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Roy Wells’ Collage of Music Occasional Newts Letter - Vol. 1. No.4. Nov. 2010

For this November event, Tingle Factory partnered with thevenue “House Gallery” , along with guests John Miller (Aka Joh McOldfield ) and Tenner Films , who were both invited to showtheir short films. This was also an opportunity for Tingle Factoryto premier its narrated version of “Toad in a Hole”, shown afterthe original pop video version.

Tingle Factory were pleased to present an evening ofshort films for Halfway House in Camberwell.

The theme, loosely, was“environmental pop videos” .The evening also includedopen discussion, and apresentation by Steve Barbe exploring the relationships

between natural forces & ourever-evolving state of mind.

(To see the Toad videos please search Youtube - “stevebarbe toad”)

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Other Tingle Factory news...

Another highlight was an Augustperformance of music along with withJohn Miller , at a world music eveningat Seven Dials Club in Soho/CoventGarden, organised by Creekside Artists , as part of The London Fringe ,and London Alternative Festivals.

We also made a returnvisit to “Frog on the Green” (deli/caf.) wherewe have played twicebefore.

(www.myspace.com/tinglefactory)

Steve played some Tingle Factory songs solo at a Southwark ArtsForum summer social, where in addition, he presented a short talksummarising the benefits of SAF membership.

(Photoby

Fiona Wright)



This festival is an annual world music, art and dance event at The Wellat Willen community in Milton Keynes. All proceeds from the day wenttowards the Well’s hospitality fund to help people in need....

Steve popped up, both solo and in various ensembles, at many otherevents. These included a garden party for the vicar (Rev’d PennyRose-Casemore) of Christchurch and St. John Clapham....

....and WELLMAD - a varied programof international music.

....the “Wineand Dine” AGMevent throughPeckham Hour

Bank atThe PeckhamSettlement....(who suppliedthe photos)

Hazy Crazy Summer (and beyond...)



There was no let-up in the grinding schedule....

....and like riders of a rock’n’roll apocalypse, LETSwing raised a stormat garden parties for elderly residents throughout South East England.

(Photos byJoyce Harper)



The LETSwing mayhem continued into Autumn, andreached typhoon proportions at “Bringing Back theMemories” Tea Dance in Croydon.

These exciting new events aim to contribute toimproving the quality of life of people living withdementia. Sandra Mayne (organiser) was delighted withLETSwing, she remarked that:

“the ... band was absolutely fantastic! From the veryfirst tune they played, right through to the last, theywere thrilling, engaging, filled with energy and hadeveryone on the dance floor!”



Community Scrapbands

See the main RWCM website: www.myspace.com/rwcmstevebarbeEmail: [email protected]

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WARNING!!RWCM MAY BE AFIGMENT OF ROY

WELLS’ IMAGINATION.BEWARE OF APPEALS.

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LETSwing also performed participatory gigs at local food growingevents, including the Harvest Feast at Cossall Estate....

....and Incredible Edible at John Donne School in Peckham. At thislatter event Steve was joined by Alan Glenn, a renowned British bluesharmonica player, best known for his work with The Yardbirds, NineBelow Zero, Dr Feelgood and Peter Green.

Community Scrapbands touched down on Planet Havering again, for theHavering Show in August, to run junk percussion activities near thesolar-powered stage through TalkAction , and with Taru , using recycledmaterials.Steve also guested with Taru for a Mayors Thames Festival SambaProcession in September, also using junk instruments.

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