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| The Hosepipe Band |
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| Wednesday, 14 November 2007 | |
The Hosepipe Band are a great new arrival at Folk Radio UK. They are an electro-acoustic ceilidh/barn dance based in Essex and they have some might fine tunes on this album: Kettleburgh Fete. You can buy a copy from them directly from their website.
We started out in 1993 - with members from the defunct Bass Instincts and Harkeles - and, with one or two changes of personnel, have been going ever since. We play mainly for dancing - for a wide range of events: weddings, parties, public dances, festivals, clubs etc. A four- or five-piece, depending on the event, the line-up is Electric bass, Mandola, Diatonic accordeon, Hurdy-gurdy, Wind (Bagpipes, Recorders, Flute, Wind-controller, Bombarde), and Percussion. Our repertoire is an eclectic mixture of traditional English, Scottish, Irish, French, Breton tunes and new material composed in the traditional idiom. To date we have recorded four albums, all of which are still available in various formats: Waltzing for Pleasure and Profit (1994); Landslide (1998); Polstead Meadow (1999); and Hell's Bells (2002). Album: Kettleburgh Fete Tracklist also check their Myspace site here: http://www.myspace.com/thehosepipeband |
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The Hosepipe Band are a great new arrival at Folk Radio UK. They are an electro-acoustic ceilidh/barn dance based in Essex and they have some might fine tunes on this album: Kettleburgh Fete. You can buy a copy from them directly from their website.








