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16 May 01 - 06:43 PM (#464198) Subject: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: GUEST,vectis Broadstairs festival is from August 10th to 17th, between Sidmouth and Whitby weeks. I'm looking forward to a week of Sun, sand and real ale with great music in Kent. Are there any other Mudcatters going? Maybe we can get together somewhere and sing, play and chat? |
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16 May 01 - 06:51 PM (#464206) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: Murray MacLeod I wish. I have heard so many tales of Broadstairs Festival from mutual friends, I would love to be there. Are you still playing the Martin backpacker, btw, Mary? And why are you a "Guest" ????? Murray |
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17 May 01 - 06:31 PM (#465082) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: Dead Horse Meself, missus, several Gundulfs Morris and some Dead Horse ditto will be there, and every year (hopefully. Into cajun stuff as well as singarounds. I'll be the one with sailor smock & beard & pony tail......... |
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20 May 01 - 03:31 PM (#466911) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Hi Murray. The cookie in my machine obviously has a glitch somewhere. I've corrected it umpteen times but with no luck so far. I bet I'm a Guest again tonight because I've just signed on and haven't checked my status yet. I'll do Wad Ye Gan Love for you so that your song will visit Broadstairs even if you can't. Next time you're in UK come and visit us all down in Seaford. |
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20 May 01 - 03:33 PM (#466913) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis PS.- Yes the Martin is still going strong, fancy you remembering that! |
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21 May 01 - 05:45 PM (#467365) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Only 2 of us going then? |
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22 May 01 - 03:57 AM (#467689) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: English Jon I've got to be there. Doing shit loads of gigs at Broadstairs. Money is terrible. Oh well, good exposure. English Jon |
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22 May 01 - 07:48 PM (#468222) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: GUEST,vectis See you there Jon. I'm with Travelling Folk. |
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24 May 01 - 06:42 PM (#469852) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis refresh |
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25 May 01 - 10:02 AM (#470238) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: GUEST,ade Yep! I'll be there.. as will most of the Deal Folk Club and various others in the area. I don't perform unless you count drinking loads and falling over. I never miss Triality but the pub is so packed that it takes half an hour to get served! However, the advantage is that you can't fall over! |
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25 May 01 - 07:00 PM (#470623) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Yeah! Triality is great entertainment but the volume is too loud for me. I'm one of those standing outside listening and heckling. See you there? |
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01 Aug 01 - 07:34 PM (#519394) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Off to Sidmouth early tomorrow. Heading for Broadstairs on 10th August. See you all there guys. Look for the bartowel coat round the town or at Travelling Folk gigs. I can be found at the dragon flag on the campsite. See you all there having fun, fun, fun in the sun. |
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02 Aug 01 - 09:51 AM (#519642) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: English Jon Vectis, see you later mate. EJ |
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02 Aug 01 - 11:51 AM (#519735) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: Jim Cheydi Wheelies down the prom on the RD and first proper outing for me new board. Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! Bet it bloody snows. |
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02 Aug 01 - 12:02 PM (#519745) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: English Jon The eskimos have 83 different words for snow. People in Broadstairs have 6,534,289. Little known fact for you there Jim. EJ |
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02 Aug 01 - 12:23 PM (#519756) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: Jim Cheydi ROFL! Every day is a day at school. |
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02 Aug 01 - 04:23 PM (#519906) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: Arnie Everyone I know on the folk scene (that makes 6 then,) is going to Broadstairs - look out for the poet Ken Latham, Avril & Sue (singing as Suave), Mike Wood (blues guitar) etc. etc. - all regular members of the Deal Folk Club, Of course it helps when you only have to travel 2-3 miles to the festival!! |
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02 Aug 01 - 07:14 PM (#520049) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: rock chick Lucky buggers you lot, I used to live there, it's a great week, unfortunately I can't make it this year,played there last year great fun, anyway you lot I be thinking of you all, maybe see u next year |
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07 Aug 01 - 07:32 PM (#523023) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Back from Sidmouth, a bit earlier than expected. Fewer people there than usual. The weather was wet! wet! Wet! A bit like Lamorna. Kent has obviously booked all the sunshine. |
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08 Aug 01 - 04:16 AM (#523299) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: IanC Hi! Look out for my mate Simon Vogel, who's "Poet in Residence" this year.
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08 Aug 01 - 03:52 PM (#523748) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: SueH We'll look forward to seeing you, then (except Ian, of course - coming to the next session (29th, I think. sorry we didn't make this week....)?). Tam Lin is playing in the main tent, one of the pubs (Admiral something???), & running some workshops. DEFINITELY look forward to seeing some of you there! SueH |
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18 Aug 01 - 08:28 PM (#530905) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: vectis Ian, Simon was great. He didn't miss a Travelling Folk gig all week. It was great to meet you Jon. A smashing gig at the Concert Marquee. I saw Dead Horse around a lot but never got to play with him. What am I saying??????? Weather was dry and hot and sunny most of the week. The best Broadstairs in years. Pity so many of you missed it. It was lovely, after Sidmouth, to find a festival where the organisers didn't try to screw the last penny out of you. I'll go back next year even if I'm not booked but I don't think Sidmouth 2002 will be a priority even if it is bigger. |
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18 Aug 01 - 09:20 PM (#530924) Subject: RE: BS: Broadstairs Folk Week 2001 From: McGrath of Harlow I'll get there next year maybe, I wasn't up to it straight from Sidmouth. . I'm glad to hear Simon Vogel (of Harlow of course)went down well. He's a good lad.
Here are a couple of his Ruthless Rhymes:
Last Saturday, my uncle Fred
I was most distressed when Mabel |