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Bare Bones at Woolf Music

Here are some shots from this weekends set, taken by gentlemen Stephen Hunt.

The festival was a great event. A fine example of the collective power of music. Phil McMullen and his team set up a great family atmosphere in a splendid setting. We met many a friend and made some anew. Everyone we met was genuinely friendly and there was a real sense that the weekend would inspire all. Thanks to the hosts for letting us have access to the house, and thanks to Phil for letting us play.

The music was the reason we were all there. I didn’t catch everything, but I liked all that I did. Thought Forms were great. Bear Bones, Lay Low was genius. Innercity powerful with added fire music. Jeanette Leech's speech. Chicoloyah haunting, Byron Coley's amazing flow was a blast. Sharron Kraus and the mabinogion stories a delight. The power of United Bible Studies, transformative. Sophie Cooper, a good start to Sunday, Deej Dharwal, pedal power, Eric Arn, fine fingerpicking, Bridget Hayden's blues spook was cool. Plinth's majestic string ring, and finally the otherworldly Josephine Foster, sublime.

I must of caught many another noise throughout the weekend and I’m sure others will be able to point you to a highlight.

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