Graeme Meek and Barry Goodman are Life and Times and are a multitalented duo, both of them being instrumentalists, singers and songwriters. You may recall them bringing their show, “Where The Working Boats Went”, to the club a few years ago. They have a vast repertoire to choose from so I know we are in for a treat. Get your chorus voice ready.

Pilgrims' Way are Edwin Beasant: melodeon, guitar, bass, harmonica, Lucy Wright: Jew’s harp, fiddle, vocals, Jon Loomes: guitar, cittern, concertina, hurdy gurdy, viola, mandolin, backing vocals and Tom Kitching: fiddle, mandolin. They share a deep love for the tradition, but they are not afraid to stamp their own personalities on what they do. Their strapline is ”refreshingly different, reassuringly traditional ‘, which sums them up nicely.

This man is known as composer, writer and broadcaster as well as being one third of Coope Boyes and Simpson but we have coaxed him away from all that tonight for a solo booking. Expect some fine singing of both traditional and self penned material coupled with a great sense of humour and insightful anecdotes. Lester plays melodeon and bagpipes. Come early for a good night.