June - Illawarra Folk Club
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June - Illawarra Folk Club
IL L AWA R R A FOLK CLUB June 2014 Newsletter COMING SOON... CONCERT 21 JUNE w w w. i l l aw a r r a f o l k c l u b . o r g . au CONCERT 22 JUNE FRANKLYN B PAVERTY GOOD TUNES SESSION THE HONEY BADGERS FIGGY BOWLO CLUB CITY DIGGERS WOLLONGONG 26-28 SEPTEMBER FOLK by the SEA KIAMA CONCERT 4 JULY 4 PACK - THREE SIXTY, ILLAWARRA FLAME THREE, THE HUMPHREYS + 1 CITY DIGGERS WOLLONGONG 9-11 JANUARY 2015 HONK! OZ is coming! 2nd 1st 30 acts, 5 venues free three-day street music festival in Wollongong www.honkfest.org.au This newsletter is the official publication of the Illawarra Folk Club Inc. Folk Club Concerts are generally held twice a month at locations in the Illawarra area. Folk Club Membership till June each year is $15 single and $20 family. Members receive a monthly newsletter and discount at Folk Club concerts. This newsletter is the official publication of the Illawarra Folk Club Inc. 15-18 JANUARY 2015 30TH ILLAWARRA FESTIVAL 150 acts, 12 venues PO Box 5289, Wollongong New South Wales, 2500 tel: 1300 887 034 info@illawarrafolkclub.org.au FOLK In this Issue CONCERT | SATURDAY 21 JUNE •FOLK CLUB CONCERTS •FOLK NOTES & NOTICES •PERFORMERS LISTING This could be your last newsletter if you haven't renewed your membership! The Illawarra Folk Club is a nonprofit incorporated association with the objective to present and encourage folk music and folklore as it exists in Australia today, in all its most genuine, and valuable musical, social, historical, cultural and pleasurable forms. Frankyln B. Paverty The Honey Badgers plus Members $10 | Non-Members $15 Youth (U18) / Child (U12) free 7.30pm CITY DIGGERS WOLLONGONG A band that is no stranger to audiences at Folk Festival will be performing at the Club City Diggers at 7.30pm) on Saturday June 21st. They have been around for a long time as you’ll note when they all walk on stage using their instruments as walking sticks. They are of course Franklyn B Paverty, veterans of many a festival and also the opening of Parliament House, Canberra. to appear at the nation's major folk and entertainment venues. The band has made nine albums (5 CDs and 4 LPs) and many TV and radio appearances, including the ABC TV series Peach's Gold. They are fine exponents of traditional Australian bush music varied with folk, country and occasional swing, blues, jug band or old rock 'n' roll music (Is there much else except head-banging) Each year on Australia Day from 2002 to 2007 and 2010 to 2012, Paverty performed at The Lodge for the Prime Minister's Australia Day celebrations. In late 2003, presented Australian music to guests at a lunch for visiting US President George W. Bush.” (wouldn’t skite about that one!) •Folk Club Concert Performer enquiries Russell Hannah, 02 4297 1777 bookings@illawarrafolkclub.org.au Here’s what they say about themselves“a spectacular combination of talent, skill, enthusiasm and experience over 30 years performing, mostly in and around Canberra •2nd FOLK by the Sea in Kiama 26-28 September Artist applications have closed (30 March 2014) Franklyn B Paverty is one of the most enduring folk bands. Since the mid 1970s Paverty has performed in Canberra and the nearby region and travelled extensively •30th Illawarra Folk Festival at Bulli Showground 15 to 18 January 2015 Artist applications closed 30 May 2014 •Newsletter Contributions David De Santi PO Box 17, Albion Park NSW 2527 mob: 0409 57 1788 info@illawarrafolkclub.org.au •Folk Club Email List If you would like to keep up to date on folk happenings why not join the Folk Club Email List? Please provide addresses to: info@illawarrafolkclub.org.au 2 Ju ne 2014 ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER The band has been part of the celebrations marking 10th (see here), 20th and 25th anniversary of its opening (in 1998, 2008 and 2013 respectively). Currently, members of Franklyn B Paverty include Mal Bennett, Bob Buckley, Simone Dawson, Graham Chalker, Peter Logue, Bob Rodgers and Bryan Rae. Something else good has to come out of Canberra besides besides the Federal Highway and Bad budgets (Which are not good) And it is, of course, the Honey Badgers. According to Wikipedia, “the honey badger does not closely resemble other badger species; instead, it bears more anatomical similarities to weasels. It has few natural predators because of its thick skin and ferocious defensive abilities.“ Although our Australian Honey Badgers are sometimes known to possess some of these characteristics, their skillful musicianship, audience interaction and songwriting skills distinguish them from their African counterparts. The Honey Badgers have, for decades, been individually camouflaged within the comfort and safety of other bands - until now. Craig and Simone Badger are united with Peter “Wolverine” Logue (accordion, mandolin), Rita “Ratel” Woolhouse (cello) and Zena “Polecat” Armstrong (percussion and whistle) in presenting a wide variety of roots inspired songs and instrumentals. Of course, having read the above you can see why both Paverty and the Honey Badgers are quite at home in Canberra. Cost of the night is an amazing $3 with a $7 co-payment for members and $8 with a $7 co-payment for others ie $10/$15. The Mystery Performer will be there of course and we can guarantee he/she they are not from Canberra. GOOD TUNES SESSION 2-3.30pm SUNDAY 22 JUNE Venue is Figgy Bowlo, The Avenue, Figtree. CONCERT | FRIDAY 4 JULY 4 Pack Concert Three Sixty, Illawarra Flame Three, The Humphreys plus 1 Members $10 | Non-Members $15 Youth (U18) / Child (U12) free 7.30pm CITY DIGGERS WOLLONGONG Three-Sixty is a trio who all grew up during the 1960s, loving the folk music that was so much a part of that decade. All began playing guitar and singing in their teens, performing the songs they enjoyed listening to. Now they have come together to bring back those wonderful songs. create a fusion of blues, folk and trad. The lads are venturing into Richard Thompson (Waltzing's for Dreamers), Steve Earle's Galway Girl, Bob Dylan songs, Riders on the Storm with the King of the Fairies, Cajun and some original songs! David De Santi, Artistic Director of the Illawarra Folk Festival and accordionista, has been hosting Good Tunes Sessions for a number of years in the Illawarra and at folk festivals around the country. The plan is to have a casual afternoon of traditional folk tunes and songs played with acoustic instruments. These sort of gatherings are called a ‘Session’. Sessions are a traditional form of socialising with the joy of music. Playing music in a social convivial and relaxed acoustic atmosphere is very soothing for the musical soul. You’ll hear tunes from Ireland, Scotland, Italy, USA, France, French Canada, Sweden, Spain, Australia and beyond! Dancing is optional. Acoustic musicians are welcome to join in with sheet music provided for the tunes and songs. The session is hosted by David De Santi, accordionista from the Wongawilli Bush Band, The Con Artists and I Viaggiatori. Illawarra Flame Three is a group formed in mid 2011 by Tony Madden to seek a niche market in the Illawarra for a small group playing vintage acoustic jazz and some more recent popular music with a splash of folk included. The Humphreys is a new band of experienced musicians. Steve McClure and Brett Sergeant from My Secret Window are joined Vic 'the stick' Jankulovski and Humph D Bear De Santi on accordion to ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2 01 4 3 Bring: Music stand, Good Tunes Session Book (if you have one, copies will be available), instrument and voice Further enquiries about the session with David: ad@illawarrafolkfestival.com.au FOLK FESTIVAL RETURNS TO KIAMA The Illawarra Folk Club will stage the second FOLK BY THE SEA at Kiama Showground on September 26-28. This follows a very successful staging of the event in 2013 with a collective audience of over 1000 for the three days of the event and 37 international, national and local artists who performed in 55 concerts, workshops, sessions and dances. • Ticketing / Information / Merchandise Sales (Friday evening/Saturday) • Door control - checking patrons entering have wristbands (Friday evening / Saturday) • MC / Venue Manager (Friday evening / Saturday) • Festival Bar Attendant, requires RSA (Friday evening / Saturday) • Site Services - on call to do anything (Friday evening / Saturday) Wherever possible volunteers will work a portion of their shift on door control checking wristbands. Volunteer Benefits • Free camping site (camping fee of $20 per person applies) • Learn new skills A similar program is planned for two and a half days of folk, world, acoustic, Celtic, traditional, gypsy, blues and bluegrass music, as well as poetry, spoken word and dance. • References available There will be 5 venues at/near Kiama Showground for the Friday and Saturday events. Camping is available at the showground as well other quality accommodation in and around Kiama. • Purchase Illawarra Folk Club CDs at 50% discount Bookings have started for the cosy new festival with some early announcements including Mic Conway, Beth Patterson (Louisiana, USA), Rory Faithfield (Ire/ WA), Green's Dairy Angel Ensemble (Vic), 'A'.J.Leonard & Jenny Rowlands (Vic), Michael Waugh (Vic), Miriam Lieberman, The Button Collective, Wheeze & Suck Band Acoustic and Dingo's Breakfast Oz Music & Poetry Band (WA). MIC CONWAY • Meet like minded people • Support a great and unique community event BETH PATTERSON (USA) RORY FAITHFIELD MIRIAM LIEBERMAN There will be more artists to be announced in July. TICKETS Early bird 2 day pass tickets are now available for only $50, a saving of $15. Camping will be once again available at the Showground but book early. Buy tickets online from: http:// www.folkbythesea.com.au/ tickets or call 1300 887 034. GREEN'S DAIRY ANGEL ENSEMBLE VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED Volunteer applications are also open so head to the website to register online. Roles available: • Site and Venue Setup (during Friday from 10am) • Site and Venue Packup (Sunday morning) 4 Ju ne 2014 ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER THE BUTTON COLLECTIVE 30th illawarra folk festival update Applications for the 2015 Pearl Anniversary have now closed! We have had 480 applications from all over Australia and the world - including Finland, Mozambique, Brazil, Austria, France, Switzerland, New Zealand, USA, Canada and Italy! The intense and joyful task of selecting artists now begins in earnest! If you are interested in helping out at the festival contact Neil Rowsell at: operations @illawarrafolkfestival.com.au There are monthly meetings and a number of roles to still fill. CALL FOR ITEMS FOR FOLK MUSIC / FESTIVAL EXHIBITION Would you like a 30th Illawarra Folk Festival sticker for your car or instrument case? If so, send an email with your postal address and how many you would like to David De Santi at ad@illawarrafolkfestival. com.au 26-28 September 2014 The Folk Club and Festival have been offered to be part of the Steel City Music Exhibition planned for the Wollongong City Gallery from this coming December to February 2015. We would be looking at the history of the Illawarra Folk Club, Illawarra Folk Festival, bush and folk bands in the area. We have a whole wall and corner - quite a bit of area This will exhibition will fit in perfectly with our Pearl Anniversary celebrations. So if you have any items relating to anything folk such as photographs, instruments, posters, old festival T-Shirts and paraphernalia then please let David De Santi know at ad@illawarrafolkfestival. com.au, tel 0409 57 1788. BOOKING accommodation? THE SOUNDS OF FOLK, WORLD, ROOTS, CELTIC, BLUEGRASS & GYPSY MUSIC On-site camping * public transport nearby 30 acts * 5 venues * intimate atmosphere w w w. f o l k b y t h e s e a . c o m . a u Do you use the on-line booking systems Wotif.Com or Booking.Com for local, national and international accommodation, travel etc? If so you can now help out the Illawarra Folk Festival by using the following links. By simply using these links to get to the booking systems, the festival will receive ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2 01 4 5 a commission for any sales generated through these links. So next time you're planning a trip anywhere in the world or to the festival, please consider using these links and you'll be helping out the festival! WOTIF.COM To use Wotif.com, type the following into your browser and proceed from there: http://www.wotif. com?bid=11&aid=CD10185 BOOKING .COM To use Booking.com, type the following into your browser and proceed from there: http://www.booking.com/ index.html?aid=351969 2. There is a minimum commission of $3. Part of this pays for the credit card charge and the transaction cost and admin website. 3. You are forwarded the online orders you arrange for the postage and packaging as soon as possible. Hopefully within 1 day of receiving the order.. 4. You need to advise Dsvid De Santi (info@ illawarrafolklcub.org.au) that this has been done with an email confirmation. This should also be emailed to the buyer to let them know it's coming. Remember you are also acting on behalf of the Illawarra Folk Club. 5. You will be paid the sale value plus the standard postage and packaging (usually $4 or so - depends on the quantity and weight of the product) by direct deposit less the $3 commission. This would usually happen once a month - depending on the frequency of sales. 6. You need to provide Account Name, BSB, Account Number Illawarra Folk Club Online Store CDs, Books What you need to do o Advise the sale price for CD / product (most CDs are $20/25/30) The Club operates an online store for Club members to sell products. A number of new products have been added: o Weight of the product (standard CDs are 120 grams) FOLK REPUBLIC of BULLI - 2011 Illawarra Folk Festival compilation with 20 artists Eric Bogle, Ami Williamson , Riogh, Ted Egan, Orange Blossom, Neil Murray, Rough Red, The Handsome Young Strangers, Roger Montgomery, Tracey Bunn, Replay, Junior, No Such Thing, Martin Pearson, Wongawilli, A.J. Leonard, The Pigs, George Mann, The Good Ship, Zumpa FOLK NOTES TUNES of JOHN McKINNON -A collection of Australian dance tunes, by Alan Musgrove and David De Santi, $20. SILVER FOLK - 2010 Illawarra Folk Festival compilation CD, $25 ALAN MUSGROVE - Behind the Times, The Bagman's Gazette, Songs They Used to Sing, Australian Old Time Fiddle, $25 JOHN BROOMHALL - Free as the Breeze, Broken Hill Miner, Driftin Down the Darling, In The Days When the Anzacs Were New , My Spirit Country $25 I VIAGGIATORI - Suitcase Serenata, music from the film Dall' Italia All' Australia, $25 How do you sell your CDs here? Ju ne 2014 An update - Mark has had a major operation and is now in Figtree Private Hospital where he is recovering. Get well Mark. 1. You need to be a financial member of the Illawarra Folk Club 6 A report on our esteemed treasurer ‘Old Moneybags’ Mark Doran. You might have missed him sitting on the door collecting your entrance fee lately. No! He hasn’t absconded with club funds and gone to South America, nor has he run away from home and bought a mansion in Majorca. In fact he heeded Joe Hockey’s advice that we all had to do the heavy lifting. Mark of course, took this to heart (Joe is such a persuasive character) and helped his mate move furniture. The result was that he fractured a vertebrate in his back and has been laid up in hospital for a few weeks. No disability assistance thanks to Joe either. Anyway we all wish him an exit from hospital, an alleviation from the severe pain he’s suffering and hope that he gets back to being Mr ‘Money Bags’ as soon as possible. :|||= ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER Alison Rowe from Mount Kembla a long time member of the club sadly died from cancer on the 4 June. Alison and partner Allen Clark have been great members and supporters of the club for over 25 years and Alison was, along with Allen responsible for the Statewide broadcasts of the Festival that we did from the Jamberoo Pub on the ABC in the early 90s. She was also one of the people responsible for the first festival CD we produced, ‘JamberooThe First Ten Years’in 1995. Ally was a Copywrite Authority and an Artist- A goodly contingent of Folk Club Members attended her funeral and then her wake at her old stomping ground- the Mount Kembla Pub. All our condolences go to her partner of 35 years Allen Clark and her family (her brother came out from Luxemburg and managed to see her before she died). :|||= On a more positive note it’s a welcome out of hospital for Val Mcgarry who is the club member who organises us to have Eleanor McEvoy. Our best wishes for a complete recovery to Val. :|||= If you missed the Tom Lewis Concert in Late April you were clearly a fool to yourself and a burden to others. It was a magic night of a bloke with a magic Voice and a magic stage presence (I think I’m waxing lyrical but it was a night to wax lyrical about) Anyway Tom has sent us this letter “Dear Russ, we're back home (about 80 hours now) after a really great trip. We've had to post almost a dozen CDs back to Australia!!! In all honesty, we had been contemplating this being our last visit to Australia we're not getting any younger, y'know. ;-)) - although we're quite entranced with New Zealand. However; the (musical and personal) reaction, in both places, has been so positive that we're re-thinking that. We'll let you know what plans may be afoot. Between visiting friends, folk festival commitments and a folk club tour in the late summer, life is busy... so we'd better get on with it. All for now. Thanks again, Russ, T&L.” Naturally we would have Tom back anytime. :|||= Whoever tweaked that twitter might be in some strife. Address-in-Reply, a bit unruly, so I heard, Someone was reported as using a four letter word. Behaviour in the Parliament, no doubt would be bleaker, If it were not controlled by a wise, bipartisan Speaker. I am indebted to a Scottish Friend for this one. Our resident Scottish person, Monty, has taken it to heart so be warned. :|||= Lolas Keg Night which was held at the festival (twice) has now definite dates for later in the year: Merrigong Theatre, Wollongong, 9, 10, 11 (2 shows) October NSW Teachers Federation auditorium, Sydney 17, 18 October and 25 October (tbc) More details later. :|||= Bob Dylan is doing another tour. Sadly we wont have him at the folk club- in fact he won’t be in Wollongong at all. He will however be in Sydney and here are the details SYDNEY WED 3 & THU 4 SEPTEMBER | STATE THEATRE :|||= Welcome to our new members this month. We hope you all enjoy our clubs activities, concerts and information- Happy Folking. Mary Hawkins, Kanahooka Beth and the Brave, Clifton Vic Paul & Gayle Grey, Thiroul :|||= Congratulations to another of our members, Carol Crikshank who was presented with a volunteers award for 18 years as a community transport driver and fundraiser for local refugee support organisation SCARF. She’s done a fair bit of volunteering for the Folk Club as well :|||= Paul Spencer, one of our esteemed members is running a "Life and Times" themed Singing Session 4th Friday of the month, at Bulli contact Paul Spencer, 0477 00 86 86 mr.paul.spencer@gmail.com, or see http:// paul-spencer.net/life-and-times :|||= We had a great House Concert with Blue the Shearer on Sunday 25th May with a most appreciative crowd. Some of the audience got up and did a poem as well so it a great afternoon with a break in the middle for a dose of Blue’s Stew and Mairi’s Carrot Cake. As he’s 87 he reckons its his last concert but we told him not to be such a pessimist and we were going to get him back again in 6 months. BUDGET 2014 I've read the papers, watched TV, listened to the news, Sat through countless critiques, comments, and reviews. Certainly, they've touched on petrol tax, and cars, But I haven't seen a great big tax, on great big fat cigars. The States seem quite unhappy. They've been treated with ignore, It seems that Federal largesse wont be coming any more. From the Federal point of view, State finance is abundant … But the States now seem to fear that they'll be made redundant. There have been some mutterings about the end results, But at least the States might start acting like adults. There have been references to health, and I did hear mention, That some would be affected by changes to the pension. And those who go to doctors will bear some fiscal scars, Apparently, these brain waves came, whilst smoking big cigars. Or they could have come from a brand new budget ploy … A treasurer, come jester, dancing from sheer joy to a favourite ditty … 'This is the Best Day of my Life' I have recurring nightmares. I've not had them before, About youth unemployment, and the disenfranchised poor. The elderly, the very ill, suffering the ravages, Visited upon them by autocratic savages. “Crisis is upon us” the PM tells us so, Backed up by the Treasurer, and so the way to go Is to whack the whackable. That makes perfect sense, The whackables don't have the clout to threaten Governments. Still, they seem to have the balance right, with the accent shifting From the rich unto the poor to do the heavy lifting. Medicare and ABC, they claim they're under stress. No promises were broken, so they'll have to do with less. I watched a bit of Q & A, and thought … there's something wrong, Sure, the Treasurer was there, apparently on song, And suddenly, it struck me … I know what it are … Joe Hockey should be smoking a great big fat cigar. BLUE – the shearer (copyright col wilson) 23/5/14 Russell Hannah, bigruss43@ bigpond.com, 02) 4297 1777 FOLK ABOUT 15th June Sunday 3pm-4pm River Music Nowra Chaika with “Chooks on a Hot Tin Roof 22nd June Sunday - The Humphreys and Good Tunes Session at Figgy Bowlo. Session from 2pm, The Humphreys from 3.30pm. 27th June Friday "Life and Times" themed Singing Session 4th Friday of the month, Bulli contact Paul Spencer, 0477 00 86 86 mr.paul.spencer@gmail.com, or see http:// paul-spencer.net/life-and-times ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2 01 4 7 28th June Saturday - The Illawarra Pipe Band presents a Scottish Ceilidh for Tartan Day, music by Wongawilli Band, 7.30pm Albion Park RSL. Adults $12, kids U18 free. Illawarra Folk Club Performers List Service for financial Illawarra Folk Club members. Area Code is 02 uno •Alan Blackshaw singer/songwriter . 0244218848 alan@alanblackshaw. net. www.alanblackshaw.net •Ann Lehmann - singer, guitarist, mandolin, bouzouki, children's performer anndolin@gmail.com •Barry (Blue) Lake - Bonza Bush Poet/ Yarn Spinner/MC Phone 02 4476 4124 •Blue the Shearer , aka Col Wilson poet, raconteur, prawn deveiner, ABC radio star 02 4751 5998, (Springwood), blushear@well-com.net.au •Bob McInnes, Stringfiddle - Larrikin fiddler, Australian Scottish music band 02 4885 1191 (Robertson), stringfiddle@oceanbroadband.net •Claire Roberts - singer/guitarist 0414 860 080 manager@hivizevents.com.au •Claudio Iacono - Music teacher (guitars, bass, ukulele, mandolin). Singer, Celtic, Italian, Latin & more, claudio@mosica.com.au 0426 838 653 •David De Santi - piano accordion, Wongawilli, Zumpa, I Viaggiatoir, The Con Artists 0409 57 1788 desanti@bigpond.com •Duncan Chalmers - traditional singer/guitarist 0418 440 032, chalmdr@bigpond.net.au 8 Ju ne 2014 •Elwyn Jordan - music tuition, guitar, bass, banjo and mandolin 02 4261 6325, ejordan@hotkey.net.au •Perla Aura - African Drum Tuition / Workshops, singer/songwriter, perlaf11@gmail.com, 0414 641285 •Graeme Johnson - performance poet, Australia rhyming verse 02 9874 7653 (Sydney), TheRhymerfromRyde@bigpond.com •Vince Brophy - Irish Australian Singer Songwriter, www.vincebrophy. com enquiries@vincebrophy.com •John Broomhall - Australian traditional singer/songwriter, john.broomhall@bigpond.com •Johnny Spillane - whistle, dance caller, bagpipes 02 4296 9693, john. spillane@optusnet.com.au •Karen Lynne - singer/songwriter, traditional, original, country, contact for Acoustic Shock 02 4757 3292 (Katoomba), karenlynne@bigpond.com •Kenny Bartley - comedic, Aussie, storytelling singer/songwriter 0431 041 947 kennybartleysemail@yahoo.com.au •Kevin Baker - singer/songwriter 02 4225 8684 kevin.b1@bigpond.com •Mark Holder-Keeping - multiinstrumentalist, clarinet / saxophone, member of Zumpa, I Viaggiatori Markelle 02 4228 4153, 0405 271 110, markthesax@gmail.com •Margaret Bradford - folk singersongwriter, for children also 02 9520 6180 (Sutherland), mbradford@sydney.net •Margaret Walters - Australian stories and song 02 9698 2206 margaretwalters2@gmail.com •Mark Holder-Keeping - multiinstrumentalist, clarinet / saxophone, member of Zumpa, I Viaggiatori Markelle 02 4228 4153, 0405 271 110, markthesax@gmail.com •Paul Spencer comedy political singer/songwriter, 0477 00 86 86, mr.paul.spencer@gmail. com, http://paul-spencer.net ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER GROUPS •Az-I-Am - folk, Australian, Chris Wilson 02 4271 4364 •Chord-eaux - Australian traditional songs, Neil Rowsell, 0437 305 723, nrowsell@optusnet.com.au •Denizen - traditional, contemporary Celtic Australian music, Johnny Spillane 02 4296 9693, john. spillane@optusnet.com.au •The Hopeless Wanderers - Jamberoo based folk/blues band, Tim Hewitt, timhewitt167@gmail.com •My Secret Window - Acoustic duo Stephen McClure 02 4228 3764 stmccl@tpg.com.au •No Such Thing - Australian traditional dance music, Yvonne O'Grady iffaj@shoal.net.au •Riogh - Lindsay Martin 0408415517 or Leigh Piper 0408211072, Email, lindsay@lindsaymartin.com.au www.facebook.com/pages/Riogh •The Con Artists, Wollongong Conservatorium's all ages world music band. David De Santi 0409 57 1788 desanti@bigpond.com •Wongawilli & Wongawilli Colonial Dancers Award winning well travelled Australian folk, bush music, demonstration dancers, David De Santi 02 0409 57 1788 desanti@bigpond.com www.wongawillicolonialdance.org.au •Zumpa - old Italian tunes with new life. David De Santi 02 0409 57 1788 desanti@bigpond.com ww.myspace.com/zumpafolk FOLK CORNER STORE Classifieds for Illawarra Folk Club Members and Supporters VIOLIN & GUITARMAKER Roland Stefen - quality hand-made instruments and repairs done to stringed instruments. Ph: 0242713238. www. rolandstefenviolinmaker.com www. rolandstefenviolinmaker.com VIOLIN MAKER & LUTHIER John D Johnston, violin maker,restorer and Luthier, est 1980. Bow rehairs, appraisals, mandolin repairs. jdjohns60@yahoo.com. au www.johndjohnston.com.au LOCAL MUSIC CENTRES Haworth Shellharbour Music Centre, new store sales, repairs, 2/22 Durgadin Dr, Albion Park Rail ph: (02) 4256 0088 Wollongong Music Centre, sales, repairs, all types of instruments, long standing supporter of the Folk Club, ph 4228 9286, 390 Crown St, Wollongong Get your Folk Club Newsletter by download Save trees, get it earlier and in colour! Email David at info@illawarrafolkclub.org. au and mention you would like the information to download the monthly newsletter. 15-18 JANUARY 2015 30th ANNIVERSARY Wongawilli Colonial Dance Club Events Wed June 18th Scandinavian Mid Winter Dance, regular band The Illawarra Folk Club presents a folk music programme every Saturday from 3pm to 5pm ARE YOU A PERFORMER and NOT A MEMBER of the ILLAWARRA FOLK CLUB? Here are the benefits for being a member • Inclusion in the monthly Newsletter Performer listing • Inclusion in the Illawarra Folk Club Website Performer listing • Opportunity to sell CDs and product throughthe Illawarra Folk Club online Store - www.illawarrafolkclub.org.au/store. There is a $3 per sold item commission. • Opportunity to produce industry standard CDs through the newly acquired professional CD duplicator. This is ideal for short runs. CDs can also be imprinted. Cost is $1.50 per CD. Further information, attention David - info@illawarrafolkclub.org.au SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL FOLK MUSIC ORGANISATION! Wed June 25th - French Canadian (Quebecois) Folk Dance Wed July 2nd - Bush Dance, music by No Such Thing Wed July 9th - American Independence Day Contra Dance Wed July 16th - Bastille Day French Folk Dance Wed July 23rd - Regular bush dance Wed July 30th - Regular bush dance Wed August 6th - 27th Anniversary Bush Dance, music by No Such Thing ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2 01 4 9 10 J une 2 014 ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER ILILALAWWAARRRRAAFFOOLLKKCCLLUUBBIINNCC.. -- M MEEMMBERSHIP FFOORRMM Membershipexpires expires 30 30 June June Membership I F C I .-M F Become aA member obtain rates Club La Lmember WARand Rand Aobtain OLconcessional Kconcessional LUB Nrates C toto Club EMConcerts BERSHthroughout IP ORMthe Become throughout theyear year Membership expires 30 June Become a member and obtain concessional rates to Club Concerts throughout the year 33oror Renewal Renewal 33 NewApplication Application New Individual$15 $15 33ororFamily Family$20 $20 33 Individual Please PRINT BLOCK letters 3 orBLOCK Renewal New Application Please PRINT letters 3 3 or Family $20 3 Your Name: Your Name: $15 Individual Partner’s Name: Partner’s Name: Please PRINT BLOCK letters Postal Address: Postal Your Address: Name: Town: Postcode: Town: Postcode: Partner’s Name: E-mail Address: E-mail Address: Postal Address: I want to receive my monthly Illawarra Folk Club Newsletter by E-mail: by E-mail: Town: I want to receive my monthly Illawarra Folk Club Newsletter Postcode: st nd 1 Telephone No: ( ) 2 Telephone No: ( ) 1st Telephone No: ( ) 2nd Telephone No: ( ) E-mail Address: Visa MasterCard 3 3 Total: $ Name onNumber: Card: ___/ ___ /___ / ___ /___ / ___ /___ / ___ / ___ /___ / ___ / ___ /___ / ___/___/___ Card Type of Card: ___ /___ / ___ /___ / ___ / ___ /___ / ___ / ___ /___ / ___/___/___ CardCard Number: Visa/ ___ /___MasterCard ____ / ____ Expiry: ___/ Card NameExpiry: on Card: ____ / ____ If paying by Credit Card you can fax this form to 1300 887 034 otherwise post to: ___/ ___ /___Inc., / ___PO / ___5289, ___ / ___ /___ / ___ / ___2500 /___ / ___/___/___ Number: Illawarra Folk Club Box Wollongong, NSW If Card paying by Credit Card you can fax/___ this form/___ to /1300 887 034 otherwise post to: ____Club / ____Inc., PO Box 5289, Wollongong, NSW 2500 Card Expiry:Folk Illawarra For the people who really prefer to have a hard copy to sit on the coffee table etc you can do this by printing your electronic copy and you can then have it to read whenever and wherever you like. Then again hard copy does have its uses. (Computers can't change nappies and............ read on) CREDIT CARD DETAILS It saves the Club quite a bit and is a very environmentally friendly thing to do. Obviously not everyone has internet connections so we will still post out a hard copy but if you can help by taking an electronic copy that would be appreciated. No. Amount Illawarra Folk(Prices Club Products include GSTpostage) andmy postage) No. Cost by E-mail: Products include GST and I(prices want to receive monthly Illawarra FolkNo. Club Newsletter 3 Cost Amount Products (Prices include GST and postage) each $$ Jamberoo, A Change Season CD - Fiddlin' On 2014 Festival compilation $10 1st Telephone No:of ( ) - CDNEW! 2nd Telephone No: ( $25 ) each 19 performers from the of 17thSeason Illawarra -Folk $25 each Jamberoo, A Change CDFestival, 2001 $ th 19 CD performers from the Illawarra Festival, 2001 - Folk Republic of 17 Illawarra 2013Folk Festival compilation $10 each $ $25 each Jamberoo, A Discovery - CD $ Amount No. Cost Products (Prices19include GST and postage) th 22 performers from the Illawarra Folk Festival, 2003 $25 each $ $ Jamberoo, A Discovery -Festival CD CD - Folk Revolution 2012 compilation $10 each th 22 performers from the 19 Illawarra Folk Festival, 2003 $25 Jamberoo,CelebrationA Change of20 Season CD– Double CD pack $35 each Jamberoo Years -On $ thth2011 Festival compilation CD -performers Folk Republic Bulli, $10 each $ 19 performers fromofthe the 1720 Illawarra 2001 41 from 20 Illawarra $35 each Jamberoo CelebrationYears Folk On –Festival, Double2004 CD pack $ th 41 performers from the 20 Illawarra Folk Festival, 2004 CD - Silver Folk, 2010 Festival compilation $10 each each $$ Bulli – The Tradition Continues – CD $25 Jamberoo, A Discovery - CD th 22 performers from the 19 Bulli –performers The Tradition CD Festival, $25 each 23 from theContinues 21st Illawarra Illawarra–Folk Folk Festival,2003 2006 $ CD - Bulli Bakontrak, 2007 $10 each $ st Festival compilation 23 Bulli performers from the 21 Illawarra Folk Festival, 2006 $35 Jamberoo CelebrationBakontrak CD th 20 Years On – Double CD pack $25 each each $$ 41 -performers from the 20 Folk Festival Festival,compilation 2004 CD Bulli The Tradition Continues, $10 each nd Illawarra2006 Bulli Bakontrakfrom CDthe 22 Illawarra Folk Festival 2007 $25 each $ $ 24 performers ndContinues – CD Bulli – The Tradition $25 each $$ 24 CD performers from the 22Cookbook IllawarraVol Folk (double)Folk - Jamberoo A Celebration, 2004 compilation $10 each Illawarra Club 1Festival orFestival Vol 22007 or Vol 3 (please circle) $10 each $ st 23 performers from the 21 Illawarra Folk Festival, 2006 Illawarra Folk Club Cookbook Vol 1 or Vol 2 or Vol 3 (please circle) $10 each CD - Jamberoo A Discovery, 2001 Festival compilation $10 each $$ Bulli Bakontrak CD $25 each $ PAYMENT DETAILS Pay by Cash, Cheque, Money Order or Credit Card CD Jamberoo from A Change $10 each $ 24 -performers the 22ofndSeason, Illawarra2000 FolkFestival Festivalcompilation 2007 PAYMENT DETAILS Pay by Cash, Cheque, Money Order or Credit Card Membership Fee - Single or Family $15 $20 $ IllawarraFolk Folk Club Cookbook 1 Vol or Vol or 3Vol 3 (please $10or each Illawarra Club Cookbook - VolVol 1 or(includes 2 or2GST) Vol (please circle)circle) each $$ Membership Fee - Single or Family (includes GST) $15 or $20 $ CREDIT CARD DETAILS Total: $ PAYMENT DETAILS Pay by Cash, Cheque, Money Order or Credit Card CREDIT CARD Total: $ TypeDETAILS of Card: Visa MasterCard Membership Fee - Single or Family (includes GST) $15 or $20 $ Type of Card: Name on Card: Have you thought about getting your newsletter by email? August 2009 form Judy Cork, Membership Secretary Newsletters, Technology & A Spider My wife’s embraced technology, Her head’s in an I-Cloud, And when I say - “you’re just a nerd" She says it makes her proud. The house is full of I-phones, I-tunes are everywhere, When the conversation turns to Apps, It’s more than I can bear. We don’t have any books no more, Just Kindles, they’re the rage, She says reading books is tiresome , For you have to turn a page. When she sees me read the paper, And sees me post a letter, She says, I am a Luddite, As there’s ways that are much better. She said I should try I-Pods And this verse I should e-mail ya She’s embarrassed that she’s married to an electronic failure. We were sitting in our sunroom I think she was on Twitter I said please pass the folk newsletter dear, I thought I heard her titter. She looked at me with a silly grin And said I was quite sad, She said - “Newsletters are now quite passé, Here try my new I-Pad.” I reached and took the I-Pad I still knew I had to ‘git ‘im’, And I’ll tell you now that spider, Just didn’t know what ‘hit ‘im’ August 2009 form Bigruss July 2012 If paying by Credit Card you can fax this form to 1300 887 034 otherwise post to: Illawarra Folk Club Inc., PO Box 5289, Wollongong, NSW 2500 August 2009 form ILL AWARR A FOLK CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2 0 14 11