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Moor & Coast 2009
Festival Of Traditional Music, Song, Dance & Arts
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Moor & Coast 2009
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Artists Appearing (in alphabetical order) |
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| Coblers Monday | Sea-faring songs, and Shanties, are all still performed with the groups underlying sense of fun shining through their powerhouse singing.
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Copper Kettle |
West Yorkshire based, they are now firmly established on the festival scene, where they are known as performers of melody-driven acoustic music.
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Anthony John Clarke |
"In a land of songwriters this man is the one most deserving of a wider audience. Singers like Sean Keane, Colum Sands and Frances Black praise him and radio presenters love his music.
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| Elbow Jane | From thought provoking self-penned songs…to unique Interpretations of the worlds best songsmiths. From the emotion of O’Carolan…to the techniques of Tommy Emmanuel. From sensitive ballad, through infectious rhythms…to luring harmonies. Live they excel
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Ember |
Engaging and humorous performers, Emily and Rebecca build a natural repartee with the audience - in true troubadour style. Hecklers are always welcome!
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Vin Garbutt |
An award winning folk artist, Vin transcends any of the genre's perceived limitations by the sheer power of his performances and the shining humanity that he radiates like a small sun.
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George Garside |
a stalwart at Whitby Folk Week, George also keeps our musicians sessions flowing… |
Ken Hall |
A great MC and one of the locals… |
Judie Knight |
one of the co host of the singarounds in “The Station” |
Jez Lowe & Kate Bramley |
‘musical variety, passion, intelligence, keen observation and instantly memorable tunes’
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Jim McDonald |
MC’ing throughout the weekend and hosting the odd singaround in “The Station”… |
Tom McConville with David Newey |
Not only is he a fabulous fiddler and a great singer, he can defy gravity by performing them at the same time,
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Dan McKinnon |
His warm baritone voice, superb guitar arrangements and original compositions have won this native Nova Scotian widespread praise.
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Paul Sheldon |
one of the co host of the singarounds in “The Station” |
Something Nasty in The Woodshed |
from the traditional to out and out metal (and all points between), Something Nasty are a great band for partying the night away.
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Tina Taylor |
Her beautifully rousing voice managed to penetrate every nook and cranny of the room… Winner of the Fatea Magazine debut album of the year 2008 “The Unabridged Version”
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Geoff Turner |
fine powerful singer of traditional and contemporary songs… |
George Welch |
I do what I do to the best of my ability... so there you go..GW… . a favourite at the festival…
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Workshy Profits |
"Exciting, hypnotic, refreshing and beautiful!"
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Whitby Ghost Walk |
experience the tales and stories of Whitby past…. a ramble through the streets and alleyways of the ancient town… |
Young’uns |
acclaimed singing of a broad range of traditional and non-traditional folk songs from the UK and beyond
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others to be announced... | |
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