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Yes, cajun blues….saw Queen Ida at Cambridge back in the day as well…..
So ... you are a posh Cambridge toff ja? Ach mensch, alles verloren!Yes, cajun blues….saw Queen Ida at Cambridge back in the day as well…..
Nah, used to take my motor bike to Cambridge folk festival with a few mates….saw the Pogues, John Lee Hooker, and Alexis Corner there (along with many others) as well….So ... you are a posh Cambridge toff ja? Ach mensch, alles verloren!
Very nice ... so many singers, so many songs, so little time ! :smiling4: :sad:Nah, used to take my motor bike to Cambridge folk festival with a few mates….saw the Pogues, John Lee Hooker, and Alexis Corner there (along with many others) as well….
Indeed so! I'm going into my music and see if I can't add a few more - like Christy Moore, Steeleye Span, Capercaille, Runrig - need I go go on? Salivating at the thought of those happy days - time for a Sauvignon methinks!…and John Martyn, Joan Baez, The men they couldn’t hang, Lindesfarne, Chas and Dave (superb live), Martin Carthy…… the list was pretty much endless! Always someone superb that you hadn’t heard of before…..
Saw all of those there as well SteveIndeed so! I'm going into my music and see if I can't add a few more - like Christy Moore, Steeleye Span, Capercaille, Runrig - need I go go on? Salivating at the thought of those happy days - time for a Sauvignon methinks!
Thanks for refreshing my memories Tim - now I can plough a memory furrow and search my back album CDs :thumb2:Saw all of those there as well SteveRunrig were very early in their career…..I went from 82 to 88…line ups here. I’d love to turn back the clock…..
https://www.cambridgelive.org.uk/folk-festival/folk-festival/history/1981-1985
https://www.cambridgelive.org.uk/folk-festival/folk-festival/history/1986-1990
... and as an adjunct I was a (very) respectable folk singer (and Chantyman) in the folk heydays of the late Sixties and Seventies -even part of an LP when Folk Music in the Forces was the 'Thing'! Reasonable Bodhran player and one-time Green Man and Fool! Forgive me for beating my gums!Thanks for refreshing my memories Tim - now I can plough a memory furrow and search my back album CDs :thumb2:
Pearls from the Oysters - absolute classic!Pretty cool mate. While you’re looking at the back catalogue, look out Ragged Kingdom by June Tabor and the Oysterband…..fantastic it certainly is!
Me too, they were awesome, and a wonderful club/pub entertainment - such a small world isn't it Alan!@Airborne01 @Tim Marlow We used to get a Christmas card every year off Donnie Munroe (Runrig). Seen them countless times. Gutted when they finished.
None of the above - not seen ... will check though. thanksBit newer, Bella Hardy, songs lost and stolen….another excellent album! Oh, while I’m at it, anything by the Carolina Chocolate Drops or Rihannon Giddens. Anything you can recommend?
Alan, thanks for that - I will definitely check these bands out; I can definitely pass some alternatives to you once the effect of a day on the p--s with some ex-squaddy mates has worn off! World folk music has been my comfort zone for many a year - and may it remain so I hope!Steve, Tim. If you like folk music then if you could stretch your taste out to some non-English music, i can highly recommend Skald, Eivor, Garmarna, Heilung and Wardruna
The Albion Band - in all its iterations - superb sweep of themes!…and John Martyn, Joan Baez, The men they couldn’t hang, Lindesfarne, Chas and Dave (superb live), Martin Carthy…… the list was pretty much endless! Always someone superb that you hadn’t heard of before…..
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