17 Feb 09 - 11:00 AM (#2569173) Subject: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folknacious So what do we think of all this then? (look at the gallery) Was anybody there? |
17 Feb 09 - 11:12 AM (#2569180) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,glueman linkee no work. Unfortunately. |
17 Feb 09 - 11:20 AM (#2569187) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave Works for me fine. You being censored perhaps :-) ?? That male dancer at the start of the galleries sequence looks like Sam lee. Don't recognise any of the women. Not with their clothes off anyway. Shows I am getting old! |
17 Feb 09 - 11:37 AM (#2569203) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,glueman Perhaps I've set my filter to maiden aunt, aged nuns and smelling salts. It deprived me of a decent prickle eye bush joke anyhow. |
17 Feb 09 - 11:41 AM (#2569209) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: TheSnail Told me I wasn't authorised either but a bit of Googling found this. |
17 Feb 09 - 11:53 AM (#2569226) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave They are in Sheffield Friday night........ |
17 Feb 09 - 12:05 PM (#2569237) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Alex Sadly I don't think Polly Mae will be appearing with them in Sheffield. I was at the QE Hall and it was a brilliant night. Hugely entertaining and very funny. Sam Lee doing Down In Cupid's Garden (with appropriately amended lyrics) was one of the night's highlights, a very clever skit on sexuality. At one point Jon Boden abandoned mics and came to the front of the stage to sing an unaccompanied version of Peter Bellamy's Australia, which was also remarkable. A terrific feel-good if somewhat bawdy night that surely confirms Bellowhead as Britain's best live band (though fans of Demon Barbers are, of course, entitled to disagree). |
17 Feb 09 - 12:14 PM (#2569244) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Mark Ross To be technical, that's not a stripper, it's a FAN dancer. Shades of Sally Rand! Mark Ross |
17 Feb 09 - 12:20 PM (#2569251) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave Not a case of best I feel - two brilliant bands. Love them both to bits. |
17 Feb 09 - 12:34 PM (#2569267) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Barry Finn That's one way to spice up the act Barry |
17 Feb 09 - 01:49 PM (#2569323) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Edthefolkie I'm definitely getting old - I thought it was Stacia..... |
17 Feb 09 - 01:54 PM (#2569327) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Bellowhead FAN daft or what ? my favourite live band dressing up and prancing about like a bunch of over excited 6th Form Performance Arts Diploma students showing off at a Rag Day Rocky Horror Show theme party !!!! ..whens the DVD coming out ??? |
17 Feb 09 - 02:05 PM (#2569340) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Howard Jones Now there's an idea for the "how to improve folk clubs" thread! |
17 Feb 09 - 07:22 PM (#2569586) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Phil Beer Just returned home from a Bellowhead gig. No strippers but JB did throw his waistcoat off provocatively at one point. Some of the audience were looking a trifle hot as well. Great night though. Just what the doctor ordered. |
18 Feb 09 - 03:27 AM (#2569786) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Les in Chorlton A touch of the Village People? |
18 Feb 09 - 03:38 AM (#2569790) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave Phil, I think John throws his jacket off at the same point (in Flash Company)on each show! To a collective sigh (I think it is a sigh) from the female members of the audience...... This invariably includes my wife........Of course he is a much better fiddle player than me.......guitar player....concertina player....singer...... Not that I am jealous. |
18 Feb 09 - 03:51 AM (#2569794) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Anglo Life is a Cabaret, my friend. (A bit like pre-war Germany, isn't it?) Is this really where English trad music is going? |
18 Feb 09 - 04:52 AM (#2569818) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave Anyone who saw some of the artists I saw in the sixties (and later) will know that it has already been there. Johnny Handle used to strip. (A piano) And a number of well-known folk stars took off their clothes at the drop of a hat so to speak. I asked one lady "How many husbands have you had?" "Just two of my own" was the reply. |
18 Feb 09 - 06:11 AM (#2569863) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: John MacKenzie Ron Geesin also used to 'undress' the piano. Whatever happened to him, he was great? |
18 Feb 09 - 06:17 AM (#2569867) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Liam Jon could do a fine job on Tomorrow Belongs To Me. Judi Dench played Sally Bowles in the stage show, so perhaps Bellowhead should see if she is free to join them on tour this Summer? |
18 Feb 09 - 07:54 AM (#2569905) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Kampervan But somehow I don't see this as a sustainable way to increase attendances at folk clubs. |
18 Feb 09 - 08:22 AM (#2569916) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folknacious Phil Beer said "Just returned home from a Bellowhead gig. No stripper." According to the review of the Saturday gig on Froots, "Jon Boden remarked dryly after the burlesque stripper wiggled off in her G-string, "you don't get that kind of thing at a Show Of Hands gig." " Do you think that was a challenge? ;-) |
18 Feb 09 - 08:46 AM (#2569931) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Zen Ron Geesin also used to 'undress' the piano. Whatever happened to him, he was great? He is still around and completing his "Encyclopedia of Spanners". I sometimes see him and Frances when they come to Scotland. Zen |
18 Feb 09 - 09:12 AM (#2569951) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: TheSnail Den Giddens has been doing this for years. Here's a picture of him with his clothes on as a teaser. |
18 Feb 09 - 10:46 AM (#2570025) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave Oh! You are a tease - but I like you. |
18 Feb 09 - 12:41 PM (#2570137) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Rifleman (inactive) strippers in folk clubs?? Let's see, a routine worked around The Beatles Sexy Sadie as performed by (fill in the appropriate band name) |
18 Feb 09 - 03:31 PM (#2570265) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Edthefolkie Bruce Lacey and his "partner" both stripped at Cropredy around 1982 (something to do with mystic auras, getting in touch with the earth, ley lines etc). Said partner was VERY attractive! The Folk Process later inflated this little display to "Hordes of naked hippies run amok at Folk Festival". I wish. |
18 Feb 09 - 03:32 PM (#2570268) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave I have to tell you Sheffield City Morris - who practice in the building where "The Full Monty" was filmed - have indeed performed the dance from the aforementioned film. It was at a Seven Champs weekend and when they threw their hats away there covering up their most intimate details were a set of morris bell pads. Strippers? Been done mate. |
18 Feb 09 - 08:16 PM (#2570512) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Kampervan Tha can allus count on Sheffield te lead the way. (As long as you're not bothered about taste) Well, I am from Lincolnshire. ;-) |
19 Feb 09 - 04:00 PM (#2571164) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Mark Ross I remember Tom Waits working with a stripper in Cleveland. Mark Ross |
19 Feb 09 - 04:06 PM (#2571167) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: Folkiedave You are talking about the home of the new CAMRA Pub of the Year - Kelham Island Tavern, Sheffield. To be announced to the press tomorrow. You heard it first on Mudcat. |
02 Mar 09 - 05:19 AM (#2579103) Subject: RE: Bellowhead now have a stripper?!?! From: GUEST,Jim Causley "Is this really where English trad music is going?" Oh i do hope so! |