14th Mar. Jim Causley
- Author: Paul Ryan
- 2013-2014
A proud Devonian , Jim has many fans country wide who enjoy his singing and wonderful accordion playing. Songs from the tradition as well as the best from contemporary writers will be on offer with plenty of opportunity to join in the chorus.This will be a busy night so came early.
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Lynne and Pat are now firm favourites at the club. Both honed their skills singing and playing with various groups. As a duo their repertoire ranges from the tradition to music hall and contemporary ditties. Their sense of fun is shared with the audience and you get plenty of chances to sing the choruses.
Jeff Wesley hails from Northamptonshire where he farmed for many years before retiring. He is highly regarded as a traditional folk singer with a wide collection of songs collected over many decades from the British Isles, his home county and 'across The pond'. They are all performed in a quiet, often humorous and unassuming way, but nevertheless he captivates his audiences so well that they forget to join in the choruses, it has been said. Jeff also started the famous Whittlebury Song and Ale gathering which has been running for over 30 years.
Come along to a night with a difference. Pepper’s Ghost are a magic lantern show using an original 1890 brass and mahogany lantern. Allan Marriott on lantern and Rene Marriott is your narrator. The whole evening is given over to nostalgia (“What’s different. ” I hear you ask) The glass plate’s slides are usually themed and you will get plenty of opportunity to join in. The Orchestra are Charlotte and Spong who provide the music and songs.
Roy brings his skill as a fine concertina player and singer. He can move effortlessly from a traditional ballad to shanty to music hall ditty. His program is peppered with songs from his beloved Cheshire and his self-penned songs sit comfortably alongside the genre and are being picked up and sung by lots of other artists. A night not to be missed.