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28 Oct 10 - 12:16 PM (#3017794) Subject: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Ian Hendrie The following free event may be of interest to anyone in the Manchester area on Saturday, 30th October 2010. Bitter Cry of Labour A talk by Roy Palmer to launch his new book. 'Working Songs' illustrates 200 years of workers' lives through ballads, song and verse. Songs will also be performed. (Pete Coe is one singer I know is booked to be present) Suitable for adults. Booking required. Free. 2.00pm – 4.00pm People's History Museum Left Bank Spinningfields Manchester M3 3ER United Kingdom Tel/Fax: +44 (0)161 838 9190 |
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29 Oct 10 - 09:26 AM (#3018459) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Les in Chorlton A timely and I predict brilliant event but a wedding invite prevents - best of luck to all and buy the book The People's History Museim October 30th L in C# |
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29 Oct 10 - 09:35 AM (#3018464) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: mikesamwild I had planned to come but we have a much needed home match at Sheffield United. But I will certainly be buying the book (pub. Herron) It's great venue isn't it Les?. |
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29 Oct 10 - 10:01 AM (#3018487) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Emma B I've got several of Roy Palmer's books and am looking forwrd to this event - just confirmed a booking :) |
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29 Oct 10 - 12:25 PM (#3018595) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Les in Chorlton It's a great venue Mike and a grand to hear your sweet tones! L in C# |
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29 Oct 10 - 12:45 PM (#3018614) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Phil Edwards Why the blinking flip* didn't I know about this earlier? One day's notice is one day too soon, or something. *Pardon my language, but sometimes it's the only choice. |
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29 Oct 10 - 12:59 PM (#3018626) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Matthew Edwards Here's a link to the publishers Herron Publishing, with a few sample pages from the book available to read online. Matthew |
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29 Oct 10 - 01:10 PM (#3018640) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Les in Chorlton Ha ha: "Why the blinking flip* didn't I know about this earlier? One day's notice is one day too soon, or something" Last year I started putting local events to Manchester on The The Beech Facebook. I have been resting abroad but have returned and will try to se its upto date and includes gems like this Cheers Songs this Wednesday then? L in C# |
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29 Oct 10 - 04:15 PM (#3018794) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: RoyH (Burl) I would love to be there but alas too short notice. Anyine going please give regards to Roy Palmer from Roy Harris. |
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29 Oct 10 - 08:37 PM (#3019008) Subject: RE: Bitter Cry of Labour - Manchester UK From: Herga Kitty This thread reminds me that I first met David Eckersley of Herron Publishing 40 years ago at Sidmouth festival... many thanks to Roy for the books he's already put together and all best wishes for this one! Kitty |