Ashington Folk Club Archive - HomepageForward Diary - What's on at Ashington Folk ClubDirections - how to get to Ashington Folk ClubKeep up to date - join Ashington Folk Club mailing listRead about past, present and future happenings at Ashington Folk ClubSee what you've missed at Ashington Folk ClubSee, learn about and hear who's been to Ashington Folk ClubClub History - Ashington Folk Club in years gone bySurveys - Have your say, join the Ashington Folk Club debates...Read the Ashington Folk Club guestbook and/or add your own entryUseful music related links

16th November 2006

In the Spotlight this evening was George Rosenthal who gave us a solo first half. He was  joined in the second part of the evening by Steve on guitar and vocals and Zak on bongos and vocals. Together they call themselves The Three Amigos! All good fun.

You can Listen to an mp3 Soundbite of each performer, and...
Full song performed by George Rosenthal
Full song performed by The Three Amigos
1
It was the turn of Ben Yeowart to get the evening underway which he did with a self-penned song 'It's Obvious' and then a Syd Barrett song 'Terrapin'.


Listen
2
 Geoff Pickard was next with a two Paxton song's 'Annie's Gonna Sing Her Song' which he followed with 'Hold On To Me'.


Listen


Listen
3 Spotlight
Spotlight performer George Rosenthal began in great style with John Prine's 'Hello In There' then Billy Mitchell's 'It Aint Over Till The Fat  Man Sings'. Changing style he continued with David Gray's 'Sail Way'; 'Caledonia' by Dougie McLean and 'The Lockkeeper' by Stan Rogers. He next moved onto 'Driftwood'  by Travis, then The Eagles 'Lyin' Eyes' which he followed with the Lindisfarne classic 'Lady Eleanor'.  Back  to Billy Mitchell with 'Can't Do Right For Doing Wrong' and finally he wrapped up a great first spot with 'One More Bottle Of Wine'.


Listen
4
 To get the second part of the evening underway was Jack Hakin with two Don Williams songs - firstly 'The Shelter Of Your Eyes' and then 'It Must Be Love'.
5
Then it was the turn of Alex Okon who had acquired a transducer mic for his classical guitar - interesting sound. He played Ferdinand Corelli's 'Valze' and then Club favourite 'La Paloma'.


Listen
6
 Possibly a first at the Club (possibly not - no doubt someone will correct us) this evening  Pat Yeowart was joined by son Ben on guitar. They gave us the Dylan song 'Oh Sister'.


Listen
7 Spotlight
 George Rosenthal returned for his second spot joined by Steve and Zak - together known as The Three Amigos. They began with Neil Young's 'Harvest Moon' - moving swiftly on they sang the Paul Simon song 'Slip Slidin' Away'. It was Dylan again - this time 'I Shall Be Released' which they followed with 'Listen To My Heart'. Then came the classic Roger Miller song 'King Of The Road' followed by 'Black Magic Woman'. With cries for 'more' they encored with 'Hey Joe'. Thanks lads - it was great fun.


Listen
 
A spotlight night,  5 floor spots, 26 songs and tunes and all for only £1 (remember, 'It's In The Bag').

You always get great value at Ashington Folk Club as it continues to give its regular performers the opportunity to showcase their talent.

Thanks George
Thanks The Three Amigos
Another good night at Ashington Folk Club
Archive Home Forward
Diary		 Directions Mailing
List		 Newsletter Recent
Events		 Performers Club
History		 Surveys Guestbook Links

Top of Page