15th Nov. Peter and Barbara Snape
- Author: Paul Ryan
- 2013-2014
Peter and Barbara Snape’s second visit has been long awaited. Barbara’s lovely clear voice with Peter’s sensitive melodeon accompaniment means you are in for a real treat. They present a varied repertoire of traditional folk song complemented with an eclectic selection of music hall songs, Lancashire looms large but they are equally at home tackling songs from all over the British Isles. Bring your voices for the choruses.
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We welcome back this young choir from Stourbridge for their second visit. Expect to hear the cream of English folk music combined with songs from all four corners of the world. Great harmonies combined with passion all delivered with joy. We want to hear them sing, they want to hear us join in. It is a win win situation. Look out for their latest C.D. 
Janet Russell is back and we are glad in spite of all her other commitments she still has time for solo bookings. She can deliver a haunting ballad from her beloved Scotland as well as songs of social comment all delivered with commitment. She has an outstanding voice and is an able guitar player. Listen out for her own songs which are always well received. Come early for this popular guest.
We have managed to shanghai Geoff from “Three Sheets to the Wind” to do a solo booking. He is known to us as The Voice and down through the years he has regaled us with shanties, ballads and humorous ditties. He has an easy going style and collects anagrams which he will share with you. Come and bring your lungs for the choruses.
Martyn Wyndham Read can charm an audience with the range and quality of his voice. One of the most frequently requested guests he has become a firm favourite at the club. His passion for Australian songs and stories is coupled with his love of traditional material. He is also a great admirer and exponent of the late great Graham Miles material. His fund of stories are delivered with a dry wit. Again, a very popular guest so come early for a seat.
