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Subject: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Chris Amos Date: 27 Mar 03 - 01:49 AM Hi, I have an unusual gig, at a rock venue, next Monday; it's at the Enterprise (opposite Chalk Farm Tube, doors open 8.00pm) I shall be supporting a band, "Green Ray", which includes in it's line-up; Ken Whaley, who used to be in that excellent Welsh seventies band Man, there is also Richard Treece (ex – Help yourself), my old mate Simon Darling and Simon Whaley. If you like both Traditional music and west-coast psychedelic blues then come along, should be a great evening. Chris |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Ralphie Date: 27 Mar 03 - 03:07 AM Hi Chris. Sadly, I'll be working, so good luck! I presume you know that back in the 70's The Enterprise had one of the leading Folk Clubs in London....How times do change! Have a great night Regards Ralphie |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: treewind Date: 27 Mar 03 - 03:26 AM Chris: Sounds terrific. Have a good gig! And see you soon, I hope. Can't promise to turn up on Monday, don't know how we'll be feeling after our extravaganza the day before. Anahata |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Bullfrog Jones Date: 27 Mar 03 - 06:33 AM Faaaar out! I used to work over the road at The Roundhouse in the early Seventies and remember Man with great affection. Sorry -- can't be there, but good luck. BJ |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Micca Date: 27 Mar 03 - 08:21 AM Ralphie, I understand that the Unity Folk club still meet at the Enterprise on one Monday per month, (I think the 2nd or 3rd Monday but I am not certain) |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Dave Bryant Date: 27 Mar 03 - 11:32 AM I can remember "The Enterprise" during the Sixties when the organiser was Terry Gould and the resident group were "The Northwest Three" (Hampstead's post code). I heard virtually every name on the UK folk scene: Bert Lloyd, Sydney Carter, The Spinners, Leon Rosselson, Stan Kelly, Ewan MaColl, Redd Sullivan & Martin Windsor, Dave and Tonie Arthur, Pete Stanley, and of course Martin Carthy who only lived up the road. In fact I heard Martin with the "Thamesiders", "Three City Four", Solo, and later of course with Swarb. It was definitely the place to go ! |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Chris Amos Date: 27 Mar 03 - 04:19 PM Where's breezy? he's usually around about now to tell us who's on at St. Albans Chris |
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Subject: RE: Gig at Chalk Farm London (self promotion From: Dave Bryant Date: 28 Mar 03 - 06:02 AM Don't encourage him - it's a bit like talk of the Devil. |
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