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28 Sep 04 - 09:24 AM (#1283118) Subject: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy the St Albans 'Windward' Folksong club welcome Marilyn for a return visit at the Duke of Marlborough, Holywell Hill. We just wallow in her talent and enthusiasm With a full supporting cast it promises to be a great evening visit www.folk4all.net Friday 1st October ,doors open 7.30 p.m. |
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28 Sep 04 - 09:31 AM (#1283124) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: George Papavgeris Breezy, learn your website's proper address: www.folk4all.net/Windindex.html/ Otherwise people might end up looking at Herga's website, also hosted under the same umbrella. But otherwise - looking forward to wallowing with you Friday! |
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28 Sep 04 - 09:31 AM (#1283125) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: Leadfingers Havent seen Marilyn for a while - Shame I wont be able to get there Breezy , but give her my best wishes please . |
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29 Sep 04 - 02:50 AM (#1283756) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: GUEST,Boab A wee Lassie with a big, big voice--and a real pleasant personality to go with it. Great blues exponent, has a love for Stan Rogers material---but get her to sing "Bedlam Boys"; top line! Lucky bunch---haven't heard Marilyn live for some years now. Enjoy.... |
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29 Sep 04 - 05:22 PM (#1284330) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy She is very quiet on the folk scene, but we just love her here. Chris Flegg is our resident jazz and blues man so maybe I'll get to introduce them to each other and who knows where that'll lead! It'll be a great night anyway. doors open 7.45 do come |
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30 Sep 04 - 03:12 AM (#1284681) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: GUEST,Boab Give us some feedback post-gig,Breezy,eh? |
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30 Sep 04 - 05:40 AM (#1284747) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy Last year she strode up to the front singing 'Water Boy', later that night she sang harmony on Lock-keeper and I have it on video! this year who knows will do |
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30 Sep 04 - 07:34 AM (#1284793) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: GUEST,skipy don't miss this one! Regards Skipy |
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30 Sep 04 - 03:31 PM (#1285174) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: My guru always said Alas, probably won't make it.... Am sure you'll have a Fab evening! |
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30 Sep 04 - 03:56 PM (#1285201) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy and why not prithee? Dont forget Staines Folk Club 8th November |
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01 Oct 04 - 04:55 AM (#1285785) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy Just been playing a video recording of marilyn from her visit to us 18 months ago. She is fantastic, her rendition of Bedlam Boys and her harmonising on the duet with our resident are in a class of their own. # It'll be a truly great evening |
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02 Oct 04 - 06:47 AM (#1286746) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: GUEST,The Stage Manager Saturday Morning A 'Truly great evening' it most definitely was Breezy. Marilyn is certainly some class act, but with Fleggy sitting in......You don't get to witness too many evenings like last night! You kinda knew the spark had got to the blue touch paper, when after the first song with Chris on guitar Marilyn remarked "Whooo you're a flash bastard!" By the time we'd got through "Don't you just love a man who knows what to do with his hands" And the musical equivalents of exchanges like "Do you want to go on the Road?" "Are you insured?" "Do I need to be?" Everyone had really got into gear. I'm still tingling. SM |
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02 Oct 04 - 08:42 AM (#1286794) Subject: RE: Marilyn Middleton Fri1st Oct From: breezy and I have it on video too. Yes it was something, she desrves more. Only Quicksilver can surpass that. Werent we the lucky ones? |