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Ian Giles
Folk / A'cappella

		Traditional and early music singer/musician Oxford United Kingdom Profile Views: 11275 Last Login: 3/19/2009
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Member Since	3/22/2006
Influences	Steeleye Span, My Great Pal Graham Metcalfe, Martin Carthy + The Wonderful Watersons, John Kirkpatrick, Dave Webber (what a voice!). This list could be endless but you get the picture.........
Record Label	Beautiful Jo, Wild Goose

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About Ian Giles

One of the three original members of Magpie Lane along with Andy Turner and Mat Green. Sophie Polhill, Marguerite Hutchinson and Jon Fletcher completing the line-up.

I am also a member of early music group the Oxford Waits along with Tim Healey (founder), Charles Spicer, Caroline Butler and Edward Fitzgibbon, and I had a great time working with Graham Metcalfe and Ian Woods as G.M.W. I am currently working on a new three part vocal group by the name of Vinegar Tom, with Darren Ormandy and Kathryn Nutbeem.

All this and working for the instrument shop The Music Room, as well as performing at Warwick Castle for the Highwayman's Supper evenings,various recording projects, and calling for the Oxford based country dance band Larkrise Ranters keeps me pretty busy, but I've usually got time to get to the Sunday session at the Half Moon in Oxford.

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Roger's Rant	Jul 5 2009 7:03 PM We are looking forward to seeing our friends next weekend (10th to 12th July) at Roger's Rant - a Dorset celebration of traditional & contemporary folk music, song and dance. There will be some of the best of local amateur singers and musicians as well as some from further afield. There is also the opportunity for aspiring singers and musicians to have a go in a friendly atmosphere at the Sports Club. The Village Hall will be used for the dance workshops on Saturday & Sunday afternoons, with a Ceilidh on Saturday evening.
Ed and Will a-walking-o	Jul 4 2009 2:15 PM Hello Ian, we were recommended your singing by a chap in East Meon, and although we'd browsed it previously, this time we gave it full ears, and are happy to say you are a great singer, and a delight to listen to. please continue, and cheeio.
Top of the Ox	Jun 15 2009 2:59 PM Calling all bands to pre-register now at www.topoftheox.co.uk The Uks biggest song contest
Colm Ó Snodaigh	Mar 9 2009 11:34 AM Thank you for your friendship This is my new album which is out now on KILA Records: Thanks for all your support Colm
AULAGA FOLK nuevo DVD 10º ANIVERSARIO	Mar 9 2009 6:45 AM Un placer encontraros aqui y disfrutar de vuestro magnifico trabajo. Un fuerte abrazo desde Extremadura, España, de vuestros amigos de Aulaga Folk. Juan Carlos
Cherylillydilly	Jan 2 2009 6:39 PM Hi Ian! Just listened to your songs, they're awesome =D thought i'd stop by and say hi before some more castley fun tomorrow =) xxx
WOLF 1%	Dec 29 2008 8:53 AM just listened to your 4 songs, excellent, your a very good singer, take care. this rocks All Around My Hat (Status Quo with Maddy Prior)
WOLF 1%	Dec 25 2008 10:45 PM merry xmas ian, hope you have a good time and a happy new year, Santa and His Cookies
Sally That lemonade woman (TM)	Nov 21 2008 1:54 PM I have found you on youtube with Vinegar Tom. Didn't realise it was you Ian, I was looking for my usual fix of Katherine singing here And low and behold there you are here How wonderful two of my most favourite singers together. Sal
Clare Button	Oct 29 2008 9:19 AM Hi dearie, all is well thanks! Have found some good folk clubs and sessions in Liverpool - though I do miss Oxford and your singing. We must catch up when I'm next visiting. How are you - things at the Castle still good? Love Clare xx
Afropean Choir Official Myspace Page	May 20 2008 3:53 PM
Joerg Hesebeck	Apr 17 2008 6:24 AM Hallo Ian, thank you for your friendship! Your music is great! Please visit my HP: www. cultevents. de and sign the guestbook if you like! Music has always been a place where anything is possible - a refuge, a magical world where anyone can go, all kinds of people can come together, and anything can happen. We are limited only by our imagination. I believe that what we do and learn inside the world of music can affect what goes on in the world in a big, positive way. music is so important - like food and water. There are so many possibilities, and many doors yet to be opened. (Bill Frisell) Ciao Jörg cultevents Jörg Hesebeck Meisenweg 1 D-31303 Burgdorf phone: +49 (0) 5136 86363 mobil: +49 (0) 163 7779769 e-mail: j.hesebeck@cultevents.de HP: http://www. cultevents. de school music project " JazzIs! "
David Franks: Walkabouts Verse	Apr 6 2008 2:27 PM After you've finished here, you may like to hear this poem sung on myspace - 2 of 230, walkaboutsverse. 741. com: 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 76 of 230, walkaboutsverse. 741. com: LAND RIGHTS If there is a good thing From the Second World War It’s that most peoples learnt To conquer lands no more. In Africa, Asia, And the Pacific, too: Post-war independence - Steps only bigots rue. But for some indigenes, Outnumbered much-too-much, It has all come too late For liberty, as such. So ‘tis in Australia, And America’s sites, Where the best now, I think, Is to respect land rights. (C) David Franks 2003
Emil Brynge Online Now!	Mar 31 2008 12:35 PM Hi, I have a new song up! It's quite different from my previous stuff, and I hope you like it. The song is called "In early spring" and it's from my upcoming EP#3. Just thought I'd let you know. Take care Emil
Karen	Feb 20 2008 1:53 PM Hi Ian, I was reminiscing recently about the Sunday evening sessions in Oxford in the early 1990s, but couldn't remember the name of the pub. We all sat round in an elongated circle and we used to be given lovely left over roast potatoes etc. What was the pub please?
Ryan Robinson \| Guitarist	Feb 18 2008 5:16 PM Thanks for the add RR
Philip	Feb 12 2008 8:51 PM Join hands everybody........... Is there anybody there? It's good to talk (said Bob)
Pantagruel	Feb 1 2008 10:57 PM
Tim Radford	Jan 31 2008 4:26 AM Hi Ian, Great to hear back from you also. I am doing pretty well here, miss Oxfordshire a bit - but we make our own beds - continue the great singing! Best - Tim
Gordon Tyrrall	Jan 20 2008 11:05 PM Cheers Ian - gorgeous singing!
Dick Miles	Jan 20 2008 8:30 PM how lovely to hear The Broom of the Cowdenowes. havent heard it for 30 years.I used to sing it myself.thankyou
Emil Brynge Online Now!	Jan 8 2008 6:26 AM thank you very much. the same to you! Take care Emil
Brian Peters	Jan 3 2008 8:10 PM Hi there Ian, thanks for being my Friend. Your singing is great, as ever. Happy New Year!
Artisan	Dec 18 2007 4:01 PM Hope you have a tuneful Christmas. Love and Hugs Jacey
The DooLallys	Dec 14 2007 3:06 PM

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