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25 Mar 04 - 11:50 AM (#1145870) Subject: trad song in Lancs From: Scotus I've not long come down from Scotland to just outside Burnley in Lancs and would welcome suggestions as to where I would get a welcome of an evening singing Scots songs and ballads. Jack Beck |
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25 Mar 04 - 12:07 PM (#1145897) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: IanC Jack Here's one list of folk venues.# I'm wondering, though, if someone went from the North West of England to, say, Glasgow ... what would you say if they asked you for somewhere they could get an evening of traditional Lancashire songs? ;-) |
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25 Mar 04 - 12:10 PM (#1145898) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: Leadfingers I like the idea Ian but I feel Scotus is looking for somewhere to SING scots songs - He's probably on Missionary Work! |
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25 Mar 04 - 12:22 PM (#1145913) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: Scotus Oops - clarification required. I simply want to find somewhere where people enjoy singing and listening to ballads and songs, regardless of where they (people or songs) come from. There is a good session along the road in Nelson on Wednesday nights which I've found already. Jack |
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25 Mar 04 - 07:13 PM (#1146251) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: GUEST,Liza Listen to BBC Radio Lancashire every thurs 8pm - 9pm details of folk clubs in that area are always given on Lancashire Drift |
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23 Apr 05 - 10:59 AM (#1468792) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Jack In Burnley, you're not far from Yorkshire. Please let Yorkshire hear your lovely singing also. BtC |
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23 Apr 05 - 01:09 PM (#1468853) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: GUEST,PB in the wild Lancashire Forum Pages The above link will give you a few ideas, feel free to add any location you find as well! PB |
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23 Apr 05 - 03:02 PM (#1468921) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: breezy also contact cllr as Col K is staying with him and he's from Burnley. and Col K knows all you'll need to know Thats what you learn from following Dan Mckinnon to Ampthill |
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24 Apr 05 - 03:04 AM (#1469145) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: Les in Chorlton Scotus,you will be very welcome any Thursday at: Chorlton Folk Club Southwest Manchester Cricket Club Ellesmere Road Off Wlibraham Road Chorlton Manchester although it is a bit of a treck. http://www.chorltonartsfestival.com/event-detail.php?event_id=38 |
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24 Apr 05 - 05:17 PM (#1469561) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: GUEST,Gin Just to clarify, Jack, the club in Nelson has moved to the Burnley Miners' Club, Plumb Street, guess where, same time and date and mostly same personnel. Mind you, I wouldn't really call it entirely traditional... but as you surely know you were always most welcome. Gin, Wench 2 |
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25 Apr 05 - 08:43 AM (#1470072) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: clansfolk This thread may be of interest Garstang's not far away from you. |
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25 Apr 05 - 11:37 AM (#1470203) Subject: RE: trad song in Lancs From: Scotus Sorry folks but I've moved to Florida - where there's even less trad Scots singing. No - I wasn't run out of Lancs, and did find a very warm welcome at the Wagon and Horses in Nelson. I had heard that since I left it has moved to the Miners Club in Burnley. BTW, I ran into Abby Sale in Orlando yesterday (he of the 'Happy' posts) and we had a great natter! Jack Beck |