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05 Jan 06 - 03:54 AM (#1641779) Subject: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hi everyone - happy new year to you all Sessions this month Folk etc. - Wednesday the 11th & 25th Blues etc. - Wednesday the 4th & 18th Everyone welcome - just come along & be appy Hi Martin - I was talking about your spotlight on December thread - I've nothing planned although I might pop over to the Dukes sessions on Sunday a bit more this year Other things on: Mondays – Herga at the Harrow Arts Centre Mondays – Tudor Folk Club – The Whitehill Centre, Chesham First Tuesday - Blue Anchor, St Albans, St Michaels village Wednesdays – The Orange Tree, Baldock – Baldock & Letchworth folk club Wednesdays – Hertford somewhere on odd dates – see Mudcat Thursdays – Redbourn Folk Club – The Cricketers Thursdays – Rose & Crown, St Michaels, St Albans Thursdays – Bedford Folk Club – see thread for new venue - Kings Arms from memory Sunday – Duke of Marlborough, St Albans - see Breezy threads Sundays - Rose & Crown - see Mudcat thread Web site is here - http://bartonleclayfolkclub.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/ And details of the pub are here: http://www.outandabout.uk.net/beds/barton/index.htm |
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05 Jan 06 - 04:07 AM (#1641782) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Many thanks to all for the blues/new wave session last night To Bert, Pat, John B, John P, Cathy, Keith, Eve, Roy, Phillip & Trevor W I salute you Anybody know if Barton's going to get some Unicorns this month? - we've been left out We have a session on Burns night this month - anybody got a sporan/can cook a haggis/toss their caber etc. |
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05 Jan 06 - 04:11 AM (#1641783) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy 14 bums inc organisers at Baldock for Life and Times who were in good humour , voice and musicianship mode. They sang the song denty made famous. does he know any more yet? only the ref and moses as support, dont count myself as I didnt expect to play , but I did. he has a good line up this term with Jez Lowe, George Papavgeris and Vin Garbutt as my pick of the bunch. could be very cosy for Vin as its got limited space, maybe 40 !! |
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05 Jan 06 - 07:13 AM (#1641847) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Cheers Mr Breeze - glad to hear Baldock is getting good support I think Doctor Death is on there next week supporting the Pope Many thanks for supporting our humble little thread |
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05 Jan 06 - 07:42 AM (#1641860) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,Cathy Where and when is Vinn Garbutt playing? Sorry I am not sure that I have followed the thread properly and I haven't got a unicorn. |
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05 Jan 06 - 07:44 AM (#1641861) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy please explain: Chris Smythe = Pope certainly be similar styles methinks but 'Pain in the Middle Lane ' may just edge it , along with 'Bricks' |
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05 Jan 06 - 10:24 AM (#1641975) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Vin Garbut is on at Baldock - I'll e-mail details to you Cathy, when I've re-read Unicorn Sorry about the Pope thing - I was guessing |
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05 Jan 06 - 12:35 PM (#1642084) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,Cathy, Barton City Rollers fan Thanx Burns night eh? Barton folk club men in kilts. Och Aye! An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman were standing looking at a prize cow in a field. The Englishman says "Look at that fine English cow." The Irishman disagreed, saying "No, it's an Irish cow." The Scotsman thought for a moment and then clinched the argument. "No, it's a Scottish cow - it's got bagpipes underneath!" -------------------------------------------------------------------- I hear you're a great believer in free speech.' 'I am that, Angus. 'Well, do you mind if I use your phone?' |
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05 Jan 06 - 01:29 PM (#1642139) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The Unicorn Man Hello all. See I go away for one week and all The Unicorn world is turned upside down, just like the diggers, cos Bedford have not got their's either nor Bedroom music. Ring Alan Creamer and tell him. Hello Breezie yes I have many more songs like the brick song lined up, and even the odd tune (very odd when I play them) |
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06 Jan 06 - 04:00 AM (#1642690) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Great stuff Martin - sounds like Baldock will be a treat this Wednesday Okay Cathy - I surrender Vin Garbut is on, on the 22nd March at the Orange Tree, Baldock - space is limited to approx. 40, so book now to avoid disappointment Where's Guru these days - no quips for 2006 and Piers - how are you? - is it still grim up north? |
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06 Jan 06 - 04:49 AM (#1642722) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Will catch up with guru at the Dave Bryant wake next Saturday. I knew dave back in the late 60s when he took South London by storm He came to Harpenden in 1999 and sang at the Silver Cup , then I had him do a spotlight 2 years ago. A true character, very knowledgeable and lived life to the full. His Avril Betts stunt will long be remembered here on the cat His version of Fiddlers Green I will always recall, cos it took an age to sing. A big voice , Gilbert and Sullivan , stuff like that, no P A required when he was around. |
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06 Jan 06 - 05:18 AM (#1642726) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Yes - that was very sad - folk lost quite a talent and I feel for his familys' loss I saw the thread and wondered if the wake was local - a bit too far for me alas - I hope it is a fitting and memorable occasion |
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09 Jan 06 - 03:51 AM (#1644715) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hello - what a grey, wet, boring weekend that was - it never got light in Barton - where is the sun, do, do, dah, dah It's folk around the room this Wednesday - come along and sing/play/dance/listen - all welcome |
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09 Jan 06 - 09:13 AM (#1644857) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The PA Hi Ross, Still looking for jokes? Check out my contribution to the fourth joke tread (think that's what its called). It's a really bad effort, far too rude to be repeated here. Its grey here, grey building next door, my car in the carpark is grey. Hey Ho soon be summer. |
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10 Jan 06 - 04:21 AM (#1645492) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hi PA - no, I'm hopeless for jokes at the moment Roll on the Summer Cathy - a good mudcat name would/could be 'chunky monkey' |
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10 Jan 06 - 07:37 AM (#1645565) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie Is that cos I put on half a stone since Christmas? |
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11 Jan 06 - 04:10 AM (#1646144) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Wow - is that really you - what a wicked tag I've put on stones - I think I've swollen an ounce of plutonium It's a folk night tonight - anybody got any plough monday songs Anybody see the item on Look East (or look up your bum) last night about Molly dancers |
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13 Jan 06 - 04:33 AM (#1647564) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Many thanks for everyones support on Wednesday To Bert, Stevi, Tony, Richard, Bill, Carlos, Keith, Eve, John P, Nat, Lorna, Yvonne, Rita, Trevor H, Trevor W & Phillip With me - a lively 17 Some excellent music - see you all soon |
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16 Jan 06 - 03:56 AM (#1649362) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Good morning - welcome to another working week in happy valley It's a blues/contemporary session this week at the Bull in Barton Starting 8:30pm onwards on Wednesday All players, singers & listeners welcome open mic set-up in non smoking room Ben Campbell is on tonight at Herga - see Mudcat thread |
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16 Jan 06 - 04:07 AM (#1649374) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy So as we can differentiate between Geordies and those from Middlesbru , i e Weirsiders Geordies are those who can stand on the banks of the river Tyne - Newcassle - and spit into the Thames, or in Ben Campbell's case, piss into it !! Ben is on at Herga tonight, be there by 7.30 it ends at 10.30 sharp and he does a song he wrote on the women who followed the men during the Napoleonic wars Ben is as funny as Vin Garbutt and is on a very rare visit , I am going to hear him again, he is original , great guitar, voice and songs, well worth coming to herga for and to learn about the club too if you can Have a good week its me and whoever next Sunday at the Comfort |
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17 Jan 06 - 04:28 AM (#1650051) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hi John How did it go last night at Herga - Did Ben spit at Uxbridge? I'm in Biggleswade today - almost in the north - what do you think about that? Anyone? |
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17 Jan 06 - 05:34 AM (#1650074) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Bertie Careful Ross you might end up in Royston. Comeing soon a place near you a home for lost capos. Im going to engrave mine or hang a dustbin lid on it so I dont lose it again. How about a folk song of Europe competition held in Bull at Barton back bar (none smokeing, any idea what famous person(s) would judge it?? Roll on wednesday at Barton Le Clay |
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17 Jan 06 - 05:43 AM (#1650077) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy He was very good, he has a fine selection of original songs and is well capable of doing a Ralph Mactell trbute. I've heard a wealth of new songs this weekend thanks to him Next time he's up -if ever - you mustnt miss out and if you ever go to the S W then visit his club Folk on the Moor at Wotter This Friday he is at the Bodmin Folk Club |
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17 Jan 06 - 11:29 AM (#1650214) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Royston - steady on there - I've never been to Vasey The secret to not losing your capo - if only there was an answer I found one of my plectrums hidden in a jar of Marmite yesterday - I can't remember putting it there A Eurovision folk competition held at the Bull - perhaps we could get Terry Wogan or Princess Anne As London is getting the Olympics; all the dominoes matches will be held in Barton - I'm in training for the super heavyweight division Blimey Breezy - I have trouble getting out of the village - you've filled up me social diary for the next year - Where is Bodmin - is it a Moor or a Less Open mic tomorrow - come along and liberate your fret board |
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17 Jan 06 - 01:50 PM (#1650315) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie Bonne idee Bertie! Can I do french things? You sing a mean Spanish song - sorry I can't remember the title. I think Ross could easily double as a German (and wear shorts with a bier in hand) Trevor knows Olga There are plenty of Irish songs and ..... Now you have got me going. Stoppit. love Nul points |
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18 Jan 06 - 04:10 AM (#1650714) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Rita's practical Irish I am from Sveden or Sverge to my friends - it is my first time to come to England and I am 'appy |
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18 Jan 06 - 07:56 AM (#1650809) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie mmmmmmm I have seen what swedes do/have on Eurotrash! no wonder you're 'appy. |
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18 Jan 06 - 08:16 AM (#1650827) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Whoops - perhaps I ought to be German again At least they only do the housework in G strings or drive tractors in the buff I've even been to Munchen where I did a lot of munching |
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18 Jan 06 - 08:22 AM (#1650832) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie no - If you've got it - flaunt it! |
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19 Jan 06 - 02:43 AM (#1651400) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Bertie You can flaunt it annnnnny time cool cat hows about Brezzy for one of the international judges then (cornish) Does any one know a welsh song? And also I have my ear to the ground a certain person knows where Africa is, is Africa in Europe though? |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:25 AM (#1651415) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,King Mswati Hamba Gahle Nghosi Greetings from my beautiful mountain kingdom of Swaziland We would be delighted to send a warrior to compete in your 'song of death for Europe' Curse those Zulus & that Breezy fellow (was in the Welsh contingent at Rourkes Drift - the shifty one who wouldn't put his tunic on) Must go - I have a dozen wives nagging me Sowabona Kingy Mswati babe |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:45 AM (#1651423) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,wife number 3 Where is my Rosspho Shongwe? the crops need watering, the cattle are escaping and the roof has crumbled. Is he off chasing that Swazi beat again? sowabona Sis |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:46 AM (#1651424) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy young hoary hairy one here Smee on sundays leading the charge, from the rear of course anyone for a burst of 'Men Of Horlicks' careful now me boyos as it says in Ag pleez deddy, niggerballs |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:51 AM (#1651427) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,wife number 7 and I need help with all the 45 children....soon |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:52 AM (#1651428) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,wife number 12 He's with me now. |
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19 Jan 06 - 04:52 AM (#1651429) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Bertie I agree that a folk song for europe whould be th death of it, look what happend to Abba. Mind you Jorden did one or two or three or more (blokes that is) I think the "Sowabona" is the wrong translation I should go and have a look at the African Language Teachers Association, which is an organization dedicated to the teaching and learning of African languages. Yakki Dar |
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19 Jan 06 - 05:14 AM (#1651438) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,King Mswati Sowabona Nghosi's everywhere Curse you Europeans with your soft hands & big brother witchcraft Thanks to you, my wives are revolting Why did you steal all our aloe plants to put in your toilet paper Are your bottoms that smelly? Must go - wife No. 8 has fallen off the roof - I told her No. 4 had dusted it yesterday Hamba Gahla HRH I thought the children were at public school in England - niggerballs%&%&^(*^&(*&&(&()(*)_* |
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19 Jan 06 - 05:53 AM (#1651443) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Well, what can I say - I'm only off line for a few hours and we're at war with Africa Many thanks to all for last night - shame we couldn't all fit in the room - to Bert, Pat, John P, John B, Richard, Tony, Phillip, Stevi, Bill, Keith, Eve, Roy, Cathy, John G and Bob the landlord - we pollute you Perhaps next time we could have an Abba theme night all dressed as the Flintsones - yes - it would be a Y'abba D'abba do |
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19 Jan 06 - 07:13 AM (#1651473) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy shouldnt it be adba ? |
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19 Jan 06 - 10:11 AM (#1651571) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Bertie adba the bad? or was it bagpuss the bad? mmmmmm |
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23 Jan 06 - 05:02 AM (#1654014) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross But Fred liked Abba - didn't he Apologies for my absence - I haven't been able to get on Mudcat It's a folk singaround/tuneathon this Wednesday - all welcome Not much news - I won at dominoes last Thursday but came last in a quiz last night - such is the roller coaster of life If only I was King Mswati - how we'd all laugh Anybody know which British Dep. Territory has a capital called The Valley - I'd never heard of it? |
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23 Jan 06 - 05:48 AM (#1654028) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Plumstead Greenwich and Woolwich, Charlton Athletic use it as a football pitch |
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23 Jan 06 - 06:17 AM (#1654036) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy You having a Burns night then? its 25th jan I think, anyone know when Shakespeare's Day is in England |
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23 Jan 06 - 07:14 AM (#1654064) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross I watched the Who at the Valley in 1975 - it was pretty run down then I wonder if they know some remote island named their capital after them I suppose we'll attempt to be a bit Scottish on Thursday - I don't know if we're up to piping in a haggis & wearing kilts It's also Australia day on the 26th - I know, because someone fibbed at the last session & we were subjected to hours of transportation songs Did you know Australia has Pink pages instead of yellow for their phone numbers |
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23 Jan 06 - 07:17 AM (#1654066) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Sorry - that should be Wednesday Why was the string so brave - because it was a frayed knot |
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23 Jan 06 - 07:57 AM (#1654087) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The PA Its Shakespeare's day every day in sunny Stratford ! Did you know he's burried with his mother and his wife, must be a bit cramped in there. |
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23 Jan 06 - 09:26 AM (#1654128) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross How about 'a what the Dickens, day' |
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23 Jan 06 - 09:59 AM (#1654146) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy and whyever not? |
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23 Jan 06 - 03:24 PM (#1654281) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie The Valley , Anguilla's capital and one-and-only town gets more interesting every season. New shops have opened in new buildings and renovated West Indian-style cottages. Old shops have been modernised and have enlarged their stocks as well as their space. no phone no text no cheating no win |
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23 Jan 06 - 04:01 PM (#1654293) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,The Spy Pink pages Eh ? should suit you Ross you Gay Boy |
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24 Jan 06 - 09:13 AM (#1654749) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy 23rd April acc 2 catsnapper Thanks Geo |
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24 Jan 06 - 09:38 AM (#1654773) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross It's freezing today and I'm up tut North in Biggleswade Hope everyone is looking forward to our Burns night/Australia day joint celebration Waltzing me sporan See you Wednesday |
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25 Jan 06 - 03:40 AM (#1655252) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross FRIDAY 27th JANUARY – LAUGHING GRAVY North Hertfordshire's favourite Dance Band LAUGHING GRAVY return after their Christmas break, re-vitalised and refreshed, to offer the very best of English acoustic dance music to the renowned Unicorn Ceilidhs. Based on years of experience, the band's style is firmly rooted in the English tradition, but draws its influences from far and wide. French, Scottish, Welsh and American roots are explored in an eclectic repertoire that gives energy to the dancers, and leads them into the figures and forms of the dances. Caller for the evening is the delightful and experienced SHEENA MASSON. From an early age Sheena has built an enviable reputation as both a versatile dance musician and ceilidh caller. She works extensively with, among others, bands Peeping Tom and Stömp. She is also a member of the new eclectic dance band Stocai, and is a popular and versatile caller at festivals and clubs throughout the country. Our interval entertainment this month comes from the STONY STEPPERS – they will be demonstrating the very English tradition of Clog Step Dancing, whilst you relax, drink a pint or two, and recover your breath! Doors open at 7.30 Dancing from 8.00 till late. Real Ale Bar. Tickets £7.50 (U14s £4) They look forward to seeing you all! From the Unicorn Ceilidhs Team (01582 733113 / 724261) |
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25 Jan 06 - 07:57 AM (#1655363) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Piers Fair faw yir honest, sonsie face, Great chieftain o' the puddin-race! Aboon them a' yet tak yir place, Painch, tripe, or thairm: Weel are ye wordy o'aw grace As lang's my airm. Have a good one tonight guys. |
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25 Jan 06 - 09:00 AM (#1655394) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: silverfish Damn. I'm gonna miss tonight folks. I'm workin. *gasp* Pity, 'cos I got a new fugue to try out on yers. Never mind I'll pin yer ear'oles back next time. Cheers m'dears. You'll have to meet me new bird then, as well. Silverfish 'n Polly |
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26 Jan 06 - 09:07 AM (#1655892) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Cheers Piers & TH We had a grand night last night - a few absent with coughs & colds Many thanks to Bert, Pat, Cathy, Philip, Trevor W, Geoff, Davina, Nat, Lorna, Tony, Richard, Keith, Eve, Bob & Teresa (running the bar) Great News - we are now permanently based in the Function Room, with plenty of heat and the integral bar open - Bob the landlord has given us a pledge to support us No more bar noise or people walking through the session to the loo -it's also a non smoking room I hope that gives a better future for the sessions I'm going down the Ukranian Club in Luton tonight - perhaps I'll meet Olga |
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26 Jan 06 - 09:39 AM (#1655928) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy the Volga Olga? no the Seine Shane your turn Sunday Liz Simcock at the Windward Folk Club StAlbans in the Comfort Hotel Book now for Harvey Andrews on 16th July |
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26 Jan 06 - 10:25 AM (#1655952) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Cheers JB - good luck whatever you decide Good news Cool Cat - it wasn't me that forgot to measure half the roof - I was just a prawn in the game - whew! - well done on your songs last night - really cool Mrs Polly? |
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27 Jan 06 - 08:35 AM (#1656380) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Does Mrs Polly perform in public? Cool cat wants to know what all you folkies write in those little books during sessions I went to the Ukranian club last night - they're now going to close it - very interesting - lots of blokes with guitars - lush ladies getting high on alcoholic jelly cubes - and a Ukranian barman Cheers for the lift Bertie |
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27 Jan 06 - 08:53 AM (#1656394) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy sons of the soil ??? |
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27 Jan 06 - 10:38 AM (#1656465) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross So, is Dad an old sod???? |
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27 Jan 06 - 12:29 PM (#1656551) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: silverfish Sadly, Ross Polly's contribution is likely to be colourfully visual, but definitely plasticky in the execution *'n feathery round the edges* Gawd, I missed gettin' my teeth into Daisy on Weds. |
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27 Jan 06 - 04:15 PM (#1656670) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The Unicorn Man Hello Ross. When if ever are we moving to Tuesdays so I can come more often? |
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27 Jan 06 - 07:28 PM (#1656743) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Never, and stop being smutty dr |
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30 Jan 06 - 10:47 AM (#1657734) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hi there - folk fans everywhere Sorry Martin - we've decided Wednesdays are okay, so the move to Tuesday has been postponed The cows were looking very cheerful last week - they were mooing a lot It's a blues/country/contemporary whatsit in the Function Room this Wednesday - All Welcome - it's a lovely light & airy room with a bar and adjoining toilets and a guided tour by Gloria Honeyford Blue Anchor in St Albans is a week on Tuesday |
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30 Jan 06 - 04:30 PM (#1658053) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,Cool Cat Gloria! Now there's one for BB. sorry - having withdrawal symptoms tonight. |
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30 Jan 06 - 04:46 PM (#1658064) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Pete Coe 26th feb at Windward in the Comfort St Albans Please put the word out breezy this sunday 'Gloria's out on the street tonight Its the only life Gloria knows' from the song by Anthony John Clark |
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30 Jan 06 - 05:11 PM (#1658081) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST G-L-O-R-I-A GLORIA G-L-O-R-I-A GLORIA I'm gonna shout it all night GLORIA I'm gonna shout it every day, GLORIA Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. from the song by The Rolling Stones |
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30 Jan 06 - 07:00 PM (#1658191) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The Unicorn Man Sorry Breezie I will be in Port Issac on Sunday and Saturday for that matter. Hey Ross what with The Hertfordshire Day of Song being called off this year, why don't we have a 12 hr do at The Bull on that day instead, and get it put in The Unicorn?????? Cu at The Blue Anchor I hope. I should be back in time for that. |
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31 Jan 06 - 10:29 AM (#1658295) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Hi Doctor - that sounds like an excellent idea - what date is it? - I'll ask Rachel if it's free in the diary Didn't Van Morrison/Them do a song called Gloria - I think it closes the first half of the musical - forbidden planet It's blues etc tomorrow night At The Comfort Hotel, Holywell Hill, St Albans. This week, 5th February John Breeze sings songs from the larder Doors open 7:30pm, Music starts at 8:00pm (or earlier) Usual residents in support Floor singers welcome. Please PM Breezy to book your spot. 12th February ~ Steve Last 19th February ~ Christine Connolley 26th February ~ Pete Coe (TBC – STC) 5th March ~ George Norris 12th March ~ Chris Flegg 19th March ~ Dave Kidman 26th March ~ Moses and The Ref |
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31 Jan 06 - 11:07 AM (#1658318) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Cheers Ross Pete Coe is now a confirmed gig Club is well ahead to Dedember with popular Folk superstars and entertainers already booked in Visit our web page please Wandering Windward. |
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01 Feb 06 - 02:23 AM (#1658758) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: GUEST,a walk in appointment. Dr - I have a friend with a problem. She says that Jez was playing tonight at the OT? is that right 'cos its not on my Midnight Mail and I am worried about her. |
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01 Feb 06 - 03:32 AM (#1658778) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Dear Doctor My knees vibrate in cold weather Are my underpants too tight? What's an OT? |
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01 Feb 06 - 08:17 AM (#1658949) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie that's interesting. I have just notice how my elbow aches in this cold weather. Is my bra too tight? a tree with fruits on |
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01 Feb 06 - 10:21 AM (#1659066) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Jez Lowe is playing in a Mangrove swamp? Or is it the Orange Tree in Baldock - now I see We did discuss it somewhere, some time ago - Are you going Cool Cat? It's Blues/anything goes tonight - first one in the luxury Function room with the lovely Teresa manning the bar |
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01 Feb 06 - 10:29 AM (#1659075) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie You know where my loyalties lie. Looking forward to watching you walk with tight underpants. |
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02 Feb 06 - 04:28 AM (#1659922) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross How was that - thanks very much everyone To Bert, Pat, Cathy, Bill, Carlos, Richard, Tony, Trevor W, Keith, Eve, Bob & Teresa Lots of unrehearsed stuff but great fun - electonic fiddle solos from Richard, some nice country from Cool Kat & Keith January is now ended - will start a february thread very soon John Breeze is playing this Sunday at the Comfort Hotel in St Albans - he will also be selling Avon products/tuperware/lingerie during the interval; 'a collossus in the anals of the scale of E' - The Dandy 1988 How was Jez and his coal mine? |
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02 Feb 06 - 04:39 PM (#1660412) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Thats not they way to spell Tuppaware |
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03 Feb 06 - 03:04 AM (#1660816) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Bertie Managed to log on for the first time for a while. Whos Polly then, I must have missed something. |
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03 Feb 06 - 03:38 AM (#1660828) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross So it is true JB - save me a sandwich box with combination drinking cup - I love tupperware - plastic is delicious Polly is Silverfish's new true love Will we see them both at the Blue Anchor next Tuesday Clashing with Breezy on Sunday is Norma Waterson and Martin McCarthy at the Hitchin Folk Club at the Sun Hotel What a fight - who will win? Hopefully, I will start a February thread Monday |
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03 Feb 06 - 08:56 AM (#1660964) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: The Unicorn Man Hi Ross the date that was for The Hertfordshire Day of Song was March 4th. so it would be too late for The Unicorn, but via word of mouth ie (Breezie) we should get a few people there, or wait until April. Bye I am off to Devizes The home of 6XXXXXX, then tomorrow Port Issac until Tuesday, so should be at The Blue Anchor Tuesday, The Bull on Wednesday and then staying at The Lower Red Lion, The Rose and Crown on Thursday. Cool. Then as if that was not enough, Robinhoods Bay on Friday and Saturday back on Sunday. BYE BYE. |
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03 Feb 06 - 11:49 AM (#1661120) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie Jez was magic by all accounts. A cozy forum with lots of different playing techniques to watch. Good songs and time to chat to folk. He even remembered meeting my friend's cousin in a gig in Canada and talking to him in a similar setting!That's amazing considering the hundreds of people he meets on tours.It was genuine too as he accurately described him and his work.Impressed. |
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03 Feb 06 - 12:12 PM (#1661133) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy As well as me there are others and its incredibly less expensive and we will have a lrra lrra laffs, and choruses Chris Flegg wiil be there too! There will also be new songs Rosss , you must catch up with whats coming out at the cutting edge of folk have a great week Martin. |
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03 Feb 06 - 02:33 PM (#1661210) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie Many people hold the opinion that Ross IS the cutting edge of folk. |
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03 Feb 06 - 06:24 PM (#1661281) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy Is many one? You are a leg end cool cat |
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13 Feb 09 - 05:10 PM (#2566286) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Cathie sorry - just testing ¢ |
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13 Feb 09 - 05:42 PM (#2566318) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy big vase girl |
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14 Feb 09 - 02:38 PM (#2566915) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: Ross Crikey This is a blast from the past Am I still alive? |
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14 Feb 09 - 04:05 PM (#2566964) Subject: RE: Bull, Barton, Beds - Jan 06 things From: breezy I've been wondering about that too so are you? Plough Leverstock grn tomorrow one man and his pint night 1st sunday of the month Nick Male hosts sing at the Farmers Boy. St A but you knew that To Plough and sow, or is that sew so who cres |