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The Wildernesse Family run an excellent club at The Fox and Hounds Pub between Farningham, West Kingsdown, and Eynsford. There is a Mudcat Thread, and I have posted details of where it is on that. There are also directions to it on the TDL Website, and they have a MySpace. They have some excellent guests.which have included Cliff Bayliss and Sue Hudson, Kent Carters. Fiddlefit, The Dealers, and Skinners Rats.

Incidentally, those open mic. sessions are tending to be run as singarounds these days. Do come and join us.

Friday Folk is enjoying a renaissance, see website pages What's On and Wotzbinangon.Fab Club is also doing ok. a full list for our "Get A Floor Spot Session" today (March 16th). Look at the webiste for more details.   www.fabclubgrays.com



Please come and support Friday Folk Remember it's your club if you want it!

                                           

 

Bob Kenward has pointed out that the Woodshed sesions in The Wrotham Arms during the Broadstairs festival won't start until later, as Jen has bands booked in at lunchtimes. I'll keep you posted.

Sue's Scribbles

This will be an on line version to complement my published scribbles in "Around Kent Folk"

The printed word is often "old news" by  publication date... read it here first... 

Rochester Sweeps Festival

Our base. as usual, was The Gordon, and Friday night saw us at the open mic. in Nigel's Bar. We got two spots. On Saturday we saw Norcsalordie, then got a spot on the Pigs Ear Stage before going along to The Folk Factor. There were less bands competing this year, and the standard was lower, but I saw the winners walk in towards the end. As soon as I saw a young fiddler called Dougan Mehmet arrive with a band called Rocas in fact. The winner of the solo section was an old friend, Pam Tilling, nee Paterson. She had been persuaded to enter by Barry Laing. The evening was spent at the Good Intent which hosted a tremendous singaround inside, and a large, and loud playaround in the garden.

On Sunday we listened to The Pigs, then thought we'd do a couple of songs in Bob and Kathy's singaround, then go and see Triality. We found out  that Kathy had had an injury to her arm and hand, and ended up running the afternoon at Derek Moore's request. It was a very busy session too!
Time to dash down the road for our curry, then back to The Gordon which was heaving.

Monday was spent listening to Hot Rats before crossing the bridge to catch the second half of the Perfect Strangers gig. Then homeward to recover. Roll on next year !

Cheers

 

Sue Tuckey


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