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03 Jan 11 - 07:04 AM (#3066118) Subject: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear Crayside Folk Club is hosting a one day festival of song, fun and games at the Seven Stars, Foots Cray High Street, Sidcup DA14 5HJ on Saturday January 22nd Doors open 12.00 Singaround starts 14.00 Traditional Pub Games - Shove Ha'penny, Toad in the Hole, Devil among the Tailors, Dominoes, Darts Acoustic guest performer spots during the afternoon Open Mike from 19.30 Guest hotspots from Dave Kenningham, Quidnunc (Kerry & Mandy with Stuart Pendrill) Empty Vessels (Graham Corbould with Jim Jeram) A few Open Mike slots already booked by Rosa's Daughters The Rustic Ramblers The Winsocks Tone Deaf Leopard plenty more slots available Guest Real Ale and hot food available website - Winter Sing facebook - Crayside Folk, Facebook Group |
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03 Jan 11 - 09:51 AM (#3066203) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Girl Friday Devil Among the Tailors ? |
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03 Jan 11 - 06:14 PM (#3066554) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: romanyman But its Burns Night, |
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03 Jan 11 - 06:48 PM (#3066577) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear I thought Burns night was Tuesday January 25th ? Whatever, if he turns up we'll make him as welcome as anyone else. |
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04 Jan 11 - 09:41 AM (#3066966) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear Devil Among the Tailors, otherwise known as table skittles but that sounds boring in comparison :-) |
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04 Jan 11 - 05:36 PM (#3067289) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Girl Friday I thought we were having table skittles.... do not confuse me any more than I am already please |
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06 Jan 11 - 08:39 AM (#3068419) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear Eggibred, guests at the first Crayside Live back in November, will be taking an open mike slot on 22nd, possibly with an addition and performing as The Hog Eye Men. It's coming together nicely |
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06 Jan 11 - 09:47 AM (#3068474) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Girl Friday Then there's Don Thompson who we overlooked. Though I believe he was invited on Facebook. |
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09 Jan 11 - 09:19 AM (#3070523) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Girl Friday Refresh. This is our next event |
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20 Jan 11 - 04:33 PM (#3078868) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear This Saturday Plenty of opportunities to sing - Afternoon Singaround and Evening Open Mike with guests. |
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21 Jan 11 - 04:13 PM (#3079617) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear Anyone who would like to help during the day would be extremely well received as we are a couple short through illness. On the other hand if you just want to enjoy yourself you're still most welcome. |
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21 Jan 11 - 08:06 PM (#3079741) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Leadfingers I MAY well wander over , but that depends on getting the car back from the mechies !! |
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23 Jan 11 - 09:57 AM (#3080622) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: GUEST,Woodsie Wel I really enjoyed the day. The group of singers that included Stewart Pendrill & Paul Sirman - don't know the other's names they really transformed a good singaround into a racking singaround in the afternoon/early evening. Pam & Paul, Tony & Lesley, Graham, Pate The Hat, Pete The Prayer, and then later on so much talent on the open mic Rustic Ramblers, Quinunc, Chris Davidson, DK, and Empty Vessels - what fantasic violin playing from empty vessel Jim Jeram. It's such a shame that there is a big ? hamging over the pub's future after April this year. |
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23 Jan 11 - 10:00 AM (#3080624) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: GUEST,Woodsie And I almost forgot - a big thank you to Richard & Linda Neal for all the hard work they did despite poor health to make the day a success. What a fantastic sound from the PA - I wish we had such good equipment at Blackheath! Well done Rafflesbear old chap! |
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23 Jan 11 - 01:54 PM (#3080803) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Rafflesbear Blush. One small correction is that Jim Jeram was unfortunately sick and couldn't turn up. His place was taken by local fiddler supreme Richard Moore and he was totally fantastic. Thanks to Graham Corbould for bringing him along and almost succeeding in keeping pace with him!! Thanks to all the great players who turned out for us yesterday. |
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23 Jan 11 - 01:59 PM (#3080806) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: GUEST,Woodsie Really strange I was going to write that I haven't seen violin played like that since I last heard Jeff Moore play - are they related? |
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23 Jan 11 - 03:58 PM (#3080901) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: GUEST,pete nice to see new people[to me anyway]and great talent. have i just got a nickname now woodsie?.well i just said one for you and for the sickie folk. |
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01 Feb 11 - 09:21 AM (#3086580) Subject: RE: Winter Folk Sing - Sidcup - January 22nd From: Girl Friday Well - it sounds like we missed an amazing day ! I've seen Fisheye's videos - and it looked like a huge success. As for the future of the pub- it's looking good for at least another year, during which we must help Mick Stokes to make the pub profitable. If all goes well, he should be able to stay there. The pub is a grade 2 listed building, so any changes should not impact on the building too much. In the event of losing our great venue, we have another in prospect, just up the road. |