Singarounds - Festival 2007 Every Day
As usual many, many great singaround moments. Some will remember with great affection Marie Little joining in the afternoon singaround. Personnally I could listen to Ken's wonderful collection of songs all day. What about Jan, great voice, great guitar marvellous songs. Vince and his mandolin, Maureen with her serene violin, Terry on the banjo, Sandra on the flute, Elliot on the violin, Colin's melodeon, Mark's unaccompanied singing, and on and on. Your all superstars! Who did you enjoy hearing, tell us with a comments
The campsite singarounde went on until 5 and 6 in the morning, let us know with a comment what you were singing and some of the highlights, if you remember!
Some great dances from Stone the Crows on Thursday evening, here you can see the pub landlady Lynne joining in. 
Stunning harmonies, great guitar, sometimes the Everly Brothers, sometimes Simon and Garfunkel but always the Pelican Babies. Don't forget the didgeridoo a great counterpoint.
Bernard Cromarty had warmed up the audience which was ready for something different when Ken Nicol strode on to the stage and after some swift tuning launched into a recently composed instrumental which hasn't been named yet.
It was great to have Marie spend the afternoon listening to the performances and then generously joining in with a singaround. Finally at 9pm she took to the stage, warming up (Maire's words) with the Nanci Griffiths song I Wish It Would Rain might have seemed a mistake, this wasn't Glastonbury and the last thing these festival goers wanted was rain.