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From: paul desmond
Email: <lamorna15@hotmail.com>
Organisation: tenor banjo player
Town/City: liverpool
Country: england
Posted on: Monday, January 01, 2001, 12:33 AM
hello nice to find you keep up the good work any banjo players want to contact me feel free i play irish trad music would be nice to meet new tenor banjo players my contact no 07884192701
From: Julie Duggan
Email: <banjofrailer>
Organisation: Clawhammer banjo
Posted on: Thursday, January 04, 2001, 12:05 AM
Great site.....I love banjo music!
http://hometown.aol.com/dotmertt/index.html
From: jim foster
Email: <folk@bayfair.co.uk>
Organisation: Robin Hood's Bay Folk Club
Town/City: R H Bay
Country: Yorkshire!
Posted on: Friday, January 05, 2001, 12:02 AM
Congratulations an a great site - must take some upkeep.
Robin Hood's Bay Folk Festival 2001 takes place on 8th, 9th and 10th June. Details available by email from folk@bayfair.co.uk and local information and accommodation on the local website http://www.bayfair.co.uk
Cheers
Jim.
From: Billy pattison
Email: <b_billybanjo@yahoo.com>
Town/City: Newarthill Motherwell
Country: Scotland
Posted on: Friday, January 05, 2001, 03:43 PM
fIRST time visit, I will be back on a regular basis most enjoyable and very informative. got your address on banjo-L site, cheers.
From: brian colley
Email: <brian.colley@ntlworld>
Organisation: hartlepool/welly folk clubs
Town/City: billingham
Country: uk
Posted on: Saturday, January 13, 2001, 02:01 AM
thanks for visiting my site and signing my guest book.
like you i've been busy with other commitments, but been up dating my site & i hope you don't mind i've but a few links in to your site.
regards brian
From: Woody Woodson
Email: <jbwoodson@juno.com>
Organisation: none
Town/City: Mechanicsville, Virginia
Country: USA
Posted on: Monday, January 22, 2001, 04:31 PM
Hi Len, Enjoyed your site. Would like to ask a question. I have recently retired and now have a little spare time to
get back into music. 30 - 40 years ago I played a little guitar and tenor banjo. I would like to take up the 5-string banjo.
Have never "picked" before and would like to know how difficult it is to learn (especially at 62 years old). Since I don't
have a 5-string banjo, what would you recommend (used / new). At least until I determine that I will stick with it, I'd like to keep
it under $500. Do you know of any instructional books that are good?
Thanks, Woody
From: Bob Everhart
Email: <bobeverhart@yahoo.com>
Organisation: Nat.Trad.country&bluegrass Music Assn
Town/City: POBox 492, Anita, Iowa, 50020
Country: USA
Posted on: Tuesday, January 23, 2001, 10:01 PM
Hello Banjo Bill
My wife Sheila (upright bass, fiddle, clog dance in traditional Ozark Mountain style) and myself, Bob Everhart (12-string acoustic guitar, harmonica, vocals) are planning a tour to Europe, with dates in your area probably the last two weeks of October, first week of November, if we can find some. We like to work with a banjo player doing music in the style of Bill & Charlie Monroe (before Flatt & Scruggs); Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams Sr; Uncle Dave Macon; Woody Guthrie, etc etc. Have lots of credibility and credentials: I am President of the NTCMA who sponsors the National Old Time Music Festival now in it's 26th year in Avoca, Iowa (Aug 27-Sept 2, 2001). Produced and hosted the national PBS television show "Old Time Country Music" for 7 years, likewise the "Old Time Music Hour" syndicate
From: Rose Mundy
Email: <rose_mundy@hotmail.com>
Town/City: Shrewsbury,Shropshire
Country: England
Posted on: Saturday, January 27, 2001, 05:44 PM
I was unable to attend the festival last year.I contacted you to say if I sent my ticket back,would you refund the money.As it was several weeks before the festival,you said you would make a refund when you had sorted the money out after the festival.I am still waiting..........................I would be grateful if you would send it to me now as it is five months later,and I have already reminded you once.
From: Woody Woodson
Email: <jbwoodson@juno.com>
Town/City: Mechanicsville, Virginia
Country: USA
Posted on: Saturday, February 03, 2001, 04:48 PM
Am in the market for a good, American made banjo. Would like to hold the price to around $1000 or less.
Am leaning toward the Deering Sierra but am open to suggestions as well as names of reputable discount dealers.
Don't know if, at 62 years old, I can learn but have always wanted to try. Played a little tenor banjo in my teens
with a Ludwig Ambassador that my grandfather gave me. But, the 5-string is different..for sure. Of course, each dealer
thinks his brand is best. The local dealer is pushing Fender. I am totally confused. Can you help? Tnx, Woody
From: Tom Nicolson
Email: <onemanband@ozemail.com.au>
Organisation: Brisbane
Country: Australia
Posted on: Sunday, February 04, 2001, 09:46 AM
I'm a traditional One Man Band thinking of doing a working holiday.It was good to visit your comprehensive page, thanks
Mine is www.ozemail.com.au/~onemanband
Keep up the good work.
Tom
From: Phil Hawes
Email: <philhawes2000@yahoo.com>
Organisation: Sheringham Shantymen
Town/City: SHERINGHAM, NORFOLK
Country: ENGLAND
Posted on: Thursday, February 08, 2001, 05:40 PM
Hi, I'm really a 'zook player although some might disagree!! Really interested in the tune, " Bunch of Hawes." Never come across it. Family originate from Clare, Ireland. Is there a connection ? Would welcome information. I'm sure it's not a mis spelling!!
Cheers/ slan.
Phil
From: Bódy Adrienn
Email: <bodya@kvi.ktm.hu>
Town/City: Budapest
Country: Hungary
Posted on: Tuesday, February 13, 2001, 08:09 AM
I love playing banjo! I love reading everything in connection with my favorit instument! Thanks for the jokes! Adrienn.
From: Mike Garner
Email: <mikegarnerm@aol.com>
Organisation: Circle of Friends
Town/City: Leeds
Country: England
Posted on: Saturday, February 17, 2001, 09:58 PM
The story of your son Martyn is very sad.
I symathise with you. I am also a banjo fanatic but more old timey stuff frailing etc. I get a lot of stick but I stick with it. I started when I was 11 years old when my dad got an old tenor banjo out of the loft and started to play it. I was fascinated. I actually then learned the guitar because in 1959 what else? But I always had this hankering after playing the banjo and eventually bought one in 1988. After loads of trades in etc I have now got a Deering Boston which I play without the resonator on and a Deering Goodtime from which I removed the frets and put an ebony fretless fingerboard on, and on which I have nylon strings to simulate old time gut.all the best Mike.
From: Phil
Email: <philipwallis@orange.net>
Town/City: Leeds
Country: UK
Posted on: Thursday, February 22, 2001, 06:58 PM
Will u promise that "Saltburn" will = "sunburn" again this year? Thanks for all u do! Phil
From: Maggie Gee
Email: <kfx@ntlworld.com>
Town/City: Redcar
Country: UK
Posted on: Tuesday, February 27, 2001, 09:51 PM
Nice to see the site still up and running! Best of Luck with it.
From:
Posted on: Wednesday, February 28, 2001, 12:25 AM
Banjo Bill, How can I get the sheet music for Coolin? I'm willing to pay but just not having any luck finding it. I need it by March 12th. Special request from a displayed Irish grandma. Thanks for your help. Dana
From: Richard a'Chinn Mhaoil
Email: <leining@xmission.com>
Organisation: Utah Old-Time Fiddlers
Town/City: Utah
Country: USA
Posted on: Saturday, March 10, 2001, 04:44 AM
banjo, piano
From: stuart pritchard
Email: <stuartp@worldxchange.com.au>
Town/City: Perth Western Australia
Country: Australia
Posted on: Saturday, March 10, 2001, 12:54 PM
I was wondering if Terry Docherty has any more albums to his credit. I have the first two which I brought to Australia 11 years ago. I would greatly appreciate any info you can give me
Thanks
Stu
From: Andrew Nightingale
Email: <andycath@bradleyview.fsnet.co.uk>
Town/City: Halifax
Country: England
Posted on: Monday, March 12, 2001, 10:53 PM
Hi...as a relative newcomer to playing the banjo, thought I'd seek out some other bluegrass players who would be willing to share their knowledge! If there's anyone local to West Yorkshire, who'd be interested in getting together (at a basic level!) I'd really like to hear from you...or maybe I could sit in with a group who could point me in the right direction?
From: Steve Bullock
Email: <steve.bullock@ksco.fsnet.co.uk>
Town/City: London
Posted on: Thursday, March 15, 2001, 03:45 PM
Dear Len,
Just got the stuff from John T about Saltburn Festival and saw the web address so checked it out. Your site will be very helpful next time we are up "home" and fancy soem live music. Keep up the good work.
Steve
PS - We have a small site at http://www.ksco.fsnet.co.uk/KSCOMusic.htm (case sensitive)ecific)(The parent Web site is intended for a different purpose entirely but I got bored and created the music pages!) we'll add alink to yours
From: David Salvia
Email: <d_j_salvia@hotmail.com>
Town/City: Santa Barbara
Country: USA
Posted on: Friday, March 16, 2001, 01:32 AM
I'm studying genealogy. I'm told there was a "Banjo Bill" who played with Barnum and Bailey, and he may be a great uncle of mine. The funny thing is that I'm also looking in the Jarrow area for Banjo Bill's sister in law, my grandmother Bridget Laggan.
From: Norm Rookes
Email: <Ntrfingpick@aol.com>
Organisation: Sun Inn folk club
Town/City: Stockton on Tees
Country: U.K
Posted on: Sunday, March 18, 2001, 05:34 PM
Nice work Len in setting this web site up,very interesting and informative.Keep up the good work.
From: graham
Email: <graham.honeywood@ntlworld.com>
Organisation: n/a
Town/City: darlington
Country: durham
Posted on: Sunday, March 18, 2001, 09:43 PM
can you please include the following shop in your lists of retailers and repairers
George Gladstone
Woodwind,Brass Repairs & Sales
85 Parkgate Darlington 01325 486510 www.woodwindrepairs.co.uk
From: Tore Jensen
Email: <torejensen@hotmail.com>
Town/City: Narvik
Country: Norway
Posted on: Tuesday, March 20, 2001, 01:30 PM
Hello…
I have visit your site today, and I liked what I saw. A nice site with many interesting things to look at. I often use to visit sites who belongs to artists that like almost the same music that I do. Country and similar styles.
I want to give you my best regards, and hope that you'll visit my homepage: www.countrysong.org sometimes and maybe write some words in my guestbook. I also have a link to my mp3.com from my homepage.
Best regards from Tore Jensen from North Norway.......
From: Charlie Forrest
Email: <chasforr@bigpond.com.au>
Town/City: Lansdowne.New South Wales
Country: Australia
Posted on: Thursday, March 22, 2001, 12:34 AM
G'day Bill/Len,greetings from OZ.
Nice site you have here.I'm a 50 tear old novice Uilleann Piper who is always on the lookout for new tunes.Whats the situation with your tune list?Can I e-mail you with a request for the GIF/Dots for a particular tune, or will they be available directly from your site when you get around to it?
I also play a bit of flute,whistle,guitar(in the DADGAD tuning)and I also have an octave mandolin.I love the sound of these instruments and I love Irish Trad.and I'm putting most of my energies into the pipes.I have a similar musical background to you(elecricity guitars etc.)It's funny how a lot of people seem to gravitate to this REAL music as they age!
Anyway....must go.....all the best......Charlie
From: Derek Scrafton
Email: <derek.scrafton@unisa.edu.au>
Organisation: University of South Australia
Town/City: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Posted on: Monday, March 26, 2001, 04:25 AM
Just checking what's on in the North-East in May. Thanks.
From: DAVE
Email: <MALTMEN@YAHOO.CO.UK>
Organisation: Band name 12YEARMALT
Town/City: South Shields
Country: Uk
Posted on: Monday, March 26, 2001, 05:36 PM
Hi Bill
Nice site
stumbled upon it while i was looking for festivals to get involved with with the band
Is thereanway of getting the band listed on your site at all
Please send any questions to me
and i will reply to them ASAP ok
Pics , history of band ??out you want ok
keep up the good work
Dave Easter
From: Heather Enid Wells
Email: <Heather.E.Wells@btinternet.com>
Organisation: None. Songwriter-guitarist-singer-bassist
Town/City: Norwich
Country: England
Posted on: Thursday, April 05, 2001, 02:17 PM
I was a guitar and banjo pupil of Derek Brimstone's, he recommended the Whitby Festival to me, so I found your site as I was exploring for that. Very interesting and hope to be at Cambridge and Whitby. See you there maybe!
From: Don Smith
Email: <donald.smith3@pseg.com>
Organisation: GIANTS CAUSEWAY PRODUCTIONS
Town/City: Highland Lakes, N.J., 07422
Country: U.S.A.
Posted on: Wednesday, April 18, 2001, 12:31 PM
enjoyed your site. Also am ga-ga over Jerry O'conners Banjo playing. Wasn't Terry Hanrahan the Banjo player in Stocktons wing? How do you like that Clarreen? Was it Pricey? I also enjoy Barney McKenna, Mick Maloney, and Davey Arthur(who I know!). I play in two bands, Driscoll and Smith, and Thorns and Roses. Click on this, to see me and Jack Driscoll. I am the banjo player. This picture was taken in Tommy Makems Irish Pavillion, in NY in 1998. It was a great club, but, alas, it is no longer there.http://www.east-durham.org/memfest/index.htm . if clicking doesn't work, just search the web with that address. You should come to E.Durham, N.Y. in the summer time, it is whole town of virtually nothing but Irish pubs and hotels, really cool! Have a good day, Don Smith
From: Clare
Email: <claremathison@hotmail.com>
Organisation: I wish - any info?
Town/City: Marske-by-the-sea, Cleveland
Country: England
Posted on: Sunday, April 29, 2001, 12:54 AM
I've just moved to Marske, and saw that you are running a concert there in the near future - YIPPEE!
From: jim powell
Email: <powell120@xtra.co.nz>
Organisation: none
Town/City: invercargill
Country: new zealand
Posted on: Sunday, April 29, 2001, 09:02 AM
I've just had the net installed after succumbing to the pressure of two teenage sons. What a wonderful thing ,just downloaded some music and found sites for banjo and mandoline and found this website. Not pany pickers down here and I've just come back to playing after 35 years. Why has it been so long. When you have a bigger past than a future you begin to understand what is really important in life.
From: Trevor Hyett
Email: <trevor.hyett@pearsontv.com>
Town/City: London
Country: SW12 9QT
Posted on: Friday, May 04, 2001, 03:02 PM
Enjoyed my visit....look forward to seeing the gif/abc of some of the tunes.
Good luck & thanks
From: nigel leyland
Town/City: middlesbrough
Posted on: Saturday, May 05, 2001, 12:49 PM
From: Bruce Jaeger
Email: <Bruce@mscb.com>
Organisation: Middle Spunk Creek Boys
Town/City: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Country: USA
Posted on: Monday, May 07, 2001, 07:06 PM
Geez! Banjo jokes I hadn't heard! (Well, one, anyway).
Here's a link to some banjo (and bass) jokes we shouldn't have had the tape running for. Some are actually different! I'm not saying that any are, well, actually funny... http://artists.mp3s.com/artist_song/1502/1502590.html
If you've never been to Mp3.com, they'll ask you to "join" with your email address. The resulting spam isn't bad. And you might have some fun there finding new folk and bluegrass offerings.
BRUCE
From: Gladys
Email: <burke_wilson@usa.net>
Town/City: ONTARIO
Country: CANADA
Posted on: Saturday, May 12, 2001, 02:22 AM
Hello - Great Site, enjoyed my visit. I am Gladys of
Gladys' Celtic Corner
http://www.geocities.com/gburke_wilson/
email address
burke_wilson@usa.net
HELP! I am looking for Sheet Music for a fiddle tune named
"The Highlanders Kneebuckle"; I use the midi as background
music on one of my pages - but cannot find the Sheet Music.
Thanks so much; once again - you have a great site; I came
upon it doing a "Google Search" for Highlanders Kneebuckle.
Gladys
From: Gladys' Celtic Corner
Email: <burke_wilson@usa.net>
Organisation: http://www.geocities.com/gburke_wilson
Town/City: Ontario
Country: Canada
Posted on: Saturday, May 12, 2001, 02:28 AM
Sorry to put another message in your guestbook....but I
forgot to ask how one goes about having their site listed
in your Fold Music Sites list?
Thanks very much
From: Jim
Email: <jrand2nz@juno.com>
Organisation: 2nz
Town/City: Moorpark, CA
Country: USA
Posted on: Friday, May 25, 2001, 09:30 PM
I'll stay tuned. I sent you e-mail.
Cheers,
Jim
From:
Email: <christina>
Town/City: Essex
Posted on: Sunday, June 03, 2001, 09:57 AM
Pete, I am just looking forward now to hearing some of your music.
From: Elizabeth Serensky
Email: <gunnlover@hotmail.com>
Organisation: None
Town/City: Hanoverton, Ohio
Country: USA
Posted on: Tuesday, June 05, 2001, 04:10 AM
Cool page...I am a 16 year old female and I play banjo. banjo rules! hehe
From: Eric Johnson
Email: <mtnbikop@hotmail.com>
Organisation: N/A
Town/City: Reisterstown, MD
Country: USA
Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2001, 04:21 AM
Lots O' Fun
From: andy perkins
Email: <andybanjo@aol.com>
Organisation: the banjo man.............
Town/City: faversham
Country: kent
Posted on: Monday, June 25, 2001, 07:13 PM
great site, love the jokes! you might care to check out my new website catalogue (www.andybanjo.com) over 100 banjos illustrated & described. mail order a speciality - i sold two banjos to co.durham only last week!
From: Andrew Nightingale
Email: <andycath@bradleyview.fsnet.co.uk>
Organisation: Self
Town/City: Halifax
Country: England
Posted on: Thursday, June 28, 2001, 11:10 PM
Hi nice to see the site used world wide....that darn blue-
grass gets everywere!....Moving to Frankfurt soon and i'm
just wondering if there is a Bluegrass interest out there,
Players,groups,clubs,individuals etc...Would appreciate
any kind of info.
From: Steven Atkinson
Email: <acmansma@hotmail.com>
Organisation: none
Town/City: La Mesa
Country: United States
Posted on: Thursday, July 05, 2001, 08:58 PM
I just started the banjo and it rocks thanks later!
From: John Falconer
Email: <john.falconer@talk21.com>
Town/City: Bedlington
Posted on: Friday, July 06, 2001, 10:18 PM
From: michael walls
Email: <m.walls@ntlworld.com>
Town/City: Billingham
Country: Cleveland
Posted on: Monday, July 09, 2001, 09:43 PM
I am interested in learning to play a banjo
From: Pete Finley
Email: <Pfinley28251@aol.com>
Organisation: Club
Town/City: Sunderland
Country: England
Posted on: Sunday, July 15, 2001, 01:21 PM
Hi Len
Just some news I'd like you to add to your listings if you would. Terry Barr and I have started a new club at the Sportsman's Arms, New Silksworth (Sunderland)on Wednesday nights.
Thanks.
Pete
From: Tornack, Jan
Email: <j.tornack@12move.de>
Organisation: no
Town/City: Wolfen
Country: Germany
Posted on: Monday, July 16, 2001, 08:12 PM
Hello from Germany! What a nice site!
From: fossaert
Email: <cfossaert@net-up.com>
Town/City: 24140 st-hilaire d'estissac
Country: france
Posted on: Monday, July 16, 2001, 10:33 PM
je suis un joueur de banjo(g-d-a-e).bonjour à vous
From: Patrick Hutchinson
Email: <swiftyears@aol.com>
Organisation: Swift Years (band)
Town/City: Montreal
Country: Quebec, Canada
Posted on: Tuesday, July 17, 2001, 03:29 AM
Greetings! I had to visit as I play with a Banjo Bob.
(Actually, he generally plays mando.) Swift Years is guit./mando./bass trio sometimes with accordion, playing
trad. & originals ranging from gypsy to celtic, blewgrass
to berber. I grew up partly in Lincs - "'tis my delight on a
shinin' night" & all that, and also Argyll. We have a
record (er, disc) out independently that we sell at shows
and which gets the odd play on the CBC etc. We're pretty
un-cyber so far, so I can't play you a tune, I'm afraid.
All the best, Patrick
ps If you're ever looking for a session in this fair city,
ask here!
From: rex Hills
Email: <rexhills@clear.co.nz>
Organisation: figa
Town/City: Christchurch
Country: New zealand
Posted on: Wednesday, July 18, 2001, 04:08 AM
looking for music jigs etc
From: Richard Beswick
Email: <richardbeswick@supanet.com>
Organisation: various festivals-team org
Town/City: Retford
Country: uk
Posted on: Tuesday, July 24, 2001, 11:00 PM
useful, clear site. thanks
From: Doug,Sue and Antonia Laird
Email: <douglas.j.laird@bt.com>
Organisation: visitor
Town/City: Stoke-On-Trent
Country: U.K
Posted on: Tuesday, July 24, 2001, 11:11 PM
We visited your website to find out more information on the saltburn folk festival which we will be attending
for the fourth time this year and are extreamly looking foward to the events.Although we found little information
on the folk festival that we found relevent, we extreamly liked the information on the town of saltburn and what each
letter of the banner ment. We wish you every sucsess with the website in the future and hope that our comments
help you to improve your website. Best wishes Doug,Sue and Antonia xxxxxx
From: albert r. ake
Email: <sidewalk@arbbs.net>
Town/City: Perryvill
Country: United States
Posted on: Sunday, July 29, 2001, 02:57 AM
From: Jim Leighton
Email: <jiml@musicinscotland.com>
Organisation: Music In Scotland
Town/City: Blairgowrie
Country: Scotland
Posted on: Monday, July 30, 2001, 09:32 PM
It would be great if you could add a link to the Music In Scotland site. If you would like a reciprocal link, please ask.
Jim Leighton
Music In Scotland Ltd.
http://www.musicinscotland.com/
Gateway to Scotland's music
From: John Pembery
Email: <john@pembery.co.uk>
Organisation: The Gadders. The worlds worst geriatric jazz band.
Town/City: Wisbech,Canbridgeshire
Country: England
Posted on: Monday, August 20, 2001, 04:09 PM
Interesting site.I liked it a lot. Where do you buy your picks, please?
From: John Pembery
Email: <john@pembery.co.uk>
Organisation: The Gadders. The worlds worst geriatric jazz band.
Town/City: Wisbech,Canbridgeshire
Country: England
Posted on: Monday, August 20, 2001, 04:09 PM
Interesting site.I liked it a lot. Where do you buy your picks, please?
From: Des. Byrne
Email: <schowser@aol.com>
Organisation: N/A
Town/City: Liverpool
Country: England
Posted on: Tuesday, August 28, 2001, 02:57 PM
I've just foumd this site and will explore. In the meantime does anyone have Buddy Wachter's web site (Banjo, plectrum and tenor)?
From: John Jones
Email: <jkjonesfz@hotmail.com>
Town/City: Shanghai
Country: China
Posted on: Tuesday, September 04, 2001, 07:04 AM
Hi....it doesn't look as though anybody is out there any more, but just in case, I'm a Durham lad now playing my banjo in China! Great page to stumble on! If anyone wants to share shareables, drop me a line!
From: John Jones
Email: <jkjonesfz@hotmail.com>
Town/City: Shanghai
Country: China
Posted on: Tuesday, September 04, 2001, 07:11 AM
What a fool I am!! I've justed checked to see that my e-mail was registered, and lo and behold you're quite active! GREAT! I can make use of this page when I go back to Blighty for my holidays!!
Keep up the good work!
From: Dave Coulthard
Email: <davidmurray.coulthard@ntlworld.com>
Organisation: The Old Age Travellers
Town/City: Aycliffe Village
Country: England
Posted on: Wednesday, September 05, 2001, 11:08 PM
Thanks for the mention Len. Great site
Dave
From: ian
Email: <ian@brightbell.com>
Organisation: Folk Club Diary (cheshire)
Town/City: Warrington
Country: UK
Posted on: Wednesday, September 19, 2001, 09:02 PM
Good Clear Site Site. Pity about it closing but do undestand. Am emailing URL to my son who is studying
at Teesside. He's akeen guitar player and we've introduced him to Folk Clubs.
Regs Ian
http://www.brightbell.com/folk/
Folk Club Diary for whats on in and around North Cheshire.
From: Alex hall
Email: <amahall@hotmail>
Organisation: Armadale Folk Club
Town/City: Byford
Country: western Australia
Posted on: Monday, September 24, 2001, 02:11 PM
Dear len. please dont give up the website! how else can I keep in touch with the teeside folk scene.Anyway keep up the good work, I am an folky from the Stockton folk club, can anyone remember the Stork and Castle, apart from me and Ron Angel? Regards to all at the Sun and the Welly.
regards
Alex and Maureen Hall
From: Frank Marmion
Email: <marmion.fslife.co.uk>
Organisation: Pack Horse Folk Club
Town/City: Loughborough
Country: England
Posted on: Monday, October 29, 2001, 08:24 PM
From: Whitby Folk Week
Email: <wfw@box44selby.freeserve.co.uk>
Posted on: Friday, December 07, 2001, 01:57 PM
We now have a website!
www.folkwhitby.freeserve.co.uk
cheers
From: Ron Straughan
Email: <captain@durhamrams.ndo.co.uk>
Organisation: Durham Rams sword and Morris Men
Town/City: Durham
Country: England
Posted on: Wednesday, December 12, 2001, 06:12 PM
From: Christopher Pape
Email: <christopher@thefoxinn.fsnet.co.uk>
Organisation: The Fox Inn Pub
Town/City: Hexham
Country: England
Posted on: Saturday, December 22, 2001, 08:23 PM
I was trying to find folk groups to play here at The Fox Pub. Not sure is a pub is what they are looking for?
Would also need costs.
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