Guest Artistes 2007 - 8
Nov 2 George Wilson
Nov 9 Sara Grey & Kieron Means
Nov 16 Les Barker
Nov 23 Bob Lewis
Nov 30 Elsie’s Band
Dec 7 Pete Coe
Dec 14 Cartouche
Dec 21 Club Closed
Dec 28 New Year ‘Sing’
2008
Jan 4 The Young Coppers
Jan 11 Denise & Stuart Savage
Jan 18 Wasps in the Woodshed
Jan 25 Mike Gulston & Blanche Rowan
Feb 1 Alan & Carol Prior
Feb 8 Jon Heslop
Feb 15 Charlotte & Spong
Feb 22 Spring Sing
Feb 29 Barrie & Ingrid Temple
Mar 7 JP Slidewell
An extremely talented singer/guitarist with his roots firmly in the tradition. Either singing unaccompanied or with superb guitar accompaniment he concentrates on great story songs. Don't miss him, you're in for a treat
Mar 14 The Askew Sisters
Emily & Hazel are a young fiddle and melodeon duo, playing and singing traditional English music in a dynamic and exciting style. They have been Semi-Finalists in the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award and won the New Roots competition 2005.
Mar 21 No Club
It’s Good Friday. Have a wonderful Easter everybody.
Mar 28 Songs of the Seas, Lakes and Waterways
A singers night to replace the appearance of Hughie Jones who is very poorly and can’t be with us tonight as scheduled
Apl 4 Dave Webber & Anni Fentiman
Warm and open like a hillside in the summer sun, Dave and Anni sing old and new songs. Their repertoire ranges from traditional songs of England to newly-written material; some written by Dave himself. It has been too long since their last visit.
Apl 11 Geoff Higginbottom
A welcome return to the big man with a big voice and a collection of brilliant songs. Expect a roaring riot of song and entertaining patter all evening.
Apr 18 Bryony
Seventeen years ago Bryony was the only all girl, all dulcimer, close harmony group on the folk circuit. The voices have mellowed and they play more instruments but the sound is still unmistakeably Bryony.
Apr 25 Kath Tait
Behind the cheerful guitar and sweet voice lie lyrics of barbed wire. The ironies of modern life are her inspiration. New Zealand’s loss is our gain.
May 2 John Morgan
John is one of the best traditional country singers in Kent and accompanies himself on guitar and melodeon. Mainly traditional but a few modern songs.
May 9 Simon Hopper Band
Simon produces satisfying songs with bite, edge and contemporary relevance. He has been described as the new Richard Thompson.
May 16 Roy Clinging & Neil Brookes
Roy and Neil both hail from Cheshire. Traditional music, songs and dance are in their blood & influence their unique blend of sounds and material.
May 23 Bob Kenward
Bob is best known for his prolific writing of songs and poems about Kent which have been taken up by many local singers.
