Fairport Autumn Dates

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Re: Fairport Autumn Dates

« Reply #120 on: November 26, 2005, 06:47:49 PM »

Just popped in to say 'Yippeee!'....
Had a lovely bubble bath, squeaky clean with ticket in hand and now off to the Red Lion Cheesy

Whatever you're doing tonight, have a good one!


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Re: Fairport Autumn Dates

« Reply #121 on: November 28, 2005, 10:30:34 AM »

Our first time at the Red Lion on Saturday. As a venue its, well,...............interesting. Large first floor room with a bar to one side,faded elegance decor. The stage was basically the bay window which meant the guys had to adopt a sort of diamond formation with Simon slightly front centre and Gerry to the rear. Couldn't have been easy to interact but the set was absolutely superb - setlist much as before and there was an audible gasp from a full house at the end of Hiring Fair/Summertime.

I know we're not alone in thinking that this has been a terrific tour and (crossing threads here) it does seem likely that it will be captured on disc.

Steve


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Re: Fairport Autumn Dates

« Reply #122 on: November 28, 2005, 01:52:28 PM »

The Red Lion is a strange venue, but it is the longest running folkie club in Brum.
Kings Heath is next to Moseley about 4 miles out of Brum. Worth checking out if
any of you are around this way.


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