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York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10

08 Apr 12 - 04:12 AM (#3335259)
Subject: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

The plans are just about finished and wow impressive for a free festival, the schedule is not out yet but I can say that we will be hosting the sing around on the Saturday afternoon after the Yorkshire Garland session, in the evening we will be on in the marquee at 20.45 for half an hour followed by Holly Tamar (recently booked to appear on Later with Jools Holland this summer) who is followed by Miles Cain (who has already done the Jools Holland gig and other TV stuff) the final Act I think is King Courgette. Lots of other stuff going on. Friday night in the Marquee I think is the York Songwriters showcase, a mixed session the other side of town (about a 3/4 of a mile away) in the Victoria Vaults, Nunnery lane. Sunday I expect Monkeys Fist will be hosting the sing around and be appearing in the Marquee along with a host of others. There will be the usual Folk club with an open list and a muso's session Saturday and Sunday as per usual....ooo Morris and rappers, indeed the full monty.
AND ALL FREE. There will be buckets going around for donations for towards the expenses of the Black Swan Folk Club non of the acts appearing get paid and are broadly part of the York folk scene or supporters of the Black Swan Folk Club


08 Apr 12 - 01:48 PM (#3335413)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: foggers

And will there be NO mention of the Queen's jubilee? I am developing an allergy....


08 Apr 12 - 04:47 PM (#3335472)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler

Morris? Woooeee!


09 Apr 12 - 06:36 AM (#3335629)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

Just got the proposed Marquee running order from Roland

10.    THE PROGRAMME TAKES SHAPE. The running order for the Marquee stage is now complete and I am currently putting finishing touches to the sequence of indoor events. As soon as the full programme is ready I'll ask our Webmaster to put it up online. To whet your appetite, here is a summary of Marquee and outdoor performers, in order of appearance:

Friday 8th June (kindly programmed by Phil Simpson): According To Eve / Dan Wilde / Andy Stones / The Vintones / Roger Davies / The Hut People

Saturday 9th June: Eddie Affleck / York Young Fiddlers / Blackbeard's Tea Party / Acorn Morris / Gloria Jeffries / The Gerry McNeice Band / Jessica Lawson / Pale And Interesting / David Swann / Stan Graham / Ebor Morris / Broken Ground / Two Black Sheep and a Stallion / Holly Taymar & Christopher Bilton / Miles Cain & Friends / King Courgette

Sunday 10th June: Tim Pheby / Caramba! / Kaminari Taiko Drummers / The Basement Band / Sarah Dean / Minster Strays Morris / Union Central / Paula Ryan / The Fine Companions / Phil Cerny / Dan Webster / Graham Hodge / Union Jill / Moonshine Creek


16 May 12 - 06:16 PM (#3351769)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

Yea not long now


16 May 12 - 07:00 PM (#3351792)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: Leadfingers

Is there reasonable Camping Pete ??


17 May 12 - 03:50 AM (#3351898)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

There is a regular campsite in bishopthorpe a couple of miles down the river, don't know how many of our lot will be up but there is always indoor camping at ours mate and with luck maybe even a spare bed, 2BS&S don't get back from Canada until the early hours Friday morning - Heathrow , and back in around 2 pm, the mrs will throw a hissyfit cos the house isn't turned round, I think daughter and family are house sitting whilst we are away but we have a spare room which we use as storage at the Mo, you are welcome to find a space in there if we haven't a bed. We live about a mile away from Black Swan, a £5 cab ride split three ways others hang around for a bus and use bus passes!


17 May 12 - 10:58 AM (#3352043)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

bump


24 May 12 - 11:09 AM (#3355100)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

OK Terry's bed is booked, no more left at our house. Anyone else coming, we are away now till the 8th


25 May 12 - 01:01 AM (#3355342)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

bump


28 May 12 - 09:19 PM (#3356628)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

up periscope


02 Jun 12 - 02:42 AM (#3358280)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

arise!


03 Jun 12 - 01:00 AM (#3358644)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

thump


04 Jun 12 - 05:37 AM (#3359047)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

bump


05 Jun 12 - 02:30 AM (#3359434)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

pump my lads pump her high


08 Jun 12 - 06:40 AM (#3360863)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: Willa

and again!


09 Jun 12 - 03:05 AM (#3361180)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: peregrina

on now!


09 Jun 12 - 04:29 AM (#3361185)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

yup great session in the pub last night if a tad small but select band of musicians, Leadfingers is here too!


09 Jun 12 - 04:59 PM (#3361391)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler

I couldn't get out tonight for puppy reasons. Hope it was all dry for dancing. :-)


09 Jun 12 - 06:51 PM (#3361425)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

a window in the rain opened up


10 Jun 12 - 05:19 AM (#3361536)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

Phew, weird day, I was hallucinating by midnight, I put it down to jet lag! Brilliant day even if I struggled to hear myself for the first song ......Argh! Found out the cause after but hey no one seemed to notice the screw up! Great to see Linda and Pistachio and even greater treat to hear them sing. All in all a great day in spite of the rain. Will be missing most of today visiting a relly in hospital in Middlesborough


10 Jun 12 - 08:58 AM (#3361600)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: Linda Kelly

Great to see you Peter as well. And looking great despite jet lag .I had 'wet lag' by the end of the day!


11 Jun 12 - 11:03 AM (#3362064)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: Leadfingers

Well I had a great time forgetting my lyrics !! Cracking weekend , and many thanks to Stallion for letting me doss at his place !!


11 Jun 12 - 11:24 AM (#3362073)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

Back to work bright and breezy UGH!!!! It was good to catch up with old friends and making new ones, made a convert too, lovely girl, gazed into my eyes and said " If only you were forty years younger" I was speechless for once! Oh, she had heard 2BS&S earlier and bought a cd never listened to stuff like it before, very smitten with the music! Terry, I either got it wrong or i really got it wrong, I will pm about the two girls if you're interested not going to discuss it in the open forum!


11 Jun 12 - 11:26 AM (#3362075)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: GloriaJ

Really enjoyed what I saw of the weekend - I was on in the afternoon on saturday,then had to leave for another gig elsewhere in the evening.It was fun to meet up with friends there,like Gerry and Ani MacNeice,Gerry Cooper,Brian Stafford etc etc. I know I had a fair few supporters in the audience, but also some who'd never seen me perform before and as I looked out at them their faces registered a strange mixture of astonishment and terror.I think I was about two songs into my set when the monsoon descended - so powerful was the rain that I could hardly hear myself,and it poured through the canopy in various places.I like a challenge - as long as I can overcome it!
Thanks to Roland and everyone for their efforts.


11 Jun 12 - 11:34 AM (#3362084)
Subject: RE: York W/E of folk June 8.9 & 10
From: stallion

Gloria, I saw you as you breezed in, I was performing elsewhere during your set so missed it. your comment "astonishment and terror" made me chuckle a bit.