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Pontyclun (Institute) Club Athletic Club Llantrisant FolkPontyclun (Institute) Club Athletic Club Complete guest list - alphabetical, up to October 2015. Italics and brackets indicates secondary entry with names reversed. Includes Festival and Concert appearances. (Numbers in brackets are number of appearances, second number is with other combos) Aberjaber (2) Davey Arthur (Gren Bartley(2) & Stanley Accrington Artisan (10) Tom Kitching) Helen Adams & Steve Ashley (3) Chris Bartram & George Whitfield (3) Askew Sisters (3) Keith Holloway (Sheila K Adams & Gary & Vera Aspey (7) (Riley Baugus & Jerry Epstein) (Sandol Astansky & Ira Bernstein) Afterhours Mark Roberts) (Ron Baxter & Ross Mike Agranoff Atlantic Crossing Campbell) Albion Band Aunt Forte’s Blues Rockers Bayley Hazen Sacred Harp John Alderslade (3) (2) (Ciaran Algar & Baggyrinkle (4) Grant Baynham (+2) Greg Russell) Roy Bailey Bayou Seco (3) Allan yn y Fan Jim Bainbridge (7) Bear Bones Sarah Allen & Chris Duck Baker Beau Temps sur la Provence The Amazing Mr Smith Roberto Balia (3) American Express Sandy & Graham Ball Beautiful Company Amos & Rocks Balshazzar’s Feast Jenny Beeching An Ozeganed Baraban Bedwen Haf An Tri Dipop Damien Barber Cheryl Beer (Anahata & Damien Barber & Mike Ray Bell & Deanne Newkirk Mary Humphries) Wilson (3/7) Peter Bellamy Anderson & Brown (2) Bare Bones Joy Bennett (/3) Alistair Anderson (5/1) Les Barker (10) Joy Bennett & Jan Andrews Barlowcree*(3) Chris Koldewey(2) Anonyma (2) Si Barron Joy Bennett & Don Friedman Any Old Time (2) Barron Brady (3) Ira Bernstein (2/1) Dan ar Bras (4) (Harriet Bartlett, Kevin Ira Bernstein & Riley Baugus ‘Arf Tidy* Dempsey, Carolyn Terry & Sebastian Bertrand Ar Log Robson) (Catherine Besoux & Archipelago (2) (Denny Bartley & Emmanuelle Pariselle) Frankie Armstrong (2) Chris Sherburn) Blake’s III (2) Cliff Rescue Bill Caddick (5) Clochan Calan Cloudstreet (4) Calennig Cloudstreet (with Emma Calicanto (3) Nixon) (Ross Campbell & Cockersdale Ron Baxter) Coda (Martin Blake) (+6) Sean Cannon (2) (Chris Coe & (Yves le Blanc & Capercaillie Maggie Holland) Mike James) Cara Pete Coe (8/2) (Olly Blanchflower & Carlene Anglian Trio Pete & Chris Coe (2) Mel Harrold) Danny Carnahan & Johnny Collins (+3) Bleizi Ruz (2) Robin Petrie (2) (Johnny Collins & Tom Bliss (+1) Bernard Carney (2) Jim Mageean) (Tom Bliss & Tom Napper) Carolina Shout (3) (Christine Collister & Blowzabella (3) Martin Carthy (3/2) Clive Gregson) Blyde Lasses* Martin Carthy, John Conolly (3/1) (Ralph Boddington & John Kirkpatrick Band John Conolly & Pete Sumner Jerry Epstein) (Martin Carthy & (Bob Conroy & Dan Milner) Bonclust Dave Swarbrick) Constitutional Hillbillies Bon Ton Roulez (2) Mary Casey (2/3) Judy Cook (2) Bosun’s Call (Dan Cassidy & James Coope, Boyes, Simpson La Bottine Souriante Hickman) Pete Cooper (+3) Robin Huw Bowen (3/1) (Castelbay) Fred Gosbee & Pete Cooper & Peta Webb Howard Bragen Julia Lane (2) (Bob Bray & John Scaife) Jim Causley (2) Johnny Coppin Bread & Roses Jane Cassidy Cosmotheka (3) (Kate Brislin & Jody Stecher) The Cast Jim Couza (11) Sandy Brechin & Ewan Andy Caven (9/1) Debra Cowan & Wilkinson (2) Andy Caven Band John Roberts Bro ar Men (Land of Stone) Celebrated Ratliffe Stout (Dave & Meg Cox) Tom & Barbara Brown (6) Band Meg & Dave Cox* Neil & Meg Browning (+3) Celts Catherine Craig & Ian Bruce (2) Chan Chan (2) Brian Willoughby Ian Bruce & Ian Walker The Chartists (2) Craig Morgan Robson(+1) Bruno & Regi Maire ni Chathasaigh Matt Cranitch Joe & Anne (Conroy-)Burke Maire ni Chathasaigh & Matt Cranitch, Mick Daly (2) Chris Newman (3) & Dave Hennessy Dave Burland (3/1) Chord Creibh Rua (Dave Burland & Huw Chidgey & Geoff Cripps (+1) & Sid Kipper) Catherine Handley Louisa Rugg Richard Butler Keith Christmas Andrew Cronshaw (Jenn Butterworth & La Ciapa Rusa (4) Jimmy Crowley (6) Laura-Beth Salter) Ned Clamp (2) Cuckoo Oak Anthony John Clarke Tony Cuffe & Billy Jackson Packie Byrne & Bonnie Damian Clarke* Phil Cunningham Shaljean Vicky Clayton & Pete Jones Curate’s Egg (Ellie Ellis & Sara Gray) Gail & Pete Issy and David Emeney with Vin Garbutt (5) Kate Riaz Garth Mountain Boys (4) English Tapestry Dick Gaughan (5) Jerry Epstein (2/3) The Georgians Jerry Epstein & Sheila K David Gibb and Elly Lucas Adams Steve Gillette & Martin Curtis (12) Jerry Epstein & Cindy Mangsen (Andy Cutting & Ralph Boddington Fred Gosbee & Julia Lane Nigel Eaton) Jerry Epstein & (Castlebay) (Andy Cutting & Bobby McMillan Amy Goddard & Chris Wood) Hassan Erraji Jonathan Lewis* (2) Delyth Evans (Jenkins) (2/3) Dave Goulder Guto Dafis & Le Gop Danny Kilbride (+2) Fabulous Salami Bros (2) Gothique (Felicia Dale & W Pint, (James Fagan & Grace Notes Opland & Freeman) Nancy Kerr) (Len Graham & (Mick Daly, Matt Cranitch, A Fanfare of Strumpets (2)* Finus McMann) & Dave Hennessy) George Faux (2) Richard Grainger Dangerous Curves Gina LeFaux (3) Pete Grassby Bob Davenport (2) Julie Felix Grasscutters (Jeff Davis & Brian Peters) (Annie Fentiman & Mick & Sara Graves Dead Regulars Dave Webber) The Great Bonzo & Doris DeDale (2) Ffynnon Sara Grey (+5) Del Doppio (2) Finest Kind (3) +James Sara Grey & Ellie Ellis (2) Kevin Dempsey, Carolyn Stephens Sara Grey & Kieron Means Robson, Harriet Bartlett Firestarter (Theatre) (4) Lynne Denman & Dave Reid Archie Fisher Sadie Green Sales Desawney Cilla Fisher & Artie Tresize Clive Gregson & Devil’s Elbow Ray Fisher (2) Christine Collister John Dignam 5 Bagpipes (John Grimm & DnA Chuck Fleming (2) & Beverley Smith)* Keith Donnelly Bobby Eaglesham Evelyn Gwaidon & Robert Nick Dow (2) Chuck Fleming & Gwenva Dr Sunshine (2) Gerry Hallom (Tich Gwylim & Siân James) Robin Dransfield Floating Crowbar Gypsy Reel (8) Dros Dro Marina Florance* (Johnny Dyer & Vicki Swan) Forebitter Hadden, Roth & Carr Chris Foster Mark Haines & (Mary Eagle & 4 Bricks of Hadrian’s Wall Tom Leighton Sarah Morgan) (2) Bob Fox (2) Gerry Hallom (3/1) (Bobby Eaglesham & The Foxglove Trio (Gerry Hallom & Chuck Fleming) (Mike Freeman & Tania Chuck Fleming) Easy Club Opland, Pint & Dale) Keiron Halpin (2) Nigel Eaton (+1) & French Alligators Keith Hancock Andy Cutting Jo Freya Trio Johnny Handle (4/1) Jim Eldon (Catherine Handley & Sid Kipper (2/5) Dave Illingworth (2) Sid Kipper & Dave Burland ‘Im an’ ‘Er John Kirkpatrick (7/3) Andy Irvine (4) John Kirkpatrick & Richard Thompson (Billy Jackson & Tony Cuffe) John Kirkpatrick, Mark (Hannah James & Resone, Ricardo Tesi Huw Chidgey) Sam Sweeney) (John Kirkpatrick, Larry Hanks John James (5/3) Martin Carthy Band) Jeff Hankins Mike James & Yves le Blanc Tom Kitching(+1) & Stefan Hannigan Siân James & Tich Gwylim Gren Bartley (+1) Phil Hare (Jay & Sadie)* Brigitte Kloareg & Harpeth Rising Jeff & Jeff Yann-Fanch Perroches (Pete Harris & Mick Ryan) (Adam Jenkins & (Graeme Knights & Roy Harris (5) Amy Jones)* Jim Mageean) Mel Harrold & Olly Tim Jenning & (Chris Koldewey & Blanchflower (2) Leanne Ponde Joy Bennett) (2) The Harry Browns of Bristol Jester Kolyada Pol Hellou (+3) Jock Tamson’s Bairns Tam Knox, Chris Lindsay & (Pol Hellou & Anne Ofriat) Johnson Girls Alan* Julie Henigan (2) Robb Johnson Frank Hennessey Amy Jones & Robin Laing The Hennesseys (4) Adam Jenkins* Sean Lakeman & (Dave Hennessy, Matt Chris Jones Tom McConville Cranitch & Mick Daly) David Jones Julia Lane & Fred Gosbee Lynne Heraud & Pat Turner Hughie Jones (Castlebay) (3) (Lyndon Jones & Tori Lang & Calum Ross* Jon Heslop & Kathy Wallis Rod Thomas) Joe Latter James Hickman & Dan Nic Jones Tim Laycock (4/2) Cassidy (Pete Jones & Vicky Clayton) Tim Laycock & High Level Ranters Ray Joseph New Scorpion Band Hin Deg Tim Laycock & Taffy Thomas His Worship & the Pig Ron Kavana (Tom Leighton & Maggie Holland & James Keelahan (4) Mark Haines) Chris Coe The Sam Kelly Trio (Anne Lennox-Martin & (Keith Holloway & Keith Kendrick (2/2) Sam Stephens) (2) Chris Bartram) Keith Kendrick & (Jonathan Lewis & Hot Tamales Sylvia Needham (2) Amy Goddard)* The House Band (5) Nancy Kerr & James Fagan Neil Lewis Stan Hugill (2) Sandra Kerr Tom Lewis (7) (Alistair Hullett & KilBride Bros Lie of the Land Dave Swarbrick) (Danny KilBride (+2) & Chris Lindsay, Tam Knox & Mary Humphries & Siân Phillips) Alan* Anahata (Danny Kilbride (+2) & Anne Lister (3/2) Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Guto Dafis) Llantrisant Harmonica The Hut People (2) Louis Killen (2) Club, Aidan (2) & Martin Yr Hwntws The Kipper Family (4) David Llewellyn Anne McFie La Musgana Eileen McGann Eileen McGann & David K Napper (+1) & Bliss (2) (Sylvia Needham & Jo & Antoinette McKenna Keith Kendrick) (2) (New Scorpion Band) Dan McKinnon (6) (David Newey & Jon Loomes (+1) Finus McMann & Tom McConville) Unai, Xabier & Andrea Len Graham (Deanne Newkirk & Losada* (Bobby McMillan & Ray Bell) (Ian Lothian & Jerry Epstein) Never Mind the Bocs (3) Catriona MacDonald) Alison McMorland Cal Newman (2) Jez Lowe(+1) & Bryan McNeill Bethan Nia’s Jake Walton (2) The McPeakes (2) harmony workshop* (Elly Lucas and David Gibb) Sarah McQuaid (Simon Nicol & (Lucie-Anne & Julie Croad) (Kieron Means & Ric Sanders) Tim Lyons (2/2) Sara Grey) (Simon Nicol & Tim Lyons & Finton Vallely (Graham Metcalfe & Dave Swarbrick) (2) Ian Woods) Mike Nicholson Paul Metsers (6) (Emma Nixon with Mabsant* Reg Meuross Cloudstreet) Jim Mageean & Lawrence Middleton* Ninebarrow Johnny Collins (3) Dick & Sue Miles Northern Harmony (2) Jim Mageean & Phil Millichip* Graeme Knights (Joan Mills & Mike Raven) Anne Ofriat & Pol Hellou Makvirag (2) Dan Milner & Bob Conroy Mike O’Connor Malinky Miskin film Liam Og O’Flynn (2) (Kahn Sakar Manganiar Moller & Knowles Tommy O’Sullivan & Tane Raj Singh Sodha)
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