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01 Jul 05 - 12:57 PM (#1513785) Subject: new person From: dark drinking lady hi i like to introduse my self to all members i haven't a clue how this site works and don't know any local folkeys that can help me . i'v reasently moved back to uxbridge and would love to meet up with any folkeys in and aruond west london i like dark ale and sea shanties and would like to share my interests with like minded people cheer ddl |
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01 Jul 05 - 01:06 PM (#1513797) Subject: RE: new person From: Peter K (Fionn) Greetings, ddl. Head north for a decent pint of mild, if you like dark ale. No need to travel that far for sea-shanty-chanting folkeys though. All of Britain is plagued with such types (as is this caff). For the moment, it remains a perfectly legal minority interest, so there's not much that can be done about it. |
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01 Jul 05 - 01:07 PM (#1513799) Subject: RE: new person From: Wesley S Well - DDL - I'm in Texas but welcome to the Mudcat. We're like one big happy disfunctional family. As a matter of fact - we put the "fun" back into disfunctional. Really - there is a wealth of information to be found here. Welcome. |
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01 Jul 05 - 01:34 PM (#1513825) Subject: RE: new person From: Rasener Click on this link thread.cfm?threadid=82610&messages=1 and then click on the pm link to the right of Leadfingers name. You can then send him a private message. He will then respond back to you. When he responds you will see that you have X number of messages at the top of the webpage and to the right of The Mudcat Cafe. Click on it and you will be able to open his reply. And so it goes on. |
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01 Jul 05 - 02:31 PM (#1513885) Subject: RE: new person From: Cllr Uxbridge folk club is on a tuesday but just about to break for summer (its a good club I ran it for eight years!) It starts up again in september, Herga is moving to Hatch end on Monday (Harrow arts centre) which is off the Uxbridge Rd Hatch end. Good luck ( I think some of the Uxbridge people are off to see "Craig.morgan Robertson" At cecil sharpe house next Tuesday (thinking about it that is probably the link the villan has posted! anyway good luck and let us know how you get on. cllr |
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02 Jul 05 - 03:28 AM (#1514042) Subject: RE: new person From: alanabit Welcome to Mudcat. There are some silly fights, but you can ignore them. There is a lot of good stuff and many lovely people here. I have been swapping CDs with people from all over the UK, the US and even Canada. I haven't half learned a lot too. |
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02 Jul 05 - 01:24 PM (#1514269) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Leadfingers Thanks Mike - ddl has actually been to the C&T already !! |
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02 Jul 05 - 02:11 PM (#1514297) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Zany Mouse Mingulay lives just outside Uxbridge and works in Uxbridge and I'm sure he won't mind if you PM him. Rhiannon |
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02 Jul 05 - 02:11 PM (#1514298) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Zany Mouse Ooops - forgot to say WELCOME. R |
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03 Jul 05 - 09:49 AM (#1514351) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: artbrooks And please drop into to MudChat...click on the down arrow next to "Quick Links" in the upper right corner, click on MudChat, and proceed to dree your own wierd. The Brits seem to be there in the late evening, UK time...does that have something to do with closing time? |
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03 Jul 05 - 10:34 AM (#1514374) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: breezy meanwhile here's also St Albans on Fridays and Sundays, 15 minutes away Duke of marlborough on Fridays with El greko as rsident and alternating M C Sundays at the legion where tonight its the Tindalls ,see separate thread Usually reliable for chorus songs, on a par - almost - with herga for audience participation We close w/end 17th July but look out for Alaska Mike's visit 10th August then Mike Agranoff 10th September |
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03 Jul 05 - 11:48 AM (#1514425) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: GUEST,Azizi Greetings, dark drinking lady! Welcome from another dark lady. LOL! Azizi |
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03 Jul 05 - 12:03 PM (#1514432) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: breezy I thought she was refering to guiness! |
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03 Jul 05 - 12:37 PM (#1514452) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Alaska Mike Welcom to Mudcat DDL. I will be visiting England in August and performing at Herga Folk Club on the 8th and St Albans on the 10th. I hope to meet you at one or both. The Cat is filled with talented, interesting people with answers to almost any questions you might wish to pose. I hope you enjoy Mudcat as much as we do. Mike |
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03 Jul 05 - 06:53 PM (#1514742) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Leadfingers Breezy - Where the Hell do you get Fifteen Minutes from Uxbridge to St Albans ?? Even if the M25 is TOTALLY devoid of traffic it has to be thirty mile drive any way ! Do YOU average 120 mph on the road ?? DONT BE SUCH A PRAT !!!!! |
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04 Jul 05 - 02:54 PM (#1514941) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Cllr its twenty seven minutes drive centre of stalbans to center of uxbridges and twenty one miles accordding to the RAC |
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04 Jul 05 - 02:57 PM (#1514945) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Lester You should go by Micro$oft Autoroute it's further 22.4 mles but it only takes 23 minutes! |
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05 Jul 05 - 01:26 PM (#1515493) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Zorg Hi Ddl. if you don't want to go to St. Albans, as Leadfinger says Harrow isn't as far & Herga Folk Club is Now At Harrow Art Center Our New Home, Why not give it a try. To all> Had a great first night. |
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05 Jul 05 - 07:09 PM (#1515560) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Leadfingers Martin Curtis from NZ next Monday ?? I might try to get up !! |
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06 Jul 05 - 02:24 AM (#1515828) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Kaleea Welcome to the Mudcat, dark drinking lady! Hi hope you enjoy your times here in our humble little cafe. I have always enjoyed coming here. You'll find that the 'Catters are helpful & caring folks. When I have needed a song asap, a terrific "Catter helped me out. When I commented how I wished I had a certain recording, a 'Catter provided me with one. When I had a question none of the fellers around my area couldn't answer, the 'Catters cam through for me again. When I want to spend time with folks who appreciate my kind of Music, this is the place to be. Cheers! |
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06 Jul 05 - 03:15 AM (#1515859) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: GUEST, Hamish And Tudor Folk in Chesham and Maidenhead and Readifolk and Marlow Bottom... |
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06 Jul 05 - 08:53 PM (#1516616) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Herga Kitty A copy of Shirefolk or the Broadsheet might be useful. Can anyone provide links? Kitty |
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07 Jul 05 - 05:52 PM (#1517399) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Zany Mouse Doesn't Hovering Bob do the Broadsheet? Rhiannon |
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07 Jul 05 - 06:13 PM (#1517427) Subject: RE: new person - Uxbridge, UK From: Mick Pearce (MCP) I'm not sure if he's still doing it or not, but you can find it online at: The Broadsheet - see the Current Listing link there (you can decline the ActiveX controls without problem). Mick |