
Who are we?...
Welcome to the Bendigo Folk Club website. Our club supports acoustic music
in our local region. We do this by engaging a variety of different styles
of music and always recognising traditional cultures. We foster a listening
audience. This acknowledges our undivided support to both established and
emerging talent.
Thursday March 11th
Emily Smith and Jamie McClennan (Scotland)
Thursday March 25th
Whitetop Mountaineers (USA)
Wednesday April 7th
James Keelaghan
with Hugh McMillan (Canada)
Thursday March 11th, 2010
Emily Smith and Jamie McClennan (Scotland)
“as far as I’m concerned she can walk on water”
Mike Harding, Radio 2
“Smith could become to Scottish folk what Joni Mitchell is to its Californian cousin”
Q Magazine
“Smith deserves to become yet another new folk celebrity”
The Guardian
Scots Singer of the Year 08/09 and winner of the 2002 BBC Young Traditional
Musician of the Year, Emily Smith is widely recognized as one of Scotland’s
finest interpreters of traditional song, a singer and songwriter of exceptional
talent and skilled multi-instrumentalist (keyboard & accordion).
Smith is accompanied by New Zealand born husband Jamie McClennan (guitar,
fiddle & whistle). Smith and McClennan are promoting their latest release
of lesser-known songs by Robert Burns, 'Adoon Winding Nith' alongside
tracks from Jamie's new instrumental album 'In Transit' and Emily's song
based 'Too Long Away'.
Details including the all important ticketing arrangements here.
Calling Folk Detectives ...
A previous Folk Club performer and the brother of another previous Folk Club performer
were part of the recent Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony musical spectacular.
Name the two BFC performers and the brother and win a CD.
The winner will be the first Member who submits the three names to
.
Happy sleuthing.
