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16 Nov 09 - 08:46 AM (#2766932) Subject: Liverpool folk and roots From: Les in Chorlton This looks good L in C |
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16 Nov 09 - 08:48 AM (#2766934) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Les in Chorlton Or possibly this: Or this L in C |
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16 Nov 09 - 08:54 AM (#2766942) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Charley Noble The second link works for me. Schedule looks great! Cheerily, Charley Noble |
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16 Nov 09 - 09:04 AM (#2766949) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Mr Happy All concerts, no sessions, not my sort of festival |
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16 Nov 09 - 10:55 AM (#2767010) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Les in Chorlton Fringe? L in C |
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16 Nov 09 - 10:56 AM (#2767011) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Mr Happy Fringe? Had one years ago before the recession! |
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17 Nov 09 - 03:03 AM (#2767562) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: GUEST Seems to be a 'secret event' First i've heard of it, & we're only just down the road in Southport. Cheers Les |
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17 Nov 09 - 03:08 AM (#2767563) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: LesB Sorry that was me above, I seemed to have dropped my cookies! Cheers Les |
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17 Nov 09 - 07:50 PM (#2768093) Subject: RE: Liverpool folk and roots From: Dave Roberts This gives me the opportunity to pass on my favourite Liverpool joke: 'Who painted the Mona Lisa?' 'Must have been Cammell Lairds - they did all the Isle Of Man boats'. If you don't get it, no doubt there will be those on this forum willing to explain... |