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8pm Friday 8th November 2019 Bodmin Folk Club The Old Library 10 Lower Bore Street Bodmin PL31 2JX Map Tickets & More Information  Good Morning folks!
The warmth of the summer is fading out and November is sneaking up from around the corner! We have a fantastic gig lined up for you on Friday 1st November with Riley Baugus born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains ... here is some info!! Tickets £12; Call - Main St Music shop, Pembroke on 01646 621530 or 01646 651725. Venue; Burnetts Hill Chapel, Marletwy, SA67 8AX Doors; 700pm for 7.30 start I have attached a pdf of a poster, it would be brilliant if you could print one off and post it in your local shop/pub!! Thank you so much for your help.I look forward to seeing you on the 1st! Jackie x Riley Baugus - Undone in Sorrow Riley Baugus, Long Steel Rail Riley Baugus is a North Carolina native who contributed to the multi-million selling, Grammy award winning Album of the Year, “Raising Sand” by Alison Krauss and Robert Plant, and was a featured artist on Willie Nelson’s Grammy nominated “Country Music”, he also made his own Civil War-era styled banjos which were used in the Academy Award winning film Cold Mountain. Also, Riley’s acapella ballad singing was used for the voice of Pangle in the movie. Riley began singing and playing music at an early age. Raised in a household where recordings of old-time music were often played, he developed a love and appreciation for traditional, Southern Appalachian music. He and his family attended the Regular Baptist church, where unaccompanied singing was the tradition. He began playing the fiddle at age 10, but soon after switched to playing the guitar. By the time he was 12, he and his father built a banjo from scrap wood and he once again began to learn another instrument. Riley began honing his musical skills with close friend and neighbor, noted old-time fiddler Kirk Sutphin, by visiting elder traditional musicians in and around Grayson County, Virginia and Surry County, North Carolina. He often visited, played with, and learned from fiddlers Tommy Jarrell (a National Heritage Award recipient) and Robert Sykes, and from banjo player Dix Freeman. During these visits he also met and learned from many other traditional musicians of the area, including former Camp Creek Boys Verlin Clifton and Paul Sutphin. Riley has played with numerous old-time string bands, including The Red Hots, Backstep, the Old Hollow Stringband, and, in a recent visit to Charlottesville’s Prism Coffeehouse, Old Buck. He currently plays with Polecat Creek. Recently, Riley worked with the Lonesome Sisters, both as producer and performer, on their CD Going Home Shoes. Sweet Sunny South is SOLD OUT for this year - there is a waiting list for returns so if there is anyone who already has a ticket that knows they can’t come, they will get a full refund (less the Paypal fee) if they contact me soon. There will not be any tickets available at the gate, so please don’t make the journey to Sussex in the hope if squeezing in! Also the full programme for the festival weekend is now up on our website www.sweetsunnysouth.org  CAJUN COUNTRY REVIVAL RETURN TO MID WALES Here's another rare chance to see one of the world's top Cajun Bands in one of the best venues in Mid Wales They are performing on Friday 30th August at 8pm at The Lost Arc, Rhayader shortly after headlining Shrewsbury Folk Festival. There will be a chance to dance, enjoy some food and drink and listen to this amazing band. Last year's performance near Presteigne was one of the best ever seen in Mid Wales. Spanning generations the Cajun Country Revival is a veritable supergroup of American roots musicians. Comprised of Cajun musicians Jesse Lége and Joel Savoy and singer guitarist Kelli Jones, this group presents a music that seems to embody all of the things that make life wonderful. Together, they’ve delighted audiences around the world celebrating rather than “performing" the genre that unite them - Cajun music and early Country music. Son of Cajun music royalty Marc and Ann and the founder of the Louisiana-based label Valcour Records, Joel Savoy is a GRAMMY winner for his production work with The Band Courtbouillon and a nine-time GRAMMY nominee, as well as two time winner of the Cajun French Music Association’s Fiddler of the Year Award. Sharing the stage with Joel for the last 15 years is the legendary Cajun powerhouse, Jesse Lége. Growing up in a pre-electricity home in Gueydan, Louisiana, Jesse spoke Cajun French and learned music from relatives, neighbours and the family's much-loved battery-powered radio. Today he is one of the most admired Cajun accordionists and vocalists in the world today. Completing the Revival line up for this tour is Kelli Jones, singer and guitarist daughter of musician Carl Jones, who has been a regular visitor to this part of the world for many years. Tickets cost £10 are on sale on-line from www.thelostarc.co.uk, or you can book by phoning 01544 350407 or 01982 551116.  Dear all Please see attached flyer for info about Friends of American Old Time Music and Dance workshops in a lovely venue in Herefordshire in the Autumn. It's all happening from Friday 29th November till Sunday 1st December. Immerse yourself in this fabulous genre of music and dance, try something new, fiddle, banjo or flatfooting, or have a refresher if you haven't enjoyed Old Time American for a long time. Over the weekend there will be workshops, sessions, square dancing and lots of opportunity to play and dance as well as enjoy the countryside and the swimming pool. Accommodation, catering and workshops all in one lovely venue. Book now as places will soon be full. We would love to see you. Love Clare and Paul  An engaging young old time/roots duo from North Carolina, Hoot and Holler blends Appalachian traditions with fine contemporary songwriting and excellent musicianship on fiddle, guitar and clawhammer banjo. Both Amy Alvey and Mark Kilianski are alumni of the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston and combine polished musicianship with the grit, drive, and soul of their musical heroes, legendary mountain musicians like Roscoe Holcomb and Ola Belle Reed. Mark and Amy have also proved their musical credentials by achieving multiple placings in the instrument contests at West Virginia’s Clifftop festival and the Mount Airy Fiddler’s Convention.  An entertaining Tennessee quartet influenced by classic country, bluegrass, hillbilly and old time music, Bill and the Belles feature gloriously smooth vocal harmonies and exquisite musicianship on fiddle, banjo, guitar and double bass. Their attractive vintage persona is rooted in the music of the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s and bandleader Kris Truelsen also shares his enthusiasm for traditional American music as a producer and presenter for Radio Bristol, housed in the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol, Tennessee.  Mama's Broke's debut tour has gotten started and is already pulling in rave reviews!! Take a look at this from Folk Radio UK, a glowing review for their album "Count The Wicked" fresh out today!! Folk Radio UK Review on "Count the Wicked" Mama's Broke CD Mama’s Broke is a powerful folk duo that deliver a compelling performance with heart and raw energy. Although highly influenced by their Canadian roots, Lisa and Amy are based out of nowhere and everywhere. Their two strong voices blend to create haunting harmonies, while they artfully juggle fiddle, banjo, guitar and mandolin, and incorporate traditional dance and foot percussion into their performance. Their original – and often dark – compositions push the boundaries of tradition and the constraints of genre. Drawing from old-time, Quebecois, blues, punk, Celtic, Balkan and doom metal, they create a soundscape that is both familiar and new. They will be playing at; Manorbier Community Hall, YHA, Skrinkle, Manorbier, SA70 7TT Date; 31st July Start time; 8.00pm (doors 7.15) Tickets are £12 on 01646 672457 (leave a message & phone number) Black Rock Beach (Tiny Boat Concert)  http://www.jeffwarner.com/perf.html
Contact: Phil Tyler August 2019 Friday-Friday, 2-9 August Sidmouth Folk Festival Sidmouth, Devon Sunday-Thursday, 11-15 August Broadstairs Folk Week Broadstairs, Kent Saturday-Friday, 17-23 August Whitby Folk Week Whitby, N. Yorkshire Saturday, 31 August, Evening, time TBD Shoe Tree Cafe Newcastle, UK September 2019 Sunday, 1 September, 7:30 PM South Shields Folk Club Customs House, Mill Dam, South Shields, Tyne & Wear Tuesday, 3 September, 8:30 PM Dartford Folk Club Thursday, 5 September, 8:30 PM Maidenhead Folk Club Saturday & Sunday, 7 & 8 September Bromyard Folk Festival Bromyard, Herefordshire Tuesday, 10 September, 8:00 PM St. Neots Folk Club Thursday, 12 September, 8:00 PM The Goose is Out Folk Club Nunhead, London Saturday, 14 September, 10:30 AM-5:00 PM Workshops on Songs from the Warner Collection Lewes Saturday Folk Club Saturday, 14 September, 8:00 PM Concert at Lewes Saturday Folk Club Sunday, 15 September, 7:30 PM Dursley Acoustic Music Nights Wednesday, 18 September, 7:30 PM Cecil Sharp House, Traditional Night Sunday, 22 September, 8:30 PM Warrington Folk Club Monday, 23 September, 7:45 PM Stockton Folk Club Wednesday, 25 September, 7:45 PM Ryburn 3-Step Folk Club SORRY but our August Pickin Lunchtime is CANCELLED! This is due to The Global Cafe being closed on our normal session date! AND please also note that our September session is NOT in Reading but in Wallingford (as per previous years when we engage in the annual Bunkfest...3-6pm Sunday 1st Sept at The George Hotel......see link at page bottom). Pickin Lunchtimes Website https://padlet.com/newtchaser/pickinlunchtimes Pickin Lunchtimes Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/pickinlunchtime In an attempt to encourage us to learn new tunes from similar sources and to indicate what or which tunes are likely to pop up at our next session I created this new site below. All suggestions/additions/corrections welcome. Playlists & Tunes https://padlet.com/newtchaser/musiclearningwall Also please share this SUBSCRIBE link below with musical/dancing/clogging friends (to be sent this monthly email reminder.....always reversible!) http://eepurl.com/biYzvD or simply just share with them this leaflet https://goo.gl/p9sqKw All levels welcome at this open cafe/Old Time experience, See you there :-) Colm, Cathy & Stu Sept 1st Pickin Lunchtime see http://www.bunkfest.co.uk/  |
