15 Apr 04 - 01:46 PM (#1162545) Subject: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,Leraud Mawkin will be appearing at the Waltham Abbey Folk Club on Monday 19th April. They are an excellent band based in Essex comprising of David and Jamie Delarre and Danny Crump. If you have never come across them before, this is an evening not to be missed. They are talented and enthusiastic and I can't wait to see them again. They are also on at the Oxford Festival this weekend, so should be well 'played in' for the Waltham Abbey Club! Waltham Abbey Folk Club meets every Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Royal British Legion, Brooker Street, Waltham Abbey, not far from Junction 26 of the M25. For further details contact lynnheraud@yahoo.com Lynne |
16 Apr 04 - 08:03 AM (#1163055) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet I agree with Lynne. Think I saw them last year at Moreton. Very talented young band. Should be a good one. Simon |
16 Apr 04 - 08:10 AM (#1163057) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Hurrah for Mawkin! I'll see them tonight in Oxford but I'll come to Waltham Abbey if I can work out where it is... |
16 Apr 04 - 08:33 AM (#1163084) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud If you don't know where it is, contact me and I'll give you EXACT directions. Don't want to lose any custom! |
16 Apr 04 - 08:41 AM (#1163096) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet Countess Richard Not sure where you'd be coming from but we're just off the M11/M25 interchange on the Essex/Herts border. Can't do a blue clicky on this computer, but key in Waltham Abbey Folk Club on google and we'll come up. If you need more specific directions, request them on this thread and Ill post them. Enjoy Oxford folk festival. Simon |
16 Apr 04 - 08:44 AM (#1163099) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet Sorry Lynne Our last posts clashed |
16 Apr 04 - 09:10 AM (#1163120) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Unicorn Man Hello, just to say, it all sounds so exciting but I will be going to The Bull at Barton, Beds on Monday, to the sing a round and to see Steve Last and The Ahswell Mummers, but I will be in contact soon, bye. |
16 Apr 04 - 03:27 PM (#1163414) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet The club publicity dept has written the following limerick By car, or by bus or by walkin' You can get here, for entry fee forkin' Out only four pounds For the traditional sounds Of wonderful music from Mawkin |
16 Apr 04 - 03:35 PM (#1163422) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Unicorn Man Whoever wrote that must be a genius. |
16 Apr 04 - 08:13 PM (#1163593) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud He is a genius. Surely you've heard of his book 'Cool Bananas'? |
17 Apr 04 - 01:39 AM (#1163728) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Unicorn Man Cool Bananas? No. |
17 Apr 04 - 03:34 PM (#1163910) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,Ken from Enfield May check this one out. Only up the road from me. Monday's difficult but I'll try and get along . |
17 Apr 04 - 04:01 PM (#1163922) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud Dear Ken Please do try. Mawkin are excellent and you can be assured of a warm welcome (whether you want it or not!) |
17 Apr 04 - 04:16 PM (#1163932) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: George Papavgeris Forkin' four quid? Four forkin' quid? 'Tis nothing, don't stand there just gawking. So no ifs and buts Just get of your butts and have a forkin' food evening with Mawkin |
17 Apr 04 - 04:20 PM (#1163933) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: George Papavgeris And it is for shame, I know I'm to blame; Having written the above, I can't make it. But please don't look ascance, I will do so, next chance! When it comes, I'll be certain to take it. |
17 Apr 04 - 04:25 PM (#1163936) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: breezy oh no!! all this squaking about mawkin let their music do the talkin. spotlight tonight alright? well tomorrow really |
17 Apr 04 - 05:32 PM (#1163976) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: McGrath of Harlow Here's a map The arrow points to the British Legion Hall. |
17 Apr 04 - 07:18 PM (#1164029) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Lanfranc Can't make it this week - running the Compasses session at Littley Green, Felsted (between Great Dunmow and Chelmsford for anyone from Essex or Suffolk who fancies a visit). Waltham Abbey is only just in Essex - postally it's in Enfield! Pity, I'd have liked to have caught up with Mawkin again. I'll be there the following week, though, for reasons that may later become obvious! Alan |
17 Apr 04 - 08:02 PM (#1164054) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud Mawkin are a band So I understand Who come from the old Essex Region They're lively and young Full of talent and fun And you can see them at the Legion |
18 Apr 04 - 12:38 AM (#1164174) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet If from Enfield you hail These directions won't fail Just hit Waltham Cross on the A10 A map you can spurn Perform a right turn To the sign, Waltham Abbey, mate an' When you come to the sight Of the Abbey, bear right Round to three or four shops It'll take ya Turn right down the road Till you reach our abode Though hitting the gig, I can't make ya |
18 Apr 04 - 08:00 AM (#1164294) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: breezy Lancfranc wont be there So we will have clean air |
18 Apr 04 - 09:25 AM (#1164341) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Kevin Sheils My four pounds I'll surely be forkin' For an enjoyable evening with Mawkin But I will need a lift So if Russ gets my drift I'll be there, but I won't if I'm walkin' |
18 Apr 04 - 06:04 PM (#1164640) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,Leraud But a walk is surely good for your health so if Russ can't drive yer Get there yerself. |
18 Apr 04 - 06:54 PM (#1164678) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Hello Lynne & Harlow Poet Just got back from Oxenford Much too tired to make up rhymes Just been having THE BEST of times. Thank you all for your suggestions But I still have some awkward questions (Oh, I'm getting the hang of this!) Mawkin don't know where you dwell- Have you got a STATION? Please do tell... |
18 Apr 04 - 07:42 PM (#1164716) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Lanfranc Me and El Greko Will be taking a decco At clubs (not run by Breezy) Where the smoking is easy I'll keep smoking for some time as I'd like something to get me Before Alzheimer's Waltham Abbey has no station Trains only go to the Cross No rest for a Queen on her last peregrination But Harold, with his hawk, on his hoss. Alan |
18 Apr 04 - 07:55 PM (#1164721) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo 'So will Harold and his hoss Pick me up at the Cross?' Quoth the countess (hopefully) Or what would be better If some young go-getter When Mawkin is over Revs up his Rangerover And drives me all the way home... |
19 Apr 04 - 04:33 AM (#1164965) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud I am at work so have no time to sit and write another rhyme If you tell me what time your train will be there I'll pick you up and charge no fare. Seriously, if you want to come tonight, you need the train to Waltham Cross and provided you can get there between 7:45 and 8:00 I'll pick you up. Give me a ring today on 01920 870027 or email me at lynneheraud@yahoo.com |
19 Apr 04 - 07:22 AM (#1165069) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Pete_Standing Mawkin I thought they were fawkin good. If I were you, I'd see them I would. At the Oxford Folk Fest They were probably, not quite, at their best Through late night boozin' When they should have been snoozin'. But they are such nice and talented fellas And when you've seen em you'll say, "You didn't need to tell us! They were stormin, they could play, I'd go see 'em again another day!" So go along and have a ball, And if any of you have the gall To say they were not so hot, Well, one man's meat is another's poison, is it not? |
19 Apr 04 - 02:14 PM (#1165421) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Unicorn Man Sounds great, have a nice time and see you soon. From everyone at The Friendly Earth and Fretless Acoustic Club. |
20 Apr 04 - 04:02 AM (#1165821) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud Thank you to the Friendly Earth and Fretless Club. We had a fantastic night. Mawkin are highly recommended for all clubs and festivals. Excellent music and humour. Hope you all had a good time as well. |
20 Apr 04 - 05:54 AM (#1165883) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Great evening at a friendly club and a really storming set from Mawkin that included three broken strings and a Battered Hake. And thanks for the lift there, Lynne, and to Dreadnought for the one back. |
20 Apr 04 - 08:05 AM (#1165972) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Dave of Mawkin Dear Poets, Would any of you genius's mind if I steal a few of my favourites and stick it on our website? Were all really chuffed. Thanks for a terrific night Lynne, you have a great atmosphere in the club, we really enjoyed the night too, the floor spots were excellent as well. For those who have never been, try to get to it, its a great night out for all. (especially if you get to see Kevin Shiels sing!) Dave Delarre :) |
20 Apr 04 - 08:29 AM (#1165999) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: harlowpoet Dave You'd be welcome to use anything I posted. Good luck with the band. You're a talented bunch |
20 Apr 04 - 08:39 AM (#1166011) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud Dear Dave Use whatever you like! It was great to see you all again and to meet Alex (I know his name now). Lovely interplay and humour between you all. Lynne |
20 Apr 04 - 08:39 AM (#1166012) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Dave of Mawkin Thankyou Harlowpoet, would you be Simon Vogel by any chance? |
20 Apr 04 - 09:07 AM (#1166033) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: harlowpoet Dave That's what they sometimes call me. |
20 Apr 04 - 10:05 AM (#1166096) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Unicorn Man Hello yes we a great time, Steve Last was on fire, we had a one man mummers play, a bit like the one at Waltham Abbey last week only with just one man playing all the parts. And a chewing gum and sugar experiment. More about that when I next visit. Sounds like you had a great time. I will save up some money, and I might book them next time they are in the area. |
20 Apr 04 - 10:07 AM (#1166097) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Singing Referee Before anyone asks; it's OK they've put me out now! |
20 Apr 04 - 10:29 AM (#1166116) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Kevin Sheils Dave I'm not averse to you using Any of my verse of your choosing Three w's mawkin Will have everyone talking So I hope no poet is refusing |
20 Apr 04 - 12:40 PM (#1166257) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Just been on a night out with Mawkin You get tunes, tunes, tunes and no squawkin' You should see them strings break As they play Battered Hake And the 'Worms shriek 'That's our tune, yer farkin'..... Or, Oxford Festival booked this band 'Twas Mawkin, finest in all the land They went in search for a kebab van Said Squeezy Spiers, 'I'm your man' Through Oxford's moonlit streets they trod Past dreaming spires and the book-filled Bod Till at last they spied that kebab fella Plying his trade of salmonella. Alas poor Jamie got left behind Alone with his fiddle in the rain and wind. He strode off up the road to Woodstock Thinking to find that window to knock At the rear of the Half Moon pub. Years have rolled on since this happened... But the short version is, everyone found St Clements And the session still plays on. Any use Dave? |
20 Apr 04 - 03:51 PM (#1166412) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Pete_Standing I'm glad everyone had a good time. I was a bit disappointed for the lads when they played at the Oxford Folk Festival because the audience was a bit on the thin side; then again it was Sunday at 1pm and sore and sleepy heads might have caused this. Still, I thought they were great and I'll recommend them to the organisers at the local club. Harlow poet has been an inpiration too eh what? |
20 Apr 04 - 05:47 PM (#1166513) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: George Papavgeris Inspiration? HarlowPoet? Yes, if you speak SerboCroat! Me, I found his rhymes contrived, his lines a riddle. From the heart one language speaks: that what's spoken by the Greeks. Why, I show more feeling when I take a p..... |
20 Apr 04 - 05:56 PM (#1166528) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: George Papavgeris The above was writ in jest. Thought I should explain it, lest the unfortunates who don't speak Greek got shirty. But why not begin a thread where in rhyme all is said? All you need's a keyboard, and not even QWERTY. |
20 Apr 04 - 05:58 PM (#1166530) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: tartan babe Hey, countess, you look really similar to James from Mawkin. Are you his bird? (Or would you like to be?) :-)) TB |
20 Apr 04 - 06:06 PM (#1166545) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: GUEST,harlowpoet El Greko Not sure if we've met, but I bumped into Mcgrath of Harlow this morning, and he said you wrote some good songs. So I'll let you off. Though I would anyway. Come to our club sometime. Simon |
20 Apr 04 - 06:17 PM (#1166551) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: George Papavgeris Simon, listen to McGrath for in songs great taste he hath. I am joking, though McGrath's praise is no waffle. And I'm glad you let me off - it's the whiskey that I scoff - and I hope real soon to split with you a bottle. |
21 Apr 04 - 03:34 AM (#1166852) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Hi tartan babe! Who are you? Are you very short-sighted? I don't look a bit like James but I sure as hell wish I played as well as he does... |
21 Apr 04 - 05:02 AM (#1166894) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: breezy some of El Grekos songs have already been aired at W-Ab FC although only he and Vin Garbutt do justice to Flowers in the Guns. Your leader can tell you more and Jan too So whose your next guest then? |
21 Apr 04 - 05:39 AM (#1166920) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: tartan babe lol, ok, if you take a peak at your pic here and Jamies pic here There is a tad of resemblance, don't you think? I am short sighted though! lol :-p TB |
21 Apr 04 - 05:46 AM (#1166923) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Leraud Well Countess Richard - you've certainly changed since Monday night! |
21 Apr 04 - 05:56 AM (#1166928) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo errm..not with you Lynne. Same me, same fiddle. Just more inspired to practice it. And maybe let my hair grow as long as Jamie's and make it curl... |
21 Apr 04 - 07:22 AM (#1166985) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Dave of Mawkin Sorry ladies but Jamie is taken.However the other 3 are single... ;-) |
21 Apr 04 - 07:43 AM (#1166996) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: tartan babe >Sigh< oh well. As a fellow fiddler, maybe a gutarist would be a better catch anyway! I'll have to try to catch you guys at a festival. Maybe we should all gather in the bar for a beer! 0:-p TB |
21 Apr 04 - 08:16 AM (#1167016) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Hey tartan babe! Come to Moreton Village Festival on 21 - 23 June, details on Mawkin's website. We can have more than one beer and lots of tunes. There'll be a kind of prequel (that's if Mawkin get back from Cromer pier) at the Cellar Upstairs on 8 May when the Gloworms who are doing the Friday ceilidh at Moreton will be the guests. Mawkin should be floorspotting - and there could be mass Hake Battering... |
22 Apr 04 - 06:37 AM (#1167740) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Dave of Mawkin Hey Tartan Babe! A beer sounds great, in fact, thats where you'll find Mawkin at any festival,pub or club.Were doing plenty of festivals this year, so im sure you'll be able to catch us somewhere,However come to Moreton Folk Festival on 11-13th of June (NOT 21-23rd June Countess!) and im sure you'll have fun season passes including camping are £22.50 - Check out me website to see whos playing! As for the Cellar Upstairs on the 8th of May, I dont think its physically possible, we may stay an extra day in Cromer. I better speak to the lads. Finally, I personally think the guitarist is more sexy anyway.... |
22 Apr 04 - 07:00 AM (#1167749) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: The Borchester Echo Oops sorry Dave. Must have been thinking of the Fleadh and confusing you with Bob Dylan. Do, do, do try and make the Cellar Upstairs on 8 May. That's everybody - but especially Mawkin 'cos if there's one thing better than a Gloworms gig, it's a Gloworms/Mawkin confrontation! |
22 Apr 04 - 07:15 AM (#1167755) Subject: RE: MAWKIN - Waltham Abbey Folk Club From: Dave of Mawkin Actually, if you see an early picture of Dylan, I do look a bit like him, expecially when I get up with a hangover! A Mawkin/Gloworms confrontation has only ever happened once in history, are the public ready for another?! |