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Hello and welcome to this week’s edition of the Dreamers Newsletter, apologies for no Newsletter last week, just too many things on. We’ve had some cracking evenings at the Club in recent weeks with some excellent visitors and our regulars on good form. Let’s hope we can keep this up through the summer on a succession of Singers Nights until our next guests, the excellent Mick Ryan and Paul Downes on 10th August. More of them nearer...

Hi and welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter after a week off for surgery. A great evening at the Club on Sunday with a number of returning visitors and everyone on good form. It’s a while now until our next guests so let’s hope the high standard can be kept up through the summer months and, also, that we’ll see a good few visitors to Cornwall. Our next guests, on August 10th are Mick Ryan and Paul Downes, an evening to look...

Hello and welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter I hope it was a good night at the Club last week – we were up country so had to miss it (also the reason for no Newsletter last week. This coming Sunday we have a guest in the shape of Johnny Campbell who’s website is at Johnny Campbell. He’s described as a multidisciplinary folk musician based in Yorkshire. His main focus is promoting the radical history of Northern English working...

Welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter. After everything last weekend going on last weekend with festivals, half term holidays and so on, there’s not so much to record this week (and next week will be difficult as we are away). We had a great guest in Mark Dowding last Sunday. He’s been our guest before so knew well how much we like to join in and also to hear the provenance of his songs. Given other distractions, there were less...

Hi and welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter. We had a great singers night at the club last Sunday with lots of good humour and good performances – in other words, a typical night at Dreamers. This Sunday we welcome Mark Dowding from Lancashire as our guest. Mark has a long history in folk music , all set out on his website http://www.markdowding.co.uk/ He’s been involved with a host of clubs, online sessions (including...