10th June 2018 at the Abbey Ruins, Barking.

Barking Folk Festival (free event).
The theme of the Sunday of the two day festival was Women and Activism (celebrating various anniversaries including a century since British women gained the right to vote).

Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.

Line Up: Nicola Kearey (v/tambourine), Ian Carter (resonator g), Ellie Wilson (fiddle).

The group performed their versions of traditional songs ("Twa Sisters", "Marrowbones", "Bedlam Boys", "Seven Gypsies") and some of their own compositions. This was the second time I have seen Stick in the Wheel. For photos of the first see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157655591877562/. Both times harmony singer Fran Foote has been absent (this time the advanced state of her pregnancy meant that her husband percussionist Si Foote was also missing).
More information: www.stickinthewheel.com/, www.facebook.com/StickInTheWheel.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain English Folk Stick in the Wheel Nicola Kearey Ian Carter Ellie Wilson Barking Folk Festival Abbey Ruins, Barking

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10th June 2018 at the Abbey Ruins, Barking.

Barking Folk Festival (free event).
The theme of the Sunday of the two day festival was Women and Activism (celebrating various anniversaries including a century since British women gained the right to vote).

Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.

Line Up: Nicola Kearey (v/tambourine), Ian Carter (resonator g), Ellie Wilson (fiddle).

The group performed their versions of traditional songs ("Twa Sisters", "Marrowbones", "Bedlam Boys", "Seven Gypsies") and some of their own compositions. This was the second time I have seen Stick in the Wheel. For photos of the first see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157655591877562/. Both times harmony singer Fran Foote has been absent (this time the advanced state of her pregnancy meant that her husband percussionist Si Foote was also missing).
More information: www.stickinthewheel.com/, www.facebook.com/StickInTheWheel.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain English Folk Stick in the Wheel Nicola Kearey Barking Folk Festival Abbey Ruins, Barking

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10th June 2018 at the Abbey Ruins, Barking.

Barking Folk Festival (free event).
The theme of the Sunday of the two day festival was Women and Activism (celebrating various anniversaries including a century since British women gained the right to vote).

Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.

Line Up: Nicola Kearey (v/tambourine), Ian Carter (resonator g), Ellie Wilson (fiddle).

The group performed their versions of traditional songs ("Twa Sisters", "Marrowbones", "Bedlam Boys", "Seven Gypsies") and some of their own compositions. This was the second time I have seen Stick in the Wheel. For photos of the first see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157655591877562/. Both times harmony singer Fran Foote has been absent (this time the advanced state of her pregnancy meant that her husband percussionist Si Foote was also missing).
More information: www.stickinthewheel.com/, www.facebook.com/StickInTheWheel.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain English Folk Stick in the Wheel Nicola Kearey Barking Folk Festival Abbey Ruins, Barking

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10th June 2018 at the Abbey Ruins, Barking.

Barking Folk Festival (free event).
The theme of the Sunday of the two day festival was Women and Activism (celebrating various anniversaries including a century since British women gained the right to vote).

Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.

Line Up: Nicola Kearey (v/tambourine), Ian Carter (resonator g), Ellie Wilson (fiddle).

The group performed their versions of traditional songs ("Twa Sisters", "Marrowbones", "Bedlam Boys", "Seven Gypsies") and some of their own compositions. This was the second time I have seen Stick in the Wheel. For photos of the first see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157655591877562/. Both times harmony singer Fran Foote has been absent (this time the advanced state of her pregnancy meant that her husband percussionist Si Foote was also missing).
In this photo: Carter plays an Epiphone "The Biscuit" resonator guitar.
More information: www.stickinthewheel.com/, www.facebook.com/StickInTheWheel.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain English Folk Stick in the Wheel Ian Carter National style Resonator Guitar Resonator Guitar Guitar Barking Folk Festival Abbey Ruins, Barking

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10th June 2018 at the Abbey Ruins, Barking.

Barking Folk Festival (free event).
The theme of the Sunday of the two day festival was Women and Activism (celebrating various anniversaries including a century since British women gained the right to vote).

Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.

Line Up: Nicola Kearey (v/tambourine), Ian Carter (resonator g), Ellie Wilson (fiddle).

The group performed their versions of traditional songs ("Twa Sisters", "Marrowbones", "Bedlam Boys", "Seven Gypsies") and some of their own compositions. This was the second time I have seen Stick in the Wheel. For photos of the first see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157655591877562/. Both times harmony singer Fran Foote has been absent (this time the advanced state of her pregnancy meant that her husband percussionist Si Foote was also missing).
More information: www.stickinthewheel.com/, www.facebook.com/StickInTheWheel.

Tags:   Folk Music Great Britain English Folk Stick in the Wheel Ellie Wilson Fiddle Violin Barking Folk Festival Abbey Ruins, Barking

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