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Bernard Cromarty
Добавлен 3 фев 2014
Halton Souling Play 2020 (take 2)
The Halton Souling Play 2020 presented by The Halton Soulers.
We were unable to present the Halton Souling Play in pubs as we would normally do, so we decided to use Zoom Cloud Meetings to record the elements of the play, and stitch them together in two takes, this being the second. If you missed the first, see it here:
ruclips.net/video/HaS2iGD6Nzw/видео.html
We would usually collect on behalf of the Halton Haven Hospice, so we ask if you would be kind enough to go to the dedicated JustGiving page and make a donation there:
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/haltonsoulers
(if the link doesn't work for you, copy and paste it into your browser)
Thank you!
We were unable to present the Halton Souling Play in pubs as we would normally do, so we decided to use Zoom Cloud Meetings to record the elements of the play, and stitch them together in two takes, this being the second. If you missed the first, see it here:
ruclips.net/video/HaS2iGD6Nzw/видео.html
We would usually collect on behalf of the Halton Haven Hospice, so we ask if you would be kind enough to go to the dedicated JustGiving page and make a donation there:
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/haltonsoulers
(if the link doesn't work for you, copy and paste it into your browser)
Thank you!
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Halton Souling Play 2020 (take 1)
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The Halton Souling Play 2020 presented by The Halton Soulers. We were unable to present the Halton Souling Play in pubs as we would normally do, so we decided to use Zoom Cloud Meetings to record the elements of the play, and stitch them together in two takes, this being the first. The second is now "live", see it here: ruclips.net/video/eKsdMFbKUjk/видео.html We would usually collect on behalf...
Horwich Prize Medal Morris Men dance their tribute to Roland Higson RIP
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Friday 9th November 2017 saw Horwich Prize Medal Morris Men bidding a fond farewell to Roland Higson at Fanny's (Victoria Inn).
John Condy 01072017
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John Condy performing his winning song, 'The Way to Go', at the Kerry Smith Memorial Songwriting Competition on 1st July 2017 at the Spread Eagle, Lymm
Bob Fox at Lymm Folk Club, May 2015
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Bob Fox performing one of the songs from WarHorse at Lymm Folk Club, The Spread Eagle 7th May 2015
Barluath - Bonny Ship 'The Diamond' Lymm 2015
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Barluath performing their unique arrangement of the Bonny Ship 'The Diamond' at Lymm Folk Club (Spread Eagle) on Thursday 5th March 2015. Ainslie (lead vocals) was feeling very unwell with a stomach bug, but it's a testament to her professionalism that it isn't obvious from this performance!
Let's Do It - John Muskett at Lymm Folk Club
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John Muskett performing "Let's Do It", accompanied on double bass, during his Lymm Folk Club Big Spot, Thursday 29th January 2015 at the Spread Eagle...
Christmas Time Odd Job Man - Hughie Jones
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Hughie Jones with 'Count' John McCormick at Lymm Folk Club (Lymm Rugby Club) 11th December 2014 performing 'Christmas Time Odd Job Man', a song written by Hughie for a Spinners Christmas Special on BBC tv.
The 'Spinners Legends' at Lymm Folk Club
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The Spinners Legends, Hughie Jones, Mick Groves and 'Count' John McCormick at Lymm Folk Club on Wednesday 25th June 2014. Song clips include 'Whip Jamboree', 'The Family of Man' and 'I wish I was back in Liverpool'... Sorry the songs are incomplete, but I was running the sound desk, too...
The Time Bandits, Lymm, 26th June 2014
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The Time Bandits performing 'The Lowlands of Holland' at Lymm Folk Club on Thursday 26th June 2014 (Spread Eagle).
Miriam Erasmus sings 'Umgeni' at Lymm Folk Club May 2014
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Miriam Erasmus sings and 'ululates' at Lymm Folk Club on 22nd May 2014 at the Spread Eagle. The song is called 'Umgeni', after the South African river of that name.
As an 18 year old I went to see the Spinners in 1988 in Bristol. They were fab! I remember they had "Count" John McCormick on double bass. I had a very pleasant night out with my family and remember it very fondly. Sadly, Tony and Cliff are no longer with us. It's nice to see the remaining lads doing what they love and with as much gusto as they had when they were younger.
Sounds like something The Levellers would have sung
Paul McCartney eat your heart out. Theses guys sound just as amazing as they did back in the early 70’s
Sounding just the same. Fabulous
Hughie is coming back to Lymm in December 2018 - Thursday 13th, to be precise!
My 63rd birthday!
Thanks for sharing - takes me back to the 70s and 80s!
Thank you for this. It's nice to see Horwich perform Uncle Roland's as a tribute, it was always fun to dance. At least the heavens didn't open and drench you as they did at Tommy's funeral during Tommy's Star. I formed a team in California which danced for around ten years from 1997 onwards called Bufflehead. We had a significant amount of the Horwich repertoire in our dances, except for the Horwich Polka of course, and also wrote several of our own dances. Uncle Roland's was a staple, and hopefully a good tribute. Oh, we were a mixed team, but yes, we danced in irons and kept the Horwich discipline alive and well. Peter ffoulkes - HPMM 1984 - 1991
Thanks for sharing, just bought my tickets for the Liverpool Phil in May, they sound just the same after 50 years!
Suemuffy ... the lads are good friends of mine... it's already a year since Tony's funeral. They still sing with the same fire, not 'just going through the motions'! Must give Chris a ring and get another gig organised!
Tony Davis RIP, you all made me smile on many occasion. Hello Susan Nee Jesson. from Mick in Derby.
I love that after all the years the song still sounds exactly how I remember
they came to my school and sang that...
Mick Groves has the best voice ever.
And he looks just the same !
KAF128 he certainly does! If anyone has a recording of him singing The Flowers of Manchester please put it on here! Also She Moved through the Fair! Loved The Spinners
This is wonderful! Thanks Bernard for sharing it.
They are lined against the wall like waiting for the firing squad. Dreadful use of the space. It is a shame as the band are on good form.
Geoff Beswick Don't be daft!! The room is tiny - I had my back to the opposite wall and we had a capacity audience. The band wanted foldback monitors, but I managed to persuade them that we should manage without - or send some of the audience home again!! As for the band being on good form, they were amazing if you consider that three of them were quite ill and they had to cancel the rest of the tour.
It looks the size of a zeppelin hanger compared to some places I've played. :-)
Geoff Beswick Yup, know what you mean!! If you look on our website newsletter, you'll get an idea of how cramped it can get! Some of the photos are at the Rugby Club - more room there! www.lymmfolkclub.org.uk/newsletter.html
+Bernard Cromarty just watched them at York in the National Centre for Early Music. They were unbelievable!