What's on and what's gone!
 

 

   
Not so Recent Adventures    

Thanks to Eric Young for the Photograph!

 

If you want to read some highlights from 2014 - then

Click here!

2015- 2018 can be found here

Roll on 2022!

 

 
 

I am sometimes asked why I don't put a complete list of all my forthcoming gigs on the web-site.  Well....  I guess you know the answer now!

One day.....If you would like me to sing, play or talk to your club, organisation or house concert please do get in touch.

Failing that you can often find me at one of the excellent  Zoom sessions.

 

 

 
 

Recent Fun has included:

Pete Twitchett and Friends - November 2015 and November 2016

Hunter Club - Bury St.

Edmunds - Jan & April 2017, March 2018

Oakes Barn - Bury St. Edmunds

Nowton Live! - July 2014

Woolpit Men's Club - March 2014

Radio RWSfm - September 2017

Woolpit Live (x4)

Woolpit Festival June 2014

Orpington Friday Folk 2012

Bury Oxjam 2011/12/13

Concert for John Hardiman Trust 2012

Romford Folk Club 2011 and 2012

Swaffham Free Festival 2012

Swaffham Folk Day - 24th August 2013

Folkspot Internet Radio x2

Folk Ale - Kentish Horse - Markbeech, Kent x3

A House Concert

A Jubilee "Do" - (Great fun)

Radio Kidnappers

RWSfm (x10)

Radio Mumbles

BCB Radio

WFDU Teaneck (The Global Voice of Fairleigh Dickinson University)

Bishop 105.9 FM

Churchgate Showcase

Incidental Film Music

Crayside Live

Imperial College

BBC Radio Shropshire

MUDCAT CD Launch, Herga Folk Club


 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
     
     

 

Some recent adventures

...and now It's 2021! How did that happen?

 

......and then everything came to a halt!

......including regular checking of my website! 

We all know that covid 19 hit and the lockdown started and all our gigs, sessions and folk clubs vanished overnight.  In addition, we lost Dave Cooper who was the driving force behind the Woolpit and Risby sessions.  He died after a long fight with cancer.  RIP Dave, you will be missed.

However,  life has continued.  I have to say that I have been busier folk wise over the last year!  There have been Zoom sessions, and Skpe sessions to enjoy. Many of these are weekly or bi-weekly.   

Zoom sessions have become the way to maintain and enhance

ones folk experience.  They have been a great source of comfort in these strange times.  Meeting fellow folk enthusiasts from around the world has been a great experience.  They are people I wouldn't have met otherwise.  I salute you all!

 

See you somewhere down the road....(maybe on Zoom!)