I hadn't been in quite a few years and last year it was cancelled. It was back this year and a group of us, all CFF veterans, decided to go.
Much leaner than usual, and less crowded and a great weekend.
I'm going to post my highlights on what I saw over the next few days
Coming towards the end of our CFF weekend.
Next up were The Deep Blue. All female indie band who really rather rocked the place. A bit of a punk attitude which was a refreshing diversion from the usual CFF fare. Good band
I hadn't been in quite a few years and last year it was cancelled. It was back this year and a group of us, all CFF veterans, decided to go.
Much leaner than usual, and less crowded and a great weekend.
I'm going to post my highlights on what I saw over the next few days
Brรฒgeal would have been a great band to finish the last day of the festival, but they chose to put them on mid afternoon. No problem with that at all as I got to see them.
Folk / punk / indie band. Not sure what they might sound like on record but live they were great. Our last band of the festival as we had to leave early but nice way to finish the festival
I started my 60's & 70's listening groups a year ago, which is quite unbelievable to be honest. How time has flown.
So, in the last year I've posted 23 different albums for comment and review in the Forums and got an unbelievable 1.3 million views and 485 comments (thanks for the engagement folks)
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would have been a great band to finish the last day of the festival, but they chose to put them on mid afternoon. No problem with that at all as I got to see them.
