02 Feb 03 - 02:28 PM (#880733) Subject: Otley Folk Festival. From: Nevada Hi Everyone! Does anybody have or know where to get hold of information about this years 'Otley Black Sheep Folk Festival'? Please help luv AAA x |
02 Feb 03 - 02:55 PM (#880762) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Willa Website address is http://www.otleyfolkfestival.fsnet.co.uk/ |
02 Feb 03 - 03:16 PM (#880776) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Geoff the Duck There is a date for it, but no obvious details yet. Search using VIVISIMO CLUSTERING SEARCH ENGINE Sites listed include these:- Festival site - first address Festival Site - address 2 They both appear identical, but located at different web addresses. Quack! GtD. |
03 Feb 03 - 01:42 PM (#881516) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Sibelius I will be holding Raggytash to his promise this year!! |
03 Feb 03 - 05:44 PM (#881781) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Linda Kelly Not a lot on it is there? |
03 Feb 03 - 05:55 PM (#881792) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: John Routledge The Shellback Chorus are performing at Otley this year. Worth a visit just for them :0) |
03 Feb 03 - 06:00 PM (#881798) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Linda Kelly How true! |
02 Sep 03 - 02:55 PM (#1011426) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen There's more on the website now, Linda (but not a great deal of detail, and NOTHING about camping...). Shellbacks have been asked to host a singaround on tne Friday evening, so come and join us. Who else will be there? |
02 Sep 03 - 03:15 PM (#1011437) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: John Routledge Most Shellbacks sing non-sea songs at non-maritime festivals when not performing with the Chorus.A great start to the Festival should be assured at the Friday night sing around venue. Watch this space. If 2000 and 2001 are anything to go by enjoyment overall is guaranteed. |
02 Sep 03 - 03:34 PM (#1011453) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: kitchen piper Hi! Seriouskitchen will be there. Not sure of the times yet though! lol :-)) Vix |
02 Sep 03 - 04:17 PM (#1011487) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen Hope to be able to get to see you Vix- and the lovely Nick :0) Love the name... welcome to Mudcat! |
02 Sep 03 - 07:34 PM (#1011647) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Emma B Shall be there again stewarding. Does anyone know whether it is possible just to pay for camping as hope to bring 'fringe friend' |
02 Sep 03 - 08:16 PM (#1011673) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Col K Camp site will be open from lunchtime on Thursday.I will be there along with the usual security team to look after you all. Not sure when the catering will arrive, certainly there for Friday. Hope this helps a little |
03 Sep 03 - 02:50 AM (#1011822) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: GUEST,Greycap I'll be there playing on the Saturday night with my pal Tony Martin - any 'Catters, please come and say 'hi' Roger Knowles |
03 Sep 03 - 03:51 AM (#1011836) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: treewind We'll be there Saturday and Sunday. Going to have to look for this shellback chorus everybody keeps talking about! Anahata |
03 Sep 03 - 03:54 AM (#1011839) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen Will look out for you Anahata. Will you be selling copies of your new CD by any chance? *grin* (How's it going?) |
03 Sep 03 - 05:09 AM (#1011861) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: red max I came along on the Saturday last year mainly so my young daughter could enjoy the morris dancing. I must admit that being relatively new to the folk scene I was too shy to hunt out any singing sessions etc. This year I'd really like to meet some mudcatters. Where's the best place to hear and join in some trad singing? |
03 Sep 03 - 08:06 AM (#1011924) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen red max, as soon as I know any more about venues I'll post it here. I'll have my mudcat badge on and will be pleased to meet you. Perhaps someone who knows the festival better than I could suggest a time & location for a mini-mudcat-meetup? |
04 Sep 03 - 04:38 AM (#1012524) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: kitchen piper Hi! As a newbie to mudcat, I am badgeless. How would I go about getting one? I saw heaps of people with badges at Whitby, it was really cool! :-)) Vix |
04 Sep 03 - 04:53 AM (#1012534) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Noreen, The Mason's, which is across the road diagonally from the Civic Centre may prove to be a good venue, the landlord is folk friendly, decent beer and surroundings. There is often a session in the garden where he provides shelter in the way of a gazebo and he is not averse to us singing in the pub, I think I may recall some late nights there! Sibelius, the offer is still there just make yourself knwon |
04 Sep 03 - 05:06 AM (#1012536) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: red max Kitchen Piper - I don't have a badge either. Perhaps we could improvise. If you have a cat I can supply the mud Who's up for a beer in The Mason's, then? |
04 Sep 03 - 05:15 AM (#1012539) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Mr Happy for badges pm Tig or Badger |
04 Sep 03 - 05:31 AM (#1012549) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: smallpiper For t-shirts pm bill\sables |
04 Sep 03 - 05:45 AM (#1012558) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen To explain for newbies :0) For badges, send a Personal Message to Mudcatter Tig (click here) whose husband the Badger will make them for you. (Send Personal Message is in drop-down menu (Quick Links) at top right of page). |
04 Sep 03 - 06:29 AM (#1012566) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Tig Badges are 50p. If you would like a smart bagtag suitable for instrument cases with the Mudcat logo and your name they are £1. A SAE with your money and requirements (up to 5 badges or a badge and a couple of keyrings for a first class stamp) to John Ingram 7 Quarry Road Norton Doncaster DN6 9HS will get them to you (eventually!!!). |
04 Sep 03 - 06:59 AM (#1012576) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: treewind Noreen You may well ask ('bout the CD) but I couldn't possibly comment!!! Anahata |
16 Sep 03 - 12:15 PM (#1019954) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Mrs.Duck Only a few days to go now - looking forward to it. Two days with Tanglefoot and lots and lots of singing with the Shellbacks, singaround on Friday night at Whitakers should be a good starter from 5.30pm. See you all there. |
16 Sep 03 - 01:09 PM (#1019998) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: John Routledge Several MudCatters have dual nationality with the Shellback Chorus so for early arrivals from 5.30 Fri in Whitakers where the Shellbacks are hosting the singaround looks good - pending confirmation of an "exclusive" Mudcat Mini Meet elsewhere? |
16 Sep 03 - 04:08 PM (#1020125) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Zany Mouse MCP and I are hoping to get to this one. Any idea about camper van parking? Rhiannon |
16 Sep 03 - 04:37 PM (#1020146) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Tig We will be around for Saturday afternoon but other commitments mean we can't do any more. |
16 Sep 03 - 06:56 PM (#1020245) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Col K Campsite opens at lunchtime thursday. I will be there do come and visit me . On thursday evening at 3 Horseshoes Mike Agranoff,Dave Vermond,The Hall Bros and Jon Brindley and at Korks wine bar Jon Brindley, Brendan Croker and Jackie Leven will be appearing. Come and enjoy a good festival with us |
17 Sep 03 - 07:34 PM (#1021089) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Ned Ludd Thanks Col. We've just had Mike Agranoff at the club and I'd like to catch him again. It 'd be good to see Dave and the Hall Bros as well! Dave. |
18 Sep 03 - 04:57 AM (#1021253) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: muppett Raggtash The pub you are describing is not the Masons it's the Mansion house and yep it's a folk friendly pub, Otley's answer to the fleece (Whitby) See you all there Cheers MUPPETT |
18 Sep 03 - 05:09 AM (#1021259) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash http://www.pubsinotley.freeuk.com/pubs.htm I think Muppett my old bean, that you will not find a Mansion pub, but you will find a Masons |
18 Sep 03 - 05:12 AM (#1021260) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash |
18 Sep 03 - 05:13 AM (#1021261) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Oh Bugger, I knew it began with "M" it's the Manor I must pay more attention I must pay more attention I must pay more attention I .......... |
18 Sep 03 - 06:14 AM (#1021287) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: muppett Aye that's right Raggytash it's the manor house, like you I knew it began with a M, ANY ROAD I'm still going to be there what ever it's called, see yer |
18 Sep 03 - 07:14 AM (#1021317) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Mrs.Duck Right then so might see you in the Mas..Man...Mor...PUB! |
18 Sep 03 - 07:30 AM (#1021322) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen Yeah, but try Whittakers Friday night and say hello. Looks like you won't be able to miss the Shellbacks (ok, some of you will have to try VERY hard) as we're doing singarounds and concert spots all weekend all over the place. Weather's lovely at the moment... |
18 Sep 03 - 07:38 AM (#1021325) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Noreen I've got a litle clock of yours(I'm sure there's a song in there somewhere) we'll be camping over the weekend and stewarding, starting Friday evening at the town hall/civic hall whatever they call it. They work you hard at Otley, a couple of years ago we ended up doing 11 hours one day and filling in the a compare who didn't materialise ! Will try and ensure you get your clock back !! (I bet there's another song there) |
18 Sep 03 - 08:10 AM (#1021335) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen That little clock of mine (another song) will be pretty well-travelled. Reminds me of a lovely song Sue vG does: ...but as long as you're able to wind up me clock, then I'll have no reason to worry :0) I'm sure I'll clock you over the weekend, Raggy. PS Clocks will all be going back soon. |
18 Sep 03 - 09:14 AM (#1021372) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: muppett Look out for the German clock winder as well |
18 Sep 03 - 09:14 AM (#1021373) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Take your time me lovely owd lad there ain't no reason to hurry for as long as you're able to wind up me clock then I'll no reason to worry sing it myself, fancy a little clock winding ? |
18 Sep 03 - 09:24 AM (#1021379) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen tsk tsk and on your wife's birthday too |
18 Sep 03 - 09:28 AM (#1021381) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen My little clock has a battery so doesn't need winding. Anyone sing the German Clock Winder at Otley for me? Not heard it for ages and can't remember the tune. |
18 Sep 03 - 09:50 AM (#1021397) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash I do that one as well |
18 Sep 03 - 09:59 AM (#1021402) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen versatile aren't you :0) |
18 Sep 03 - 10:15 AM (#1021410) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Noted for it |
18 Sep 03 - 01:45 PM (#1021576) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Red and White Rabbit you'll be getting a reputation Rags |
18 Sep 03 - 01:49 PM (#1021580) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Ned Ludd Getting? |
18 Sep 03 - 02:01 PM (#1021594) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Mrs.Duck Raggytash sang 'as long as you're able..' for me on my hen night in Whitby aah!! Christine and I can do some belated birthday cebrelations at the weekend! one more days, me johnnies... |
19 Sep 03 - 12:52 PM (#1021906) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen I'm off shortly. Piddling down tho! |
22 Sep 03 - 05:58 AM (#1022937) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Well what a good do, Mike Agrinoff, Serious Kitchen, Artisan, Old Rope String Band and Tanglefoot as well as many other great performances. The only sour note was inconsiderate folks on the camp site who seem to think it acceptable to make a great racket at 3 in the morning despite the quiet that prevailed over the surrounding tents, ignoring the fact that a tent had been erected precisely for their use. When asked politely by Wombat to pipe down a tad they became abusive to her and then proceeded to shout how noisy they were going to be the next night. Any ideas how this can be eliminated |
22 Sep 03 - 06:17 AM (#1022940) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Pied Piper Shotgun. PP |
22 Sep 03 - 01:11 PM (#1023056) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash What a nice idea !! Pity you wouldn't get away with it though |
22 Sep 03 - 04:31 PM (#1023201) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Kate It was lovely to see everyone at the festival. I particularly enjoyed dancing to Whapweasel and listening to the Shellback Chorus. |
22 Sep 03 - 07:23 PM (#1023223) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen You are such a sweetie, Kate :0) Lovely to have you singing with us too. Ah, Whapweasel- so that's who we were dancing to! That was fun. Good to meet blue quiff man too! That Black Sheep went down far too easily. And I didn't get my clock back! |
23 Sep 03 - 05:28 AM (#1023402) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Raggytash Noreen, Darling Re your clock:- I'll keep it safe for another time, would you like me to email a photgraph of it, to show you it is being looked after fed and watered? |
23 Sep 03 - 06:06 AM (#1023422) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: Noreen Don't worry, it'll be sorted on 26th October- that's when all the clocks go back. |
23 Sep 03 - 01:11 PM (#1023619) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: KJ Nice to see you at Otley Raggy. If you can't beat noisy b*****d's on the campsite I suggest you join them with highland war pipes (lots of them), Oakley's fan club the DGP's, a herd of buffalo, several mating cats, Colin's mums budgie (it's loud!!)& a primary school recorder group. Should make a cacophony enough to send anyone running a mile! Failing that I could always mix up a nice concoction to put in their water bottles /coffee cups/ beer which would put 'em out of action for a while! |
24 Sep 03 - 03:42 AM (#1024146) Subject: RE: Otley Folk Festival. From: John Routledge Great pity about the nocturnal interuptions but otherwise a great atmosphere with many many highlights. |