October
2005
6rd
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Lynne Heraud and Pat Turner are two of the most experienced and
established harmony singers on the folk scene. They have a leaning towards traditional English
material and perform their own material and Victorian songs. Their interpretation of
both contemporary and traditional material is sensitive, competent and has plenty of humour.
Launched January 24th, Lynne Heraud & Pat Turner's
New CD.
'The Moon Shines Bright'
WGS 321 CD
*The Moon Shines Bright*Autumn is Down
*There'll Never be Peace Until Jamie Comes Home
*Odd Sock*Where the Seeds of Love Grow
* Cupid's Garden*Man in Grey
*Fair Maid of Islington*Regret*The Golden Wheat
*Spanish Dancer*My Bonnie, Bonnie Boy
*Bright Fine Gold*Bonny Labouring Lad*No More
*I Just Want to be Like the Other Girls
*There'll Never be Peace Until Jamie Comes Home
*Odd Sock*Where the Seeds of Love Grow
* Cupid's Garden*Man in Grey
*Fair Maid of Islington*Regret*The Golden Wheat
*Spanish Dancer*My Bonnie, Bonnie Boy
*Bright Fine Gold*Bonny Labouring Lad*No More
*I Just Want to be Like the Other Girls
13th
Singers & Musicians Night
Singers nightsare great fun, whether you want to perform or just listen and join in the choruses.
20th
String Whistle
Dave Rickard on strings and keyboard, with Rob Mitchell on whistles, flutes, recorders. A night of mainly traditional music and song.
Dave & Rob started performing together in 1980 and quickly gained a reputation for entertaining around the folk clubs in South East England.
27th
Singers & Musicians Night
If you've got a new song and want to try it out on an appreciative audience, then tonight’s the night.