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Subject: MUSICAL TRADITIONS
CLUB Spring 2011
MUSICAL TRADITIONS CLUB Spring 2011
FRIDAY 4th
February
KATHLEEN O'SULLIVAN and BILLY TEARE
From a London Irish background, Kathleen's first love is singing. Her most residing childhood impression is
of listening to the songs of her mother, a Laois woman. Kathleen's well received solo album
?Born on St Patrick's day' was recorded
at home by her fireside. She has a great ear for material and the ability
to communicate the highs and lows of human experience through song. She toured with
'The London Lasses and Pete Quinn' for seven years before returning to her
unaccompanied roots. Storyteller Billy Teare , from Ballycarry, resides
in Larne, Co 
Billy has appeared on the
big screen, stage, TV and radio in guises ranging from chicken hypnotist
to jester. The past thirty years have
seen him as a featured artist at
storytelling festivals around the world including the far reaches of the
FRIDAY 4th March JIM BAINBRIDGE
From
With
Roger Digby (concertina ) and
Liz Giddings (fiddle)
FRIDAY 8th April The
Askew Sisters - Hazel & Emily
Emily and Hazel Askew are a young duo making waves on the folk scene with their
energetic brand of English folk music. Using fiddle and melodeon, they play and
sing with an infectious enjoyment and love for the music, winning them fans
wherever they go. From rhythmic foot stomping tunes to powerful interpretations
of songs and ballads, their playing always guarantees to engage and inspire
those who hear. "Hazel's rich gutsy voice and inventive melodeon playing
combined with the skill of Emily's singing fiddle or soulful cello are a
new force to be reckoned with." Stirrings magazine. "What the Askews do
so well is tell the story and allow the music accompanying them to help that
story along". EDS magazine
http://www.askewsisters.co.uk/
With The Pigeon English Band
MAY
6th- 8th 2011
Keith Summers Festival Grace Toland & Brian Doyle, Patricia Flynn,
Mick Quinn (tbc), Oliver Mulligan & Brendan McAuley (uilleann
pipes), Joe Aitken, Geordie Murison, Dan & Bonnie Milner, Jeff Warner, John & Katie Howson's East Anglian
Concert Party and more???
Friday 17th June Bloomsday
event with poet Racker Donnelly
The King & Queen,
Non - Members £7,concs. £5
http://www.mustradclub.co.uk/ There is a
link to a map on this site
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The SWINGTIME
SERENADERS jazz band featuring vocals by Peta Webb Dulwich
Woodhouse Sunday 30th January.
Dulwich
Woodhouse, 39 Sydenham Hill , London SE26 6RS
Sunday 3oth January
2011
5pm-8pm Admission Free
http://www.youngs.co.uk/pub-detail.asp?PubID=395DulwichWoodhouse_at_youngs_dot_co_dot_uk
Telephone-02086935666Sydenham Hill or Crystal Palace Station - see the
pub's website for directions
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Reg Hall's
Traditional Irish session runs at The Auld Triangle Finsbury Park on Sundays
from 8pm ( N4 2QW ,junction of St Thomas's Road /Plimsoll Road)
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Chris Miles, great
traditional Scots singer is on at the Cellar Upstairs, Exmouth Arms, Starcross
Street NW1 1HR nr. Euston SAT. 12th February
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For a great night out
at the MUSIC HALL visit the Lissenden Players at Lauderdale House Highgate
N6 5HG on Wed 16th February
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PETA WEBB and KEN HALL with SIMON HINDLEY
Islington Folk Club, The Horseshoe, Clerkenwell
Thursday 31st March 2011
Peta Webb and Ken Hall branch out from the traditional Irish songs
for which they're renowned to sing their favourite "brother duets"
and gems from The
http://www.englishfolkinfo.org.uk/
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