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ISSUE 149 IN THIS ISSUE: l INTERVIEW WITH A STORYTELLER l JACK IN A BARREL FEATURE l FAREWELL TO ENGLISH MISCELLANY l CD REVIEWS l & MUCH MORE... JANUARY | FEBRUARY | MARCH 2020 FREE!every quarter www.unicornmagazine.org over 3000 copies distributed1 2 www.unicornmagazine.org EDITORIAL “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr When novelist Jean-Baptiste commented on the You’ll find all the usual contents and some upheavals in France in 1839, he couldn’t have interesting features in this issue. In response imagined today’s even more turbulent world. But to reader feedback, this edition does look a bit his quote reminds us that whatever changes, there different and I hope you agree that it’s easier to will always be familiar elements. read - let me know what you think. And please keep your news, adverts, gig reviews, tunes and other And that’s certainly the case for Unicorn as it’s items flowing in - I want Unicorn to do everything ‘business as usual’ now that Clive has stepped it can to support folk music and dance in our area down. He did a fine job during his tenure and we by including interviews, features and other news as all wish him well. I’m sure we’ll see him at music well as promoting all the live events and festivals. events around the area. I have now taken over sole responsibility for the Do come and say hello if you see me at a gig or magazine and I very much appreciate all the kind festival, and I’d love to have your suggestions for messages of encouragement I have received. Thank anything you’d like me to include in future issues. you! Most of you already know me as Unicorn’s Thank you for your continued support of Unicorn. Co-Editor for the past few years, and as I have a background in marketing and publishing (and a Sandra lifelong love of all things folk), I’m well placed to keep the magazine going from strength to strength. CONTENTS Editorial 3 Feature: English Miscellany 14 Contents 3 Strumming & Dreaming 15 Feature: Kimpton Folk Festival 4 Feature: Storytelling 16-17 Chatterbox 7 Diary 20-23 Round the Clubs 7 Feature: Folk Events in St Albans 26 Sessions 8-9 Feature: Jack in a Barrel 30 Shall We Dance? 12-13 CD Reviews 34-35, 37-38, 42 I take great care to ensure accuracy in Unicorn Magazine. However, I accept no EDITOR responsibility for any misprints or mistakes that appear. The views and opinions expressed in submitted articles and advertisements are those of the authors and do not SANDRA LAWES necessarily reflect the opinion of the Unicorn Magazine editor. I assume that any letters 07939 541927 sent to the magazine are intended for publication unless otherwise stated. I reserve the right to edit any material sent to the magazine for style, content or length. Please note [email protected] that I cannot print material previously published in other publications without express written permission from that publisher. I reserve the right not to publish elements [email protected] of free listings information if they appear elsewhere in the magazine or where I have space restrictions. CONTACT ADDRESS: 6 Holly Farm Close, Caddington, Luton, Beds LU1 4ET ‘If you don’t want to keep your copy of Unicorn Magazine forever, please recycle it responsibly.’ www.unicornmagazine.org © Unicorn Magazine 2019 and 2020 BEHIND THE SCENES OF KIMPTON FOLK FESTIVAL Kimpton Folk Festival organisers will entertainment on offer across the village. do almost anything to ensure that next But some visitors have also asked if it’s year’s festival – on Saturday, July 4 - is an possible to stagger concerts so that ticket- outstanding success. A proposal to ritually holders can get to see all the performers. sacrifice its founding chairman, to ensure fair So that’s exactly what we’re doing in 2020. weather, was only narrowly defeated at a Afternoon and all-day ticket holders won’t recent committee meeting. have to miss a single minute of the main concerts, but will still have the choice to Preparations have begun with a drop in on the free music and dance events comprehensive review of what went well, on the village green, or attend sessions or and what less well, at the 2019 festival. workshops. Plenty of things went very well. Record numbers of visitors flocked to the village And three big headline acts are already to enjoy a spectacular range of acts on confirmed; Scottish fiddle, piano and close three stages, as well as the usual mix of harmony quartet Fara, Kimpton Folk Festival workshops, sessions, buskers, dancing, story- favourites, Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar and telling and craft demonstrations. Highlights the hugely popular husband and wife duo included an evening concert in the village Megson. church starring Kimpton Folk Festival’s patrons Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, joined Fara’s stunning blend of traditional and by Jess and Richard Arrowsmith to perform self-penned tunes and songs have won as the Melrose Quartet. them international acclaim and a showcase at the Royal Albert Hall at the Radio 2 Folk At the other end of the village, in the Awards. Megson are Stu and Debbie Hanna, Memorial Hall, the wild foot-stomping who delight audiences with their moving, gypsy rhythms of Sheelanagig had the entire bitter-sweet and often hilarious songs and audience up on its feet dancing; in the case Greg and Ciaran are simply one of the most of one festival trustee, so enthusiastically sought after acts on the folk scene. that she ended the night in hospital with a torn Achilles tendon. Definitely a health and More acts will be announced soon, but safety lesson learned there. tickets and details are already available at www.kimptonfolk.uk The festival has won many accolades over the years for the extraordinary standard Brian King of artists on show, and the sheer range of 4 www.unicornmagazine.org NCI SOCIAL CLUB Jan.8th Open Stage / Singaround Holland St, Jan.15th Lizzy Hardingham plus floor spots Jan.22nd Open Stage / Singaround Cambridge.CB4 3DL featuring Sarah Stock Jan.29th Green Mathews plus floor spots www.blackfenfolkclub.com Feb.5th Open Stage / Singaround JANUARY Feb.12th Said the Maiden plus floor spots 5,12 OPEN STAGE Feb.19th Open Stage / Singaround Feb.26th Alden, Patterson & Dashwood plus 19 SPECIAL OPEN STAGE * floor spots 26 OPEN STAGE Mar.4th Open Stage/ Singaround FEBRUARY Mar.11th Luke Daniels plus floor spots Mar.25th Fred’s House plus floor spots 2 Geoff Lakeman & Rob Murch ALL OTHER THURSDAYS ARE OPEN STAGE NIGHTS WEDNESDAYS 8pm – 10.45pm 9 OPEN STAGE 16 VALENTINE SONG COMPETITION Bedfordshire’s 23 Counters Creek Premier Home MARCH Brew and 1,8 OPEN STAGE Wine Making 15 Alistair Anderson & Specialists Ian A Anderson 22 OPEN STAGE • Comprehensive • Large choice range of bitters of wines 29 SPECIAL OPEN STAGE * APRIL • Wide selection • Excellent prices of lagers 5,12 OPEN STAGE • Free advice 19 Alden & Patterson HOME BREW HELPLINE Admission £4 Open Stages 01234 353856 £8 Guest nights [email protected] A friendly, welcoming and www.thehappybrewer.com supportive hub for folk and roots Open Tuesday to Saturday 9.30am to 5pm music in Cambridge. Sunday 10.30am to 4.30pm Every Sunday at 7.30pm. Closed Monday except Bank Holidays Floor spots available every evening Roxton Garden Centre @ The Black Cat Roundabout * Check website for details Bedford Road, Roxton, MK44 3DY www.unicornmagazine.org 5 hobad qtr vt 2019_Layout 1 20/06/2019 15:47 Page 1 since 1976 BRITAIN’S FOLK & ACOUSTIC SPECIALISTS An Aladdin’s cave of treasures! Come and try the instruments for yourself. visit our shops and festival stalls! BIRMINGHAM | BRIGHTON | BRISTOL CANTERBURY | EDINBURGH (SCAYLES)| LEEDS |LONDON MANCHESTER | SOUTHAMPTON | RED WING MN, USA Order online or call +44(0)333 800 9500 www.hobgoblin.com 6 www.unicornmagazine.org CHATTERBOX We are very sorry to tell you of the recent After 44 years, English Miscellany has death of Chris Bashford who ran the decided to close. You will find full details in wonderful Moggerhanger sessions for several their article on page 14. They have various years. He was an enthusiastic and talented dance props and other equipment that they musician and a great asset to folk music in are looking to re-home including: this area. He will be sadly missed but his • books of dances widow Dorothy has agreed to continue to • Flamborough swords work with the Moggerhanger Village Hall • other swords Committee to continue the sessions on the • short and long sticks first Wednesday of each month. • books of jigs and dances A reminder that the closing date for New • clog CDs Roots is Friday 31 January 2020. This annual • miscellaneous catering equipment event which is for young performers of all • Morris bells of various sizes styles of traditional or contemporary folk, Please enquire through roots or world music, whether they play [email protected] before the end traditional material or write their own. of January 2020 – be quick, because it’s first Categories are under 18 and 18-24. See come, first served! www.new-roots.org.uk for more information. ROUND THE CLUBS There are big changes afoot at Hitchin Folk many members and supporters who have asked Club. The club has run weekly for the past 55 on numerous occasions in the past if the concerts years, nearly all of them at The Sun Hotel. But could start and finish earlier – especially by those due to ongoing difficulties at the venue over the who have to go to work on Monday mornings! past year, Maureen and Keiron Jones have now Here’s to the beginning of a new phase of Hitchin decided to run monthly instead of weekly from Folk Club and Unicorn wishes them great success January 2020.
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    • SHOW BLOG BLOG SHOW • • OPINION OPINION • • PLUS • We visit Stockholm’s High End Show Show End High Stockholm’s visit We 12 pages of letters & comment comment & letters of pages 12 18 pages of music reviews & features features & reviews music of pages 18 • VINTAGE REVIEW VINTAGE • High-end cans on the move the on cans High-end • READERS’ CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS READERS’ • • VINYL RE-RELEASE RE-RELEASE VINYL • Oppo PM-3 Oppo ‘Le Player’/USB DAC Player’/USB ‘Le A&R Cambridge’s inaugural A60 amp A60 inaugural Cambridge’s A&R Metronome CD Metronome Led Zeppelin’s debut on 180g vinyl 180g on debut Zeppelin’s Led dZeppel Hi-Fi bargains galore bargains Hi-Fi Triode 25 tube amp tube 25 Triode pelin’s Unison Research Unison in ’s s s d debuton180gvinyl eb ut Cutting-edge floorstander Cutting-edge o n 18 KEF Blade 2 Blade KEF 0g v in yl UK £4.50 US $12.99 Aus $10.99 Aus $12.99 US £4.50 UK Battery-driven LP spinner LP Battery-driven Thales TTT-C Thales musical mystery, p22 mystery, musical Reviews Phase distortion Phase 1st In-depth 1st Constellation’s pure Inspiration amps Inspiration pure Constellation’s EXCLUSIVE! STAR TURNS STAR We unravel the unravel We DOUBLE INVESTIGATION JULY 2015 JULY OUT OF THE BLUE THE OF OUT ELO THE HOME OF REAL HI-FI REAL OF HOME THE IEW EV R N O C I L V V Y I N WWW.HIFINEWS.CO.UK 0) 683(5,253(5)250$1&(+($'3+21(6 Music Is Our Religion 9(5<+,*+48$/,7<086,&$/),'(/,7<'(6,*1(' %$/$1&('$50$785(1(2'<0,80'5,9(81,76 ZZZPXVLFDOÀGHOLW\FRP CONTENTS VINYL & RECORD REVIEWS NEWS AND OPINION 74 Classical Companion 13 Welcome Christopher Breunig’s guide to A message from the editor classical music continues with 14 News 15 JULY Beethhoven’s Pastoral Symphony Focal unveils Sopra speaker range, 76 Vinyl Release tube-based CD player from Icon As Led Zeppelin’s debut album is Audio, Wilson debuts diminutive reissued on 180g vinyl as part of a Sabrina fl oorstander, and more..