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Folkiedave

Sorry I am away from Sheffield this weekend. But another country calls (half-term)

Have a good one!!


26 Oct 07 - 08:36 AM (#2179614)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Big Al Whittle

I'd love to be there at Fagans tonight, but I'm bunged up with flu and got a bad back. Hope you folks have a good time.

al


26 Oct 07 - 08:52 AM (#2179620)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Lowden Jameswright

I've heard there's a Sheffield Festival Bluegrass session somewhere tonight - any info please?


26 Oct 07 - 09:50 AM (#2179666)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,A student in sheffield

hi. . . . can anyone give me some pointers as to how to get to fagens, having recently moved here im struggling to find it!! i kknow where the red dear is. . . is it somewhere near there??
any help will be greatly recieved!!!
cheers


26 Oct 07 - 10:13 AM (#2179680)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Lowden Jameswright

From the university/Children's hospital down the main road to Brook Hill roundabout - straight across & down the hill on your right; 10 minutes walk


26 Oct 07 - 10:52 AM (#2179708)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Lowden Jameswright

... or from Red Dear on Pitt St - along Mappin St to Broad Lane (main road) and down to Fagan's or drop down Portobello St to Rockingham St - Fagan's is on Broad Lane near end of Rockingham St - Fagan's is a treat - you'll love it; but then Sheffield is a real treat - music centre of the UK and Folk Capital


26 Oct 07 - 10:55 AM (#2179713)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: GUEST,a student from Sheffield

chers Lowden Jameswright!! ill make an effort to get down tonight or tomoro!!!


26 Oct 07 - 12:08 PM (#2179751)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: BanjoRay

The Bluegrass Session is on at the University Arms, Fitzwilliam Street tonght at 8pm, led by Steve Read - one of the founders of the late lamented Edale Bluegrass Festival. Saturday night sees the Old Time session at the same venue, run by fiddler "Smilin" Dave Young. I expect I'll be there playing banjo....
Ray


27 Oct 07 - 06:28 AM (#2180323)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: Lowden Jameswright

..... and the boy certainly can play!! - thanks for last night - great musicians; hope to see you tonight
Jim


27 Oct 07 - 02:16 PM (#2180544)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: BanjoRay

Sorry, wasn't me - I wasn't there! I'll be there tonight though.
Ray


28 Oct 07 - 02:49 PM (#2181128)
Subject: RE: Sheffield Folk Festival this weekend
From: r.padgett

Excellent weekend

Indoor camping not far from Kelham Islamd Museum/Tavern and Fat Cat

Red Deer and Fagans went well [too well again I fear]

Nice to see Danny Cowper, JulieF, the Welsh people ~ Clara and all Steven and Maggie Robinson, Molly, Ken Johnson, Steve and the Essex couple, Phil and Keith Jenkinson (brill monologues0

Les and Maggie, Eddie, Monologue John and Dorothy

What they dont know int' worth knowing!

Such excellence

Thanks to all including all the stewards and organisers whose names I dont know except for the stalwart Jim McDonald!

Not to forget Judie Knight, too

Thanks to those traditional singer Roger Hinchliffe, Gordon Hoyland, John Greaves and all who came to the Yorkshire song workshop on Sunday am

Kelham suffered some terrible floods in June and is now making a good recovery ~ a lot of flood damage

Ray