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14 Sep 10 - 07:23 AM (#2986464) Subject: folk concert evening From: GUEST,the good intent john street rochester me1 1y PIGS EAR are show cased this months popular session with support provided by our club musicians. Hosted by Simon Barlow |
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14 Sep 10 - 09:57 AM (#2986563) Subject: RE: folk concert evening From: SINSULL You may want to rethink your title so people have know where and when. Maybe :Pigs Ear on Sept 18 at...? |
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15 Sep 10 - 08:55 AM (#2987162) Subject: RE: folk concert evening From: Hamish A quick google turns up the reason for Guest's name: 3 John St Rochester ME1 1YL 01634 843 118 But I can't find any information about gig dates at the pub's nor the band's web-sites. |
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15 Sep 10 - 01:17 PM (#2987349) Subject: RE: folk concert evening From: Richard Bridge It was yesterday, the 14th Sept. I was jockstrap (well, to put it another way, it was the debut for Roger the Chorister IV as support - a few bloopers but a fair wall of sound in places). Pigs Ear were nice as always, but I had to leave before the end as feeling not well. |
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15 Sep 10 - 01:20 PM (#2987350) Subject: RE: folk concert evening From: Richard Bridge http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=556825165&ref=ts Growler normally keeps us here in the loop on the folkier things but there are occasional sunday musics, and once a month an electric open mic too. Sept 24/25 is the 100 Ale there (Dal the Landlord's 40th and Growler's 60th burpdays) |
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15 Sep 10 - 02:53 PM (#2987421) Subject: RE: folk concert evening From: GUEST,Girl Friday Hope you are feeling better Richard. You did look a bit poorly. All three of you did a grand job though, and if I hadn't heard Growler offer you a main booking, would have demanded one. We don't get to the G I as often as we'd like to, but last night was a must. The Piggies were excellent, many new songs (well new old songs). |