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Bully Wee Band
Folk / Acoustic / Celtic

Hana Feely De Juan born 03.18 26 March 2009.




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   Bully Wee Band: General Info
Member Since3/23/2007
Band Websitewww.bullyweeband.com
Band MembersColin Reece:
Vocals & guitar
Jim Yardley:
Vocals, mandolin & whistles
Fergus Feely:
Vocals & cello mandolin
Ian Cutler:
Bridge Aquila electric violin & keyboards
Sounds Like

Bully Wee (The first album)

Bully Wee (SLP003CD, 1975)

Side One: Trooper and the Maid; The Friar's Britches/The Road to Boyle; The Beggar Wench; From the North; Up and Down again/The Kid on the Mountain; Highland Harry
Side Two: The Jolly Tinker/Rolling in the Rye Grass; The Road to Dundee; Arthur McBride; The Three Healths; The Lark in the Morning/Morrison's Jig; Three Gypsies.

Jim Yardley (vocals, mandolin, guitar); John Yardley (vocals, guitar); Frank Simon (vocals, guitar, whistle); Ian Cutler (fiddle)

 

Enchanted Lady (The second album)

 

Enchanted Lady (SLP004CD, 1976)

Side One: Kinkora Jig/Behind the Haystack/Willie Coleman's Jig; The Cowdenknowes; The Trumpet Hornpipe/The Mointeach Reel; The Jolly Beggar/The Meadow
Side Two: Martin Wynns No2; Enchanted Lady/Boys O'The Lough/Green Fields of Ross Beigh; Cold Haily Windy Night; The Banks of the Suir/Cortes Gardens; The Snows

All tracks traditional

Ian Cutler (violin, organ, harmony vocal), John Yardley (solo vocal, harmony vocal, guitar), Frank Simon (melody on guitar, jazz accompaniment, whistle, harmony vocal), Jim Yardley (mandolin, harmony vocal, solo vocal)

 

Silvermines (The third album)

 

Silvermines (SLP005CD, 1978)

Side One: The Kielder Hunt; Strike the Gay Harp/The Blarney Pilgrim; The Hills of Ardmorn (Roy Williamson); Leitrim Town/The Master Crowley/Kitty's Wedding; Open the Door
Side Two: The Silvermines/Lady Anne Montgomery; The Road to Dundee; Arrival (Ulvaeus/Anderssen)/Donnybrook Fair; Leaboy's Lassie

Jim Yardley (vocals, mandolin, guitar, whistle, bouzouki); John Yardley (vocals, guitar); Fergus Feely (bouzouki, cello, mandolin, vocals); Ian Cutler (violin, viola, organ, harmonium, vocals)

 

The Madmen Of Gotham (The fourth album)

 

The Madmen of Gotham (SLP006CD, 1981)

Side One: The Madmen Of Gotham (Colin Reece); The Girl That Broke My Heart; Tibby Dunbar; Cheapside; Margaret's Waltz
Side Two: Patrick The Fabulous Magician; Way Below the Tide (Colin Reece); The Wedding At Stanton Drew (Colin Reece); Geiranger (Ian Cutler)/Gallagher's Frolics

All titles traditional unless otherwise noted.

Colin Reece (vocals, guitars); Jim Yardley (vocals, guitar, mandolin, whistle); Ian Cutler (violin, viola, keyboard, vocals); Fergus Feeley (cello-mandolin, vocals)
with Phil Moore (piano)

 

50 Channels - Live (The fifth album)

50 Channels - Live (SLP008CD, 2006)

Strike The Gay Harp / The Blarney Pilgrim  
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila Violin
Colin Reece - Guitar
Jim Yardley - Mandolin
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

Cheapside / The Mountain Road 
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Fergus Feely -Vocal & mandocello
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin
Jim Yardley - Mandolin

The Last Letter Home 
(Dave 'Butch' McDade & James H Brown Jnr)
Fergus Feely - Vocal & mandocello
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Jim Yardley - Vocal & whistle
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin

Love Will You Marry Me / Byrne's Hornpipe 
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Jim Yardley - Vocal & mandolin
Colin Reece - Guitar
Ian Cutler - Bridge
Aquila Violin
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

The Wedding At Stanton Drew
(Colin Reece)

Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Fergus Feely - Vocal & mandocello
Jim Yardley - Vocal & mandolin
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin

Arrival / Donnybrook Fair
(Bjorn Alvaeus & Benny Andersson / Trad arr Bully Wee Band)

Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila Violin & keyboard
Colin Reece - Guitar
Jim Yardley - Mandolin & whistle
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

Mama Was Right 
(Billy Marlowe)
Fergus Feely - Vocal & mandocello
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Jim Yardley - Vocal & mandolin
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin

Hills Of Ardmourn 
(Roy Williamson)
Jim Yardley - Vocal & whistle
Colin Reece - Guitar
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

Leitrim Town / Master Crowley's / Over The Moor To Maggie 
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila Violin
Colin Reece - Guitar
Jim Yardley - Whistles
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

The Snows / The Shepherd's Daughter 
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Ian Cutler - Keyboard
Jim Yardley - Whistle
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

Fifty Channels 
(Fergus Feely)

Fergus Feely - Vocal & mandocello
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Jim Yardley - Mandolin
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin

Dear Old Donegal 
(Trad arr Bully Wee Band)
Jim Yardley - Vocal & whistle
Colin Reece - Guitars
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin
Fergus Feely - Mandocello

Lady Lovibond 
(Colin Reece)
Colin Reece - Vocal & guitar
Fergus Feely - Vocal & mandocello
Jim Yardley - Vocal & mandolin
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila
Violin

Record LabelSlaughterhouse
Type of LabelIndie


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   Upcoming Shows ( view all )
Jan 19 2010 8:00P
Ringwood Folk Club Ringwood
Jan 21 2010 8:00P
The Brook Theatre, Chatham Kent
Jan 22 2010 8:00P
The Globe Hotel with Phil Beer Exeter
Jan 23 2010 8:00P
The Red Lion Folk Club, Birmingham Birmingham
Jan 24 2010 8:00P
Hitchin Folk Club Hitchin, Herts, SG5 1AF
Jan 25 2010 8:00P
Nettlebed Folk Club with Phil Beer Oxfordshire
Jan 26 2010 8:00P
Dartford Folk Club Essex Road. Dartford, Kent

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   About Bully Wee Band

Since their reformation in 2004, the Bully Wee Band have had no trouble proving that they are still a force to be reckoned with as one of Britain’s foremost exponents of acoustic folk/rock music.

Originally formed in the early 70s by brothers Jim and John Yardley, the Bully Wee Band successfully toured Britain, Europe and America through several line-ups until the last one of Ian Cutler, Fergus Feely, Colin Reece and Maartin Allcock finally called it a day in 1983.

20 years later a chance meeting between Messrs Cutler, Feely and Reece resulted in a very spirited jam session at Faversham Folk Club in Kent, and a subsequent decision to put a three piece Bully Wee Band back on the road in January 2004 “if only for the craic”.

So successful was the 2004 tour that Colin, Ian and Fergus decided to repeat the experience the following January, only this time with the addition of Bully Wee founder member Jim Yardley. Thus the current line up of Ian Cutler, Fergus Feely, Colin Reece and Jim Yardley was complete, reunited and has toured every January since.

During the 2006 tour they recorded three of the shows and in July of that year released their first album for over 25 years entitled ’50 Channels – Live’. The album features eight brand new, never before recorded Bully Wee Band songs and tunes along with seven Bully Wee Band favourites from their extensive 36 year repertoire. All given the band's unique 2006 live treatment.

The next Bully Wee Band tour is being planned for January 2010. the latest details of which will be listed under 'upcoming shows' on this page as and when the details are finalised.

Contact can be made either by message through this site or by email to Slaughterhouse Productions


All albums available by email from
Slaughterhouse Productions

Downloads of '50 Channels - Live' complete or track by track available from itunes


The band jamming on 'When Mother Says Move' at Dartford Folk Club January 2008
Thanks to Dizzy Lisa for the clip


'Leitrim Town, Master Crowley's and Over The Moor To Maggie' at Dartford Folk Club January 2009

Thanks again to Dizzy Lisa for the clip

   Bully Wee Band's Friend Space (Top 23)
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Bully Wee Band's Friends Comments
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Ian (White Wheel Photography)

Ian Andrews



Nov 2 2009 2:04 PM

Looking forward to seeing you all again when you next meet up,

Thought you rest of you


guys might appreciate the pics of Ian....

Ian
Pete Fyfe

Pete Fyfe



Oct 28 2009 4:16 PM

Hi Colin

I forgot to say yes, I hope we can catch up in January

Cheers

PETE
Pete Fyfe

Pete Fyfe



Oct 28 2009 2:18 PM

Hi Chaps

So nice to hear from you

I'm just getting a handle with myspace...it seems like a good network

Trust you're all keeping well

All the best

PETE
Massimo Ferro

Massimo Ferro



Oct 10 2009 8:12 AM

Thank you so much for the add!
All the best from Italy.
MF




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David Franks: Walkabouts Verse

David Franks: Walkabouts Verse



Sep 29 2009 9:16 PM

After you've finished here, you may like to hear this poem sung on myspace... 

Poem 162 of 230, WalkaboutsVerse
(please see my blog): 
TEES TO TYNE: FIRST IMPRESSIONS - SUMMER 2001 

Where traditions are not so rare; 
    Sea, country and works scent the air; 
A multitude of monuments, 
    Planted tubs and patterned pavements. 

The longish pedestrian malls; 
    The remnants of defensive walls; 
Historic buildings are a gauge 
    Of the respect for heritage. 

Wheat, rape and pines in the fields; 
    Estuaries guarded by shields; 
Long sandy beaches and wide scenes; 
    Romantic-ruin go-betweens. 

Rivers in parts licked by trees, 
    Or fringed by boat clubs, wharfs, gantries, 
And crossed by practical delights - 
    Varied spans, forming pleasing sights. 

Fine churches headed at Durham; 
    Football kits ad infinitum; 
Kept castles - one for study; 
    Masonry behind masonry. 

And, with moulding-works out that way, 
It’s somewhere for a longer stay..? 

(C) David Franks 2003
Nobody Knows

Nobody Knows



Aug 6 2009 2:00 PM




Bright57

Bright57



Aug 4 2009 2:39 AM

Hello,
Thanks for your friendship. About us we're not in this for fame or glory. We just seek the thrill of creation, and making other people happy. We hope you like our music and that we were able to BRIGHTEN the world a little. Please let us know if our goals have been achieved.
                                                                                                                           Peace,
                                                                                                                           Griff Kinsey

"PRESS"

"PRESS"



Jun 21 2009 9:32 AM

Hey i love that profile song you have!!!! The video to it is pretty sweet. Yea Yea I been working Ive been pretty tired Ill call you when i get home today lil lis loves his daycare you should see the stupid badge with my picture on it I have to wear lol. but its all good, he loves the daycare, and its kewl that i can help out paying for it, know what im sayin? the extra money we made from taking those paid surveys online helped out so much!! you should really do them too; i mean, hey, the extra money comes in handy, right? i guess you'll have to type the link into internet explorer or whatever, but here it is:

www.surveyblingbling.com

La Te Da love ya talk to you laterzzzzzzzz O by the way Ill have more pictures to post before the lil lis's and my b-day uhhhh sometimes i feel so oldddddddd lol
David Franks: Walkabouts Verse

David Franks: Walkabouts Verse



Jun 14 2009 2:32 PM

(Hi: enjoyed my visit.) 

After you've finished here, you may like to hear this poem sung on myspace... 

Poem 2 of 230, WalkaboutsVerse
(please see my blog): 
WALKABOUT WITH MY PEN 

Once drove an old sedan, up north, 
From a place in Sydney to Cairns; 
Then to Kuranda I went forth, 
By train, to look without set plans.

I browsed through the trendy market, 
With fresh fruits of tropical kind; 
Walked to the creek through lush thicket - 
Nature’s hand giving peace of mind.

I dined in a scenic cafe; 
Then, outside, as I wrote for yen, 
Some passing Kooris called-out: “Hey, 
You go walkabout with your pen.” 

Request or question, I don’t know -
Assured voices, elderly men.
That’s now several years ago, 
And I’ve seen the world - with my pen.

(C) David Franks 2003
Wide Range

Wide Range



Jun 5 2009 6:52 PM

Traditional & Folk

Paul MacAonghusa



Jun 4 2009 3:17 PM

Hello and Welcome Bully Wee
Malbrook

Malbrook



May 23 2009 8:12 AM

Hej Friends,
and thanks for the friendship. Got some old LPs of yours from late 70s early 80s. Like the music still. By the way I am working for a national radio station in Germany presenting Folk & Worldmusic. Would be nice to presend you latest CD. In cas you are interessted please feel free to contact me.

All the very Best

Wolfgang van Malbrook
Tom

Tom Printer



May 21 2009 12:44 PM

Hey. Hows you diddlin?

Just to let you know I've launched a new website: www.StressFreePrint.co.uk. If you get a sec, please take a look around and let me know what you think. As always, give me a shout if you need any leaflets, flyers or posters to promote your gigs. Hope I can help you out sometime.

Take care and keep up the good work,
Tom.

P.S. Cheers for your friendship. As a thank you, enter voucher code 'myspace' when ordering leaflet printing, flyer printing or poster printing and I'll knock 15 quid off the cost!
Tom Watts

Tom Watts



May 11 2009 3:21 PM

Thanks for the add...
High Frequency

High Frequency



Mar 23 2009 3:40 PM

Hey guys, thanks for accepting our add request.
You rock!

Check us out sometime and leave some feedback or something.
Cheers!
Beverley Folk Festival

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Mar 12 2009 11:06 AM

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AULAGA FOLK nuevo DVD 10º ANIVERSARIO

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Feb 2 2009 4:27 PM

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Un placer encontraros aqui y disfrutar de vuestro magnifico trabajo.
Un fuerte abrazo desde Extremadura España, de vuestros amigos de Aulaga Folk.
Juan Carlos
Ollivier Fouchard

Ollivier Fouchard



Feb 1 2009 9:01 AM

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Linda Watkins

Linda Watkins



Jan 26 2009 9:11 PM

Enjoyed the show at Hitchin last night - boy were you loud!

Linda x
DizzyLisa

DizzyLisa



Jan 23 2009 12:30 PM

Last night at the Brook was superb....
here's the youTube vid of tunes on Tuesday
http://uk. youtube. com/watch?v=A5fIlWbpQZI
Have fun in Brum,Hitchin & Nettlebed (sounds like some sort of S&M malarky !
xxxxxx to you all
DizzyLisa

DizzyLisa



Jan 19 2009 2:14 PM

I'm counting the minutes til the Dartford gig tomorrow !!!
I've also posted a mention of the gigs on the Mudcat Discussion Forum xxx
Chad Dughi

Chad Dughi



Jan 18 2009 8:28 PM

"Well, like I tell the girls, if you have trouble with the mike, just smile real loud."

-Maybelle Carter

Hello to Fergus Feely, whose email address I misplaced. & all the best to the band. Looks like you're on tour. Maybelle's quote might come in handy.
Walter Strauss

Walter Strauss



Jan 9 2009 1:23 AM


My "Mr. Showbiz" pose.


Thanks for the friendship, compadre ... it can get cold out here in Cyberia.


Keep on pickin'.
JP

JP



Dec 27 2008 12:48 PM

Hello!
Late I know, but we hope you all had a great xmas and will have a fab new year!

Jenny, Heather & David xx
Teresa (Lynn) Jones Hebebrand

Lynn -Teresa Jones



Nov 3 2008 6:39 PM

Love the tunes. Thanks so much for the friendship. Best of luck to you.
Lynn
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