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29 Oct 09 - 04:56 AM (#2754656) Subject: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Sorry about heading. Mudcat doesn't allow long enough thread titles for this double bill. Faldingworth Live Saturday November 14th 2009 Double Bill WinterWilson and His Worship and The Pig in Concert WinterWilson and His Worship and The Pig Doors open at 7:15 pm and the concert starts at 8:00 pm For more information visit the the website Faldingworth Live There is a Bar Bring your own food Tickets £8. They can be reserved for payment on the door. Call Les Worrall on 01673 843036 or request reservation on this thread or by sending me a PM. No smoking. Disability friendly. Venue Address Faldingworth Live Faldingworth Village Hall Faldingworth Lincolnshire LN8 3SE Location Map Faldingworth Map His Worship & The Pig Dave Boulton Vocals, guitar, acoustic bass guitar, bodhran, shakey egg, rubber glove (don't ask!) Dave comes from Stoke-on-Trent, and has been performing on the folk scene in the area for around thirty years. He was a member of the five-man harmony group MUGGINS FANCY in the late '70s, and provided some of the comic highlights of their performances with his original monologues. He later helped form the ceilidh band CORNFIELD PERAMBULATION, playing bass guitar and leading much of the singing. Jeff Parton Vocals, guitar, mandolin, octave mandola, 4 & 5-string banjos, concertina, Indian harmonium, timple, tzouras, whistle Jeff has been a well-known figure on the North Staffs folk scene since it started, having been a founder member of the first folk club in the area in 1962. (He also founded the Sheffield University Folk Club at the same time, and commuted between the two during term-time.) Jeff was also a founder member of both MUGGINS FANCY and CORNFIELD PERAMBULATION, and was Cornfield's resident caller and banjo player until the band split up in 1999. In 1964 Jeff took part in the pioneering musical documentary "The Jolly Potters" at the Victoria Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent. He went on to become the theatre's Musical Adviser, and composed and performed incidental music for over 50 productions. In recognition of his services to the theatre, a rehearsal room was named after him when the new theatre was opened in 1986. Dave and Jeff started working together as His Worship and the Pig in 1989, with Jeff setting Dave's words to music. Since then they have built up a set of highly original, often very funny, often thought-provoking, but always highly singable songs, which have had enthusiastic responses from all sorts of audiences from folk clubs and festivals to Arts Centres and tennis clubs. Although Jeff and Dave are best known for being funny, their set also contains serious and reflective songs, some of which are being taken up by other singers, and even their funny songs usually have a serious point. WinterWilson Lincolnshire based musicians Dave Wilson and Kip Winter joined forces in 1995 and have steadily built a reputation across the UK for solid and engaging live performances, performing mostly original songs along with the odd well chosen cover. Lincolnshire has a knack for producing fine singer-songwriters and Winter Wilson are very much in that mould. Dave's songs have a broad appeal whilst often relating to the sights and sounds of everyday local life and are now heard in many folk clubs throughout the country. Described by John Tams as " A magnificent song writer" and folk legend Vin Garbutt has covered Dave's "Storm Around Tumbledown" on his CD "Persona Grata". Powerful lyrics combine with superb harmonies to produce songs to remember. Kip's voice is one of the best in the business, coupling power and emotion. She's sung everything from Jazz to Opera, but is at her best when singing folk and blues. Great songs, great performance, and an off beat sense of humour give Winter Wilson a style that's very much their own. With four albums of finely crafted songs to their credit, by the skin of our teeth (1996), Matter of Time (2001), I hear voices sing (2004) and their latest CD "These are the things" released to critical acclaim in January 07 they continue to gain new fans and respect from their peers. |
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30 Oct 09 - 03:26 AM (#2755454) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 5/6th of the year gone. How depressing. So come and get cheered up at Faldingworth. |
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31 Oct 09 - 03:40 AM (#2756384) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 14 days to go |
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01 Nov 09 - 08:36 AM (#2757189) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 13 to go |
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01 Nov 09 - 11:21 AM (#2757279) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Dave Roberts HW&TP are excellent, vastly underrated and an absolute must. As I write I'm listening to one of their CDs, brilliantly entitled 'Look Back In 'Anley'. |
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01 Nov 09 - 11:29 AM (#2757284) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Thanks for that Dave. You have sound judgement. The same applies to WinterWilson |
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01 Nov 09 - 01:38 PM (#2757371) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rockhen Am gigging, and maybe giggling, too, sorry, but hope it goes well and and judging on past nights at Faldingworth, it will be another good night. I still haven't heard His Worship and the Pig but have heard excellent reports and Winter Wilson are definitely worth hearing IMHO |
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02 Nov 09 - 05:59 AM (#2757793) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Thanks Rockhen |
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03 Nov 09 - 02:11 AM (#2758445) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 11 to go (days) |
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04 Nov 09 - 12:55 AM (#2759144) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 10 to go |
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05 Nov 09 - 02:33 AM (#2759896) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 9 to go |
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05 Nov 09 - 06:06 AM (#2759979) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Backwoodsman Two please Les. |
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05 Nov 09 - 08:06 AM (#2760034) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Thanks John. See you there. |
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07 Nov 09 - 04:17 AM (#2761345) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 7 days to go. |
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08 Nov 09 - 04:10 AM (#2761942) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener 6 days to go. |
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09 Nov 09 - 03:22 AM (#2762579) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener refresh for 5 |
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09 Nov 09 - 11:49 AM (#2762822) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rockhen Did they get the road opened again, Villan? Last time I went that way the detour was in place and you had to go a different way to Lincoln (and Faldingworth,) but I suspect it is all finished, now and the normal A46 route opened. |
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09 Nov 09 - 12:16 PM (#2762844) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener All done Rockhen. The rabbits can no longer have their wicked way underneath the A46 :-) |
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11 Nov 09 - 05:17 AM (#2763989) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Ooh err 3 days to go. Do Travelling Audience need the VIP treatment? :-) |
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11 Nov 09 - 01:01 PM (#2764210) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Pwitz They always need VIP treatment, Les!! Sorry we won't be there - think of me watching Paul get drunk with his old RAF mates - I know where I'd rather be. Polly |
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11 Nov 09 - 02:00 PM (#2764251) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener With his mates Polly!!!! :-) |
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12 Nov 09 - 02:34 AM (#2764584) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Ah well Thursday already. |
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12 Nov 09 - 05:08 AM (#2764623) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Travelling Audience Like the VIP bit....yes we will see you on Sat. Pol...Geoff ses its with becoming old and decrapid!!! |
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13 Nov 09 - 02:34 AM (#2765239) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener OK TAVIP's |
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14 Nov 09 - 01:49 AM (#2765747) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Its tonight and the weather will be alright. |
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14 Nov 09 - 06:17 AM (#2765820) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Tim Leaning Another full house tonight at Faldingworth. no wonder the roads wear out so fast. |
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15 Nov 09 - 05:57 AM (#2766314) Subject: Travelling Audience From: GUEST Another great night at Faldingworth...good contrast with WW and HWATP. Sorry can't make the next one though in Dec. Mo&Geoff |
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15 Nov 09 - 06:39 AM (#2766330) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Some wonderful songs from both of them and a lot of great humour. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Dont forget to check the back of your trousers or knickers this morning, especially if you smell sweeter than normal. Just waiting for Mr Sooz to send me some photo's to put up on the website. I have noted that M&G. |
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19 Nov 09 - 05:24 AM (#2769029) Subject: RE: WW & HWATP @ Faldingworth Sat Nov14 2009 From: Rasener Photo's received from Mike Dewsbury and a few are now on the website http://www.faldingworthlive.co.uk/faldingworth_live_photo's.htm |