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Ely’s ‘Johnny Cashback’ Play Highpoint Prison
Posted Monday, January 21st, 2008 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely-based Ca$hBack play the music of Johnny Cash and recently commemorated the 40th anniversary of the legendary Folsom Prison concert which took place on January 13th 1968 by playing a [continued]
Folkin’ Hell 2.0 - It’s Festival Time
Posted Friday, July 6th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Fellow Folkster's, the 22nd Ely Folk Festival begins this evening and once again Ely Online brings you a folk flavoured podcast in the spirit of the festival. This year we [continued]
Sample 2007’s Folk Festival
Posted Sunday, June 17th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
If you’re lucky enough to have a ticket for this year's Ely Folk Festival then great news for you, the festival is going to be amazing this year, The Battlefield [continued]
No Place Like Home
Posted Monday, May 21st, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Crossland and the Ely music scene 1989-1992 By Chris Williams Ian Brown of the Stone Roses once remarked, “It’s not where you’re from (that matters) it’s where you at.” Well, I think [continued]
Folkin’ Hell, It’s Festival Time
Posted Sunday, July 2nd, 2006 by Karl Bedingfield
With the Ely Folk Festival 5 days away Ely Online decided to wet the appetite of our fellow folksters with 'Folkin' Hell', a little mini-mix of some songs the guy's [continued]
Another Late Night Mix #2
Posted Sunday, May 28th, 2006 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely Online’s editor likes to mix and a few months ago completed yet another mix mix tape. He was was quite happy with the finished product and decided to make [continued]
Ely’s Forgotten Bands: Higher Breed
Posted Thursday, February 9th, 2006 by John Glover
This feature was originally scheduled for inclusion in the 1st edition of a local magazine called Rhythm Town that John Glover and myself were to publish in 1991. Sadly the [continued]
Raffle Shenanigans At Ely Charity Disco
Posted Tuesday, January 24th, 2006 by Karl Bedingfield
With no real news of any importance (parking debate & Mereham on hold here for a while) and January being the depressing post Christmas month it is; Ely Online decided [continued]
Ely’s Forgotten Bands: This Property Is Condemned
Posted Monday, December 19th, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely Online has had a long association with many Ely bands over the last twenty years, some we were in, some were just good friends with, others we just dug! [continued]
The Ely Online Christmas 2005 Mini-Mix
Posted Sunday, December 18th, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield
The Xmas spirit hasn't really grabbed Ely Online this year, something to do with the major chains ramming Christmas down our throats in late October (Tesco, Woolworths, Waitrose are you [continued]
The Hurricane Katrina Aftermath
Posted Wednesday, September 7th, 2005 by Anne DeBondt
Technology and wealth are no match for the forces of nature. I had originally decided against writing anything about the Katrina hurricane disaster that hammered the US Gulf coast. I [continued]
Ely Folk Weekend 2005 - A Review
Posted Tuesday, July 19th, 2005 by John Glover
Once again the Ely Online Folk Boy Three (plus new recruit, Holly), got our yearly dose of Folk Music at the 20th Ely Folk Weekend. I was there to provide [continued]
Ely’s Forgotten Bands: The Approachable Pigeons
Posted Monday, July 4th, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield
In 1982 Lee Gillett and John Glover formed a band - The Approachable Pigeons. Multi instrumentalist Lee had previously played in Herod's Race, Wild Party Productions and other bands on [continued]
Karl’s ‘Another Late Night’ Mix Tape
Posted Tuesday, June 21st, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely Online's editor (that's me) likes to mix and a few weeks ago did a mix tape for a friend. He was was quite happy with the finished product and [continued]
The Radio One Experience With Crossland
Posted Monday, May 23rd, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield
In 1990, Crossland, were one of Ely's most popular bands with a loyal local following and they were starting to attract attention nationally. March 31st, 1991 sees the band [continued]