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04 Mar 07 - 09:04 AM (#1985701) Subject: Hi, I'm new here... From: pirandello Hello, I've been hearing about this place here and there on other forums I frequent and thought it about time I paid a visit. My home is in Exeter in south-west England and I play a variety of stuff; blues, folk, bluegrass, faux-celtic. I look forward to getting to know you. Andrew |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:08 AM (#1985708) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jean(eanjay) Welcome - from Yorkshire. |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:12 AM (#1985712) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Ron Davies Welcome--enjoy! |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:13 AM (#1985714) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Richard Bridge Long distance from Kent. |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:23 AM (#1985723) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Fidjit I'm one of the roots that has spread over to Scandinavia. Welcome. Chas |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:26 AM (#1985725) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: wysiwyg Hi Andrew, welcome to Mudcat. There is a WEALTH of info about site features, history, and policies in the FAQ, and don't hesitate to PM any of us with any questions. Mudcat can be quite addictive-- keep steady! :~) ~Susan N Central Pennsylvania, USA |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:28 AM (#1985726) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: terrier What else can you do on a rainy day? Welcome to Mudcat Andrew. |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:35 AM (#1985733) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Duke Welcome from Toronto. Enjoy the site. It's fantastic! |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:39 AM (#1985736) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Lizzie Cornish Hello there Andrew! :0) A big welcome, from just down the road..in Sidmouth. You lucky lad, coming from The West Country, The Home Of Folk Music! ;0) Land of Show of Hands, Seth Lakeman, Jim Causley and Jackie Oates, Paul Downes and Reg Meuross and oh so many, many more. Hope you enjoy yourself...and don't get lost in all those new shops in Exeter....Yikes! Lizzie :0) |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:41 AM (#1985738) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Big Al Whittle I used to live in Exeter in Rivermead Rd opposite the County offices and The Buckerell Lodge Hotel. |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:47 AM (#1985739) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Alec Welcome from North Tyneside.Hope you like the site. |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:49 AM (#1985740) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: skarpi Welcome Andrew , all the best Skarpi Iceland |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:52 AM (#1985744) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Shaneo Welcome from 'always raining Dublin' |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:53 AM (#1985745) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Scooby Doo Andrew welcome from a wet South Wales. Scooby |
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04 Mar 07 - 09:58 AM (#1985748) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Flash Company Greetings from Cheshire! Long time since I stayed in Exeter, although I pass through on my way to Cornwall every year. Better not tell Sheila about 'New Shops' Brian Q |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:00 AM (#1985752) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: katlaughing Welcome from one of the few and far flung of those in the US, katinColorado |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:07 AM (#1985757) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Bonnie Shaljean Saying hi & welcome from Cork - Bonnie |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:07 AM (#1985758) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Severn Welcome, from some guy in Laurel, Md USA. You'll find information on a large variety of topics, good conversation and lasting worldwide friendships in here, or at least I have in my time in The Cat. Kind of like what my Dad did with his ham radio back in the Stone Age, but with music and lyrics included in the deal. Hope to cross threads with you in the Forum or talk with you in Chat. Enjoy! |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:10 AM (#1985762) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: sciencegeek Welcome.... from the "wilds" of western New York, USA relax & enjoy |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:13 AM (#1985766) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Alba Hi Andrew, good to meet you. I live on the east Coast of the US, came here about 11 years ago from Ireland. I sing and write my own Music and perform Irish, Scottish and a very broad spectrum world Music due to my travel adventures through my Music Life and I am now trying to "learn" to sing and play Bluegrass (a lifetime ambition:). Hope you enjoy the Forum Andrew. I certainly do. Loads of really fine Folks here and those that aren't.. well you will catch on quick I think, you being from Exeter and all! *smile* The Good here cancels out the not so good everytime just like elsewhere in Cyberland/Life!. Loads of Info, smart Folk and great Music. Welcome Jude (Mudcat student..*smile*) |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:17 AM (#1985768) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Mr Happy 'ello Pirand! |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:26 AM (#1985774) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Leadfingers Welcome to The Cat Andrew - see you at Sidders !! |
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04 Mar 07 - 10:33 AM (#1985783) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Wee Little Drummer will show you around. (if he has the time) You're not looking for a Rhino Flautist by any chance, are you? |
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04 Mar 07 - 11:17 AM (#1985828) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Argh! Forgot to "Grin" again. Welcome to Vancouver Island! |
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04 Mar 07 - 11:45 AM (#1985857) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Crane Driver Welcome from another Andrew - this time in South Wales (near Swansea). I play trad British stuff, plus my own songs in a traddish style. Have fun. Don't feed the trolls. |
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04 Mar 07 - 11:45 AM (#1985860) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: open mike welcome--i am a fifty-something female from northern california. The mudcat has been a great resource for me for years I have met many friends here. I play guitar and sing and also play mandolin, bodhran, and nyckelharpa. I also work with a local folk music society to host jams (and "open mikes") and present concerts. I also organize a folk camp out every year at a camp ground in the mountains. i also am host of a radio show and have also been host of an online jam room where we take turns singing and playing. |
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04 Mar 07 - 12:17 PM (#1985899) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Georgiansilver I also used to live in Exeter....Police cadet at Police HQ Middlemoor and at Exeter City station in the sixties.....lived in Lynwood Ave, St Thomas for some time. Two sisters live in Exeter now....one in Salisbury Road, the other up the hill in 'birdland' off Pennsylvania Road....near the Uni. Coming to Exeter next Friday (from Gainsborough) till Sunday...sisters 60th. Best wishes and hope you enjoy Mudcat. |
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04 Mar 07 - 12:46 PM (#1985931) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: kendall And a hearty welcome from Scarborough Maine, USA |
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04 Mar 07 - 12:48 PM (#1985943) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: alanabit Welcome from Köln, from an expat from Cornwall. |
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04 Mar 07 - 12:49 PM (#1985947) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Linda Kelly I have never lived in Exeter Andrew welcome anyway=won't be long before you get very irritated by the Hull contingent-we care not a jot!!!! |
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04 Mar 07 - 01:03 PM (#1985961) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: jimmyt Hi from theAppalachian foothills in north Georgia, home of .... well... I guess, me. I play a bit of upright bass and run a "create your own thong " party business that is flourishing and I need factory reps in Exeter. |
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04 Mar 07 - 01:28 PM (#1985988) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: SharonA Howdy from southeast Pennsylvania, USA, home of Mudcat Central! (which means, Max's home is less than an hour away from mine) I play guitar, mandolin, and acoustic bass (and play AT the autoharp!) |
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04 Mar 07 - 01:44 PM (#1986004) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: The Sandman failte. |
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04 Mar 07 - 02:59 PM (#1986066) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: fat B****rd Welcome from downtown Newton Aycliffe. |
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04 Mar 07 - 03:22 PM (#1986091) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Open mike: Which town in California? |
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04 Mar 07 - 04:25 PM (#1986136) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Declan More greetings from Dublin (Ireland) where it wasn't actually raining the last time I checked. I passed through Exeter on my way to Sidmouth last August, and it had even worse traffic than Dublin, which is pretty bad. |
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04 Mar 07 - 04:56 PM (#1986169) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: ranger1 Greetings and welcome from another one of the Maine (US) contingent. |
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04 Mar 07 - 05:14 PM (#1986190) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Stringsinger Andrew, This is a great site. The conversation is open, free and anyone can say just about anything as long as it's not abusive. I've learned a lot about folk music from this forum and there are people here who really know lots about it. Don't be afraid to speak up if you disagree with anything that's being said. That's part of the fun. Frank |
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04 Mar 07 - 05:19 PM (#1986197) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Janie And here is a welcome from North Carolina, USA. Glad to have you aboard! Janie |
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04 Mar 07 - 06:05 PM (#1986239) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Sandra in Sydney gidday from inner Sydney, almost the CBD, & just up the road from the most famous beach in Sydney - Bondi! |
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05 Mar 07 - 03:37 AM (#1986583) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: JennyO Another welcome from warm and sunny (currently wild and stormy) Oz. I also live in Sydney, a few suburbs away from Sandra. She actually lives in the 'entertainment' area of Sydney, and I am further west, not near any beaches. There are a few other Ozcatters around here too. I'm sure you'll run across them. |
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05 Mar 07 - 03:53 AM (#1986590) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: aussiebloke G'day Andrew Welcome to Mudcat... Martin - Darwin Australia |
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05 Mar 07 - 04:20 AM (#1986602) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: skipy Welcome aboard. Skipy |
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05 Mar 07 - 04:33 AM (#1986613) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Mo the caller Cheers from Cheshire |
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05 Mar 07 - 05:23 AM (#1986660) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: George Papavgeris Hail from Chesham, Bucks, on the Chiltern slopes. See you at Crediton weekend after next? |
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05 Mar 07 - 05:34 AM (#1986668) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Waddon Pete Nice to have you aboard! |
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05 Mar 07 - 06:32 AM (#1986695) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: growler Another welcome from Kent Simon Barlow |
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05 Mar 07 - 06:38 AM (#1986698) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Big Al Whittle Hi there my name is Tammy and I'm 14. I have blonde hair and hazel eyes. I'm well developed and I love wearing wet t-shirts. A/S/L Sorry! just fancied having two goes! |
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05 Mar 07 - 06:41 AM (#1986702) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,The Barden of England at work And another welcome from Kent UK - there's a few of us 'Kent' people on the Mudcat. Hope to see you in Sidmouth. You'll find me in 'The Bedford'. In the meantime hope you enjoy this part of the ether. John Barden |
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05 Mar 07 - 09:58 AM (#1986883) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Cool Beans Welcome, Andrew, from Detroit, Michigan, USA! |
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05 Mar 07 - 10:01 AM (#1986887) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: wysiwyg Pirandello, have you met new member Actress Wendy? :~) ~Susan |
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05 Mar 07 - 10:38 AM (#1986928) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Cats Hi Andrew from rainy Cornwall. I come up to Exeter quite alot as the Union S W Regional Office is there. It's got some Really good shops as well... You might like to come down to the Fox and Hounds at Bridestowe 11 - 13 May for our weekend of singing. Turn left at Sourton Down and head for Tavistock. The pub is on the left. There might even be a Mudgather on the top of the Tor on the Sunday morning. Welcome |
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05 Mar 07 - 10:52 AM (#1986951) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Guten Morgen allerseits! Wow! Seven degrees Celsius up in the Highlands, two days in a row. There's an Oregon Junco flashing his tail feathers like it's spring! Now watch some bugger ruin it all with a a "Telephone Solicitor" call. |
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05 Mar 07 - 11:05 AM (#1986980) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Hawker Welcome, Andrew from sunny? Cornwall again! not far from Cats and will be at the Fox & Hounds too! There WILL be a mudgather on the tor! Youi're most welcome here, nice to have you as a new acquaintance! Cheers, lucy |
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05 Mar 07 - 11:09 AM (#1986989) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Black Diamond Hi Andrew greetings from Retford in Nottinghamshire. I am quite new to the Cat but I have found some really nice people and lots and lots of help and info L & K Lin |
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05 Mar 07 - 12:03 PM (#1987070) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Splott Man Welcome Andrew. if you're going to Crediton festival in a couple of weeks, make yourself known. I'll be with the mad Welsh woman who plays spoons. |
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05 Mar 07 - 12:13 PM (#1987084) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Folkiedave Welcome from Dave Sheffield. And it might not sound like fun - but Great Western Morris are some of the funniest people around, and can dance too..........based in Exeter |
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05 Mar 07 - 03:08 PM (#1987311) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: guitar G'day frae Scotland |
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05 Mar 07 - 07:11 PM (#1987550) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Sue the Borderer Hi Pirandello Greetings from North Devon. You'd be welcome at Bideford Folk Club any Thursday night. Or hope to meet you at Crediton or Sidmouth where I'll be singing and running 'Herbaceous Border' (morris) or Bideford Folk Festival Mon 13th-Sun 19th Aug. Do you go to any of the folk things in Exeter? Sue |
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05 Mar 07 - 08:16 PM (#1987599) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad What if pirandello's just a cat burglar? Now he/she knows when we're all out! |
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05 Mar 07 - 08:20 PM (#1987604) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Tim theTwangler Hi from grimsby Lots of fun to be had on here + nearly any questions soon answered have fun |
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06 Mar 07 - 01:13 AM (#1987783) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Lonesome EJ A Big Howdy from Denver Colorado! |
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06 Mar 07 - 03:24 AM (#1987821) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: stevethesqueeze Hi there and welcome to the mudcat from stevethesqueeze, probably the best melodeon player in West Aberthaw the Vale of Glamorgan. and for god's sake don't mention Show of Hands i couldnt take any more |
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06 Mar 07 - 03:29 AM (#1987823) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: John J Ey-up! Welcome to Mudcat.....you'll never leave! John from (near) Manchester. |
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06 Mar 07 - 01:21 PM (#1988394) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: the lemonade lady And a LOUD HELLO from Herefordshire. Welcome to the mad house. See you at Sidmouth fest or Dartimore. Sal www.myspace.com/shotdogs |
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06 Mar 07 - 01:51 PM (#1988422) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: black walnut Hi from Toronto! ~b.w. |
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06 Mar 07 - 03:25 PM (#1988525) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Zaba Hi all, I'm from Brno, Czech Republic. I've started to post to Mudcat only a few days before, but I've been there many many times before. I don't play any instrument (trying to play recorder, but my 10-year-old son is much better) and I'm not very good singer, but I'm trying to traslate some Irish and Scottish songs and shanties to Czech and Mudcat is realy great place rich with information for me. Many many fine people ready to help, many many fascinating threads, almost all the lyrics I've ever wanted to have - all of this I've found here. Zaba (correct spelling in Czech is Žaba, but I'm afraid, most of you wouldn't see it right - and it means the Frog ;-)) |
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06 Mar 07 - 03:29 PM (#1988537) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: wysiwyg Žaba, welcome. Since you gave us the correct spelling, we can copy/paste it! :~) ~Susan |
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06 Mar 07 - 04:54 PM (#1988647) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Zaba Of course, you can, but I've been afraid most of you will see only such as ugly rectangular instead of my pretty "Ž" ;-). But if you see it right, you can say now you know one Czech word :-). Žaba |
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06 Mar 07 - 07:15 PM (#1988822) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: wysiwyg Žaba my froggy friend, Is the sound somewhere between a tch, zh, and ch? Some browsers may not see it right, but oh well! :~) ~Susan |
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06 Mar 07 - 07:22 PM (#1988834) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,pattyClink Greetings to both of you, Pirandello and Žaba, from the land where the blues began. Hope to hear lots more from you! |
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06 Mar 07 - 07:29 PM (#1988853) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Big Al Whittle 'Allo! 'Allo! Mein Name ist Wolfgang und ich haben ein five foot prick. Mein hobby ist playing snooker mit mein outrageous member. Sorry! just fancied another go. |
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06 Mar 07 - 07:37 PM (#1988865) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Hello Zaba: I'm Jim and I'm a folkaholic... |
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07 Mar 07 - 02:13 AM (#1989107) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Zaba Susan, that may this sound... it is something like this sound the name Jean (in French) begins... But I've made a mistake saying you know one Czech word with the correct spelling, becouse "žaba" is a dialect form of the proper literary form "žába". In Morava (the easter part of Czech Republic) we say it shorter as "žaba" in Èechy (the western part) they say it longer "žába". End of the linguistic part ;-). Jim, it seems I'm a folkaholic too... and my children've got this desease from me - my 4-year-old daughter likes to sing "Look at the coffin, with its golden handles" (in my friend's Czech translation, of course) and my 6-year-old son likes Cod Liver Oil and teachers in the kindergarten are really surprised with such as songs :-). |
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07 Mar 07 - 02:30 AM (#1989110) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Interesting word that. "Kindergarten" I don't suppose anyone would send their children if it was called "Sortagarten" or "Cruelergarten". hmmm! So it's "Zshaba" then? See Weelittledrummer, .... watch him! |
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07 Mar 07 - 03:23 AM (#1989139) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Zaba Hmmm... is there anything wrong using the word "kindergarten"? They've tought us to use it for the place children can go from they are 3 till they are able to go to school (which is when they are 6 or 7 here). May be "nursery school" would be better? I can't say whether "Zshaba" would be the right pronunciation, becouse I can't say how to pronounce such as word in English... but it looks rather strange, doesn't it? Weelittledrummer confuses me, I can't undestand his posts, so I ignore him... If you are interested, you can try this and hear some Irish songs in Czech ("Poor Paddy Works on the Railway" and "Finnegan's Wake") - I think it could be funny for you to hear these well known songs in such as strange language Czech must be for you :-). |
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07 Mar 07 - 03:29 AM (#1989142) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Wordsmith Welcome aboard the good ship, Mudcat! From another US East Coaster! That's right, I'm a malfunctioning CD. Only kidding. |
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07 Mar 07 - 05:12 AM (#1989209) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST Welcome to the pleasure dome, Andrew. warm windy welcome from whitby north yorks xx |
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07 Mar 07 - 05:14 AM (#1989210) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: old salty ooops sorry! forgot to log in salty x |
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07 Mar 07 - 08:40 AM (#1989372) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Scrump Well, I'm old here :-) |
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07 Mar 07 - 10:21 AM (#1989482) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Kindergarten is just fine! Buon giorno amici! |
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07 Mar 07 - 10:57 AM (#1989542) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Jim Lad Wow! Paddy in Czech! I really like it. I'll listen to more when I get the chance. (Recommended) Wee Little Drummer is really nice. I wouldn't pull his leg if he wasn't. I'm listening to Finnegan's Wake now. This loses nothing in the translation. Check it out! F i a n n a n |
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07 Mar 07 - 11:57 AM (#1989594) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: GUEST,Zaba Jim, I'm really glad you like it, "Fiannans" are very well friends of mine. And you can't imagine what the pity you didn't see us playing some of these songs as a stage play - who didn't see me starring as an Old Maid in the Garret, doesn't know what the real arts are :-). |
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07 Mar 07 - 12:49 PM (#1989627) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: jacqui.c Welcome to the Mudcat from another Maine resident - previously from Hertford in the UK, but married into the Maineacs. A lot of us have put profiles on the 'Cat. If you go to the drop down menu at the top of the page you can go into 'Member photos and info' and check us out. |
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07 Mar 07 - 02:13 PM (#1989706) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: pirandello Wow! I disappear for a couple of days and suddenly there are something like 80 messages of welcome-thank you all very much for your warm greetings; and I was nicely surprised to see so many people from this neck of the woods. I'm a new returnee to the folk scene having been playing electric guitar on the Dark Side for the past few years. I've sort of lost track with what's been going on. Acoustic guitar was always my first love since I started playing way back when everything was in black and white. I never really listened to much traditional folk and my mentors were people like Roy Harper, Al Stewart, Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Diz Disley, Ralph McTell, Noel Murphy-all the usual suspects! Currently I'm working on an acoustic duo project with my best, and oldest, friend with some original material and songs from Planxty, Richard Thompson and others. The next thing I need to do is hunt out suitable venues for the Elderly Brothers...or it might be Airport Convention; we haven't decided yet. Again, thanks for the warm welcome, Toodle pip Andrew PS Pirandello is the cat. |
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07 Mar 07 - 02:26 PM (#1989722) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Spot Pirandello and Zaba Welcome from me. 2 interesting names!! I like songs in Czech, particularly by "The Prague Castle Orchestra" whom I saw busking last December at the ...errrmmm... Prague Castle!! Had to buy their CD and have it on in the car all the time, much to the annoyance of my less cultured friends.. (Stuff 'em, I think PCO are great!!) Anyone else like 'em?? Regards to all..... Spot |
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07 Mar 07 - 02:47 PM (#1989751) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Linda Goodman Zebooker Welcome to you both from another of the many Washington DC area Mudcatters. I've learned a lot here. But don't be holding any hot beverages when you open these posts. --Linda Goodman |
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07 Mar 07 - 03:26 PM (#1989795) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: fat B****rd Spot, I saw the PCO at Prague Castle a couple of years ago and loved them. Unfortunately they weren't on anymore during our stay so I never got a CD. |
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07 Mar 07 - 04:15 PM (#1989853) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Zaba I'm afraid I don't know them nd maybe I would like them) and I'm not able to find them on the Net. Could you post here the names of musicians? I'll try to find this way. Thanks(a |
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07 Mar 07 - 04:41 PM (#1989890) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Zaba Once more and better: I'm afraid I don't know them (and maybe I would like them) and I'm not able to find them on the Net. Could you post here the names of musicians? I'll try to find this way. Thanks |
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07 Mar 07 - 04:45 PM (#1989893) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Sherbs I should say Hi too. I'm another one from South Wales, but strangely I also lived in Exeter for two years. I've been singing folk songs of various kinds since I was a very small child with my mother playing the piano for me and my brothers to sing. I've since tried my hand at playing a variety of instruments including fife, flute, recorder, violin and fiddle styles and I still sing when I get the chance, especially now to my little daughter. I have collected two books full of my favourite songs and I'm still keen to learn new ones. Sherbs |
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07 Mar 07 - 04:45 PM (#1989895) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: CarolC Is that Andrew G (Bart) from Exeter? |
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07 Mar 07 - 04:52 PM (#1989904) Subject: RE: Hi, I'm new here... From: Spot Zaba... You don't know PCO????? Shame on you!! :-) Ok...Radek Andel - Accordion, vocal Zdenek Kaspar - Bass fiddle, vocal Josef Kocurek - Flute, lead vocal Their musical pedigree is remarkable and their musicianship even more so... (PM me for more info.) Regards...Spot |