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Winter Wilson: The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House, Thursday 8 November.


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Winter Wilson: The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House, 40 Stuart Road, SE15 3BE. Thursday 8 November, 7pm **Floorspots welcome** ?7 on the door.


Winter Wilson are a Lincolnshire based duo who combine great singing and harmonies with beautiful original songs written by Dave Wilson (vocals, guitar and banjo). The other half of the duo is Kip Winter (vocals, accordion, guitar, flute)


They have recently released their album ?Far Off on the Horizon?, which follows the well-received ?Ashes and Dust?, and have not long finished a huge tour supporting Fairport Convention.


This will be our last Thursday club night of 2018, so it would be great to see lots of you there!


" A rare assured passion" John Tams


?Kip Winter simply has a voice to die for? (John Roffey, Maverick Magazine),


"In 30 years of listening to folk music, I have never heard two voices blend so perfectly"

David Aird, Glenfarg Folk Club


 

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