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Julie Felix & Derek Sarjeant
at Surbiton & Kingston Folk Club 1964
24th June 1964
24th June 1964
24th June 1964
Pictures supplied by Derek Sarjeant
Julie Felix & Derek Sarjeant
Crich Folk Festival. May 2008
Photos by Tony Fisher
Leatherhead, March 2008
St Albans, April 2007
L-R Fran Collier with Dream Team Member' Elsie Rosam & Julie
Willows Folk Club, August 2007
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Julie performing at the 20th anniversary of the Bewdley Festival on 13th October 2007.
Photo's by Colin Hill
Julie caught up with her longtime friend, legendary poet, singer songwriter and artist Leonard Cohen who made a personal appearance on Sunday 8 July 2007 at an exhibition of his limited edition prints in Manchester. The show marks the opening of the new Richard Goodall Gallery on High Street.
'A Private Gaze' runs from Monday 9 July to Saturday 18 August 2007.
http://www.leonardcohen.co.uk
Two rare vintage photos sent by Trevor Tapscott
Space Pirates
Space Pirates is a new BBC Children’s Saturday Morning Music show
which will be broadcast on the CBeebies channel from November 2007.
15 April 2007: Julie Felix and Madaline Bell were both great friends with Dusty Springfield and they met up at London’s Dusty Day to remember Dusty and to share a laugh or two.
Paul Gunningham provided the opening entertainment when Julie Felix performed at the Baldock and Letchworth Folk Club in Hertfordshire on 7 March 2007.
Watch for Julie’s return engagement there in 2008.
Julie Felix sang Blowing In The Wind for thousands of anti-war protesters who
attended a demonstration in central London calling for British troops to leave Iraq.
Police put the number attending at 15,000 but organisers
said between
80,000 and 100,000 were at the rally.
With George Galloway MP
It marked three years since the start of the conflict and was organised
by CND,
Stop The War Coalition, and the Muslim Association of Britain.
Julie makes new friends on the road as The Forever Young Tour kicked off in February 2007
2 December 2006
Julie Felix formally opening the Mistletoe Festival in Tenbury Wells
With The 2006 Mistletoe Queen
She also performed at the Regal in the evening, the last event in her
Bright Shadows Tour 2006 with support from Polly Bolton & Friends.
http://www.pollybolton.co.uk
20 November 2006.
Julie Felix joined Victoria BeeBee as she launched her first solo cd Sweet Dreams and Roses.
To order the CD visit Bee’s website: http://www.victoriabeebee.com
Proleek Ireland October 2006
Proleek Dolmen
With young audience members Abbie and Jennifer
Julie joined a host of theatrical talents to raise funds and awareness for the Royal National Institute for the Blind. Sunday 17 September 2006 at the Grand Theatre in Swansea
Julie with Waking The Witch http://www.wakingthewitch.co.uk
at the Marlborough Jazz Festival, summer 2006
Patrick Corley wrote a little story about meeting Julie at Glastonbury in 1989.
Follow the link below to read this
and also to see a video clip of Julie introducing Leonrad Cohen on her tv programme.
http://patrickmaginty.blogspot.com
17 September 2006: Part time roadie David Smith is pictured with Julie as they set off for The Swansea Grand Theatre where Julie performed at a charity concert to aid the RNIB
The Frost Report 1967
Fifty Pence bought a lot of entertainment in the early 1970s as this poster proves!
Another SOLD OUT gig was held on 25 May 2006 at the Mawgan Porth Village Hall. Julie is pictured with Jackie Grennell. Jackie and her husband Derek organised this very special evening.
With Julia Donnelly who organised Julie’s sold out concert at Dulverton Town Hall on 30 June 2006.
Julia operates the famous Toucan Café-Bistro in Bampton, Devon (pictured behind)
Photographer Mike Doyle specialises in musical artistes. He caught up with Julie in Shropshire in May 2006 to produce these portraits. http://www.michaeldoyle.co.uk
14 May 2006
Julie at Falsam House in Worcester as photographed by Kenneth Reeves
March 2006
Julie marched next to George Galloway at the front of the anti war demonstration in London.
http://www.respectcoalition.org
Julie was thrilled to spend a few days on the Isle of Man following her concert at the Centenary Centre http://www.centenarycentre.com in Peel on 30 April 2006.
27 April 2006
Julie performed at The Parkgate Folk Club in the Wirral to a sold out audience. Julie is pictured with Frank and Buddy from the club
Sound check at the Jacqueline DuPree Music Theatre, Oxford; 4 March 2006
Following the kickoff of The Bright Shadows Tour, Julie was excited to receive a big congratulations from fellow singer/songwriter Victoria Beebee.
http://www.victoriabeebee.com
Julie and Victoria have worked together since 2001 on various concerts and
charity events in support of The Mines Advisory Group (MAG).
http://www.magclearsmines.org
In 1966 Julie Felix became the first singer of popular music to perform within the walls of Westminster Abbey where she sang on behalf of Christian Aid, raising money to help in the fight against poverty and world hunger
Thursday 13 October 2005
Julie was the surprise guest at the 60th birthday party for Dr David Holmes
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Julie performed some of the favourite songs of the guest of honour at El Bodegon Restaurant and Tapas Bar, Horsham, West Sussex
Another standing room only audience on the Rainbow Tour!
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These photos were taken on 7 October 2005 at the
Forge at the Anvil in Basingstoke.
With Diana Hodgson and Pat Tempany after the performance.
September traditionally finds Julie touring Scotland and 2005 was no exception. On a rare day off, Julie found time to walk in the hills while in Melrose.
Tickets for Julie's Rainbow Tour concert at the Willows Folk Club sold out in 6 minutes! This record was set on Wednesday 24 September 2005 in Arundel, West Sussex. http://www.willowsfolkclub.org
Visit the Articles/Reviews page to read a review.
The Rainbow Tour
Entering the final weeks of the 2005 tour, Julie keeps the spirit alive as she prepares to leave for Scotland.
(photo by Trevor Tapscott)
The Waterfall in Pistyll Rhaedr, Powys, Mid-Wales http://www.pistyllrhaeadr.co.uk was the unique and atmospheric setting for one of the most powerful Julie Felix concerts of 2005.
With a full house of music lovers, Julie wove her magic with songs old and new, followed by a set revolving round audience requests.
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Following the concert, a giant bonfire brought warmth to the cool night as Julie relaxed into the wee hours, exchanging songs and stories, with other Waterfall visitors.
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Sue and her St Bernard, Brannigan, made everyone feel welcome. Brannigan is considered the 'small' dog at the Waterfall and Biggles is his big pal.
Friendly faces seen at the Waterfall:
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Little lambs of the Welsh valley
SUMMER 2005
Julie feels a special connection to the areas of Wiltshire, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. Appearing throughout this region on her Rainbow Tour 2005, she made many new friends while catching up with old friends. Here are a few special photos from this part of her travels.
Colliford Lake with Luke Ransom and Theresa Hewett-Hicks
Ed and Julie in Glastonbury
Ann, Julie, Linda and Jeanne in Glastonbury
Julie always visits the crop circles of Wiltshire when she is able.
Following her concerts in Marlborough in July 2005, she was able to spend a relaxing day amongst the beauty of Wiltshire.
Julie performed on 17 July 2005 at the RESPECT Festival in North London.
One of the most interesting displays at the park which hosted the event was this Peace Tree designed by Wendy Bond.
Julie Felix Surprises Oxford by Joining Donovan On Stage
More at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/oxford/music/2005/06/donovan.shtml
The packed house at Donovan's Beat Café concert in Oxford, 9 June 2005, got a surprise when Julie Felix appeared, unannounced and unadvertised, to sing Universal Soldier on stage with Donovan.
The audience response was more than enthusiastic as Julie's soaring harmonies took the song's lyrical and timely message to new heights.
Later in the evening, Julie appeared again to delight all with her unique addition to the Donovan classic Colours.
The two troubadours seemed perfectly at home in each other's company and, so it should be, as they have a friendship and working relationship that spans decades.
With voices so well suited for dueting, let us hope for more opportunities to see Julie and Donovan perform together. Having said that....Watch this space!
Tuesday 10 May 2005.
The Noble Rot in London was the venue for a surprise 59th birthday party for Donovan.
And a splendid time was had by all including Julie Felix who has had a long friendship with Donovan as well as a long working relationship, going back to the 60's.
The fabulous birthday cake, in the shape of a scrapbook, was created by Jane Asher's Party Cakes. http://www.jane-asher.co.uk
Donovan's daughter, Astrella, is now touring with Donovan. http://www.donovan.ie
Sunday 17 April 2005: A sell-out crowd welcomed Julie to The Centenary Centre in Peel on the Isle of Man. Concert organiser Sam Knight is pictured with Julie and the venue's team.
With David Frost.
Radio Times Cover 1966
Kicking off the Rainbow Tour in style at the Shrewsbury Music Hall.
Thursday 3 March 2005
Thanks to Dave Burns of Shrewsbury for these photos of him with Julie at the Shrewsbury Music Hall following her Rainbow concert, 3 March 2005. Concert review here
Julie Felix met up with Nanci Griffith following Nanci's concert in
Manchester in October 2004.
Both Nanci and Julie are avid campaigners for theMines Advisory Group (MAG).
See Guitars Against Landmines page for more info.
Your support is appreciated.
Photos ©Karen McBride
Julie meets young fans, Amelia and Eloise Thomas, following the concert at The David Hall Arts Centre, 8 Oct 2004.
With Jean T at the David Hall Arts Centre on 8 Oct 2004.
With guitarist Albert Lee following a concert in which he performed with the legendary Crickets at the Lowry Theatre in Manchester on 17 October 2004.
June 2004
With Judy Collins following Judy's Royal Albert Hall concert.
Photo courtesy of Nigel Franks
Thanks to Elsie Rosam for this photo of Julie taken at the Komedia in Brighton after the concert on 7 July 2004
Shrewsbury Castle, Shropshire. 24 July 2004
Meeting the audience after the Hog The Limelight concert at the Appleshaw Village Hall, Hampshire, 7 March 2004
The 4 July 2004 Oxfam benefit concert held in Worcester's Angel Centre was a success. Thanks to all who attended and to those who worked so hard to organise the event as well as to Trevor Tapscott who took these photos.
With Alan Fitzgerald, Trevor Tapscott and Chris Humphries
With Georgie Virr who organised the event
On stage at the Angel Centre
With Steve Harley, backstage at Quay Theatre, Sudbury, after Julie's show, Autumn, 03
Suzie Quatro, Mickie Most, Julie Felix in 1973.
Suzie and Julie were the first 2 women singers signed by Mickie
Most when he started his RAK record label.
The Mill, Banbury. 9th April 2004
Photos by Chris Bates www.chrisbates.org
The Mill, Banbury. 9th April 2004
Photo by Alan Davies
April, 2004: with Madaline Bell and
Kiki Dee
Photo by Cliff Stonestreet
Thanks to Mathew Delhusa for this scan of the Moonlight sheet
music
RUBY TOUR - PART 2
The
Maltings
St Albans, Herts.
6 February 2004
Photos by Andrew Morris
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With Steve Harley after their duet performance at The
Quay Theatre, Sudbury, on 24 Oct 2003
© Malcolm Whittall
With Tom Paxton on his UK tour in Oct 2003
© Malcolm
Whittall
Martin Carthy, Julie Felix and Norma Waterson appeared on stage
together in
Whitby on 15 November 2003 at the Whitby Pavilion Theatre.
Pictures © Robert Binstead
Libertas, Ruby Tour 2003
Pictured with
Mandy Treagus and Karolyne Quinn
Julie
filmed segments for BBC TV's PRIME TIMES series
to be
broadcast over the Christmas period, 2003.
Pictured with Julie is poducer BBC Ali Ellam.
The
Quay Theatre Sudbury
24 October 2003
Julie was joined on stage by the Steve
Harley for duets on Make Me Smile
and Love Minus Zero.
Both Julie and Steve are avid supporters of MAG (Mines Advisory
Group).
See Guitars Against Landmines (GAL) link on
Julie's Home Page
to learn
more about the important work done by
MAG.
Tracie
Pascoe sent in another picture from the Sudbury gig.
Holly - "now a JF convert"
The Waterfall in
Powys, Mid Wales (www.pistyllrhaedr.co.uk)
19 July 2003
The concert was followed by a Sound And Healing Workshop
the following day.
© Dave Haith.
Volda/Norway 1977
© Helge Halkjelsvik
Julie with Lawrence Ferlinghetti
At the Albert Hall Poetry Reading in
June 1965.
© James Davidson
On 26 April 2003 Julie Felix returned to
Liverpool after an absence of many years for a concert at
the Bluecoat Arts Centre, on her Starry Eyed and Laughing
Tour.
With Spencer Leigh of BBC Radio Merseyside
 Julie at the Bluecoat Arts Centre |
 Julie's manager Tim Quinn, at the Bluecoat Arts Centre |
With
Martin Carthy
Martin Weatherhead took this photo at Newcastle
upon Tyne University (circa in 1967/8). The event was a recording
of BBC2 "Folk on Two" It was taken during rehersals.
One of the songs Julie sang that night was the Hedgehog Song
by the Incredible String Band.
With Steve Harley, 7 November 2002.
Like Julie, Steve is an avid campaigner in the anti-landmine effort.
In late November 2002, Steve will join a bike trek across Cambodia to help MAG raise funds and awareness for this vital cause.
Visit Julie's GAL (Guitars Against Landmines) page to learn more.
November
15th 2000 at the Grey Horse Pub in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey.
© 2002 Paula Hamilton www.paulahamilton.co.uk
Julie
with Gyles Brandreth who recently left his Sunday evening LBC
Radio programme, on which Julie often guested.
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October 2002. Watersmeet Theatre in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
Carmelo Luggeri, Julie Felix, Kiki Dee and Daneesh performing Big Yellow Taxi
With Felix Sear of the Wynd Theatre in Melrose,
Scotland, where Julie often performs
With singer/songwriterDougie
MacLean, owner of The Taybank Hotel, Dunkell,
Scotland, where Julie appeared on 15 Sept 2002
Misjonshallen, Stavanger, Norway ca 1972
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Pictures by Rune Roalkvam
Also taken
in Norway in the early 1970's .
Left to right: Danny Thomspon, Julie Felix and Stephan Grossman.
Danny Thompson became part of the legendary folk group, Pentangle,
and most recently played on several tracks of Julie's latest
CD, Starry Eyed & Laughing - Songs By Bob Dylan.
Julie
with Archie Fisher, 1965.
Archie presents BBC Scotland's Travelling Folk, on which Julie
appeared in September 2002.
Bob Dylan Convention. Northampton, August 31st 2002
Julie with
Jo Watson from Birmingham.
Julie dedicated Mr Tambourine Man to Jo's father, the late
Colin Watson
Starry
Eyed and Laughing
was officially launched at the Dylan Convention.
2002
Goddess Convention - Glastonbury
Picture by
Jo Graham
Ludlow
Festival, 29 June 2002
Photographs
by Chris Bates
On
June 5, 2002 Julie Felix had the privilege of officially
opening the Sensory Gardens at the Meresworth Residential
Home in
Rickmansworth.
Pictured with Julie are Ann Giddings, Dept Manager, Madeleine Harrison, Administrator, and Richard Field of Willard's Garden Maintenance who designed the gardens.
Julie
on stage at the Shrewsbury Music Hall, 24 May 2002
With
BBC Radio Shropshire DJ's Alan Price and Genevieve Tudor after
the concert
Donovan
appeared on The Julie Felix Show where Julie performed some
of his compositions.
She also recorded Donovan's "Saturday Night" as
a single and included "Try For The Sun" on one
of her
early albums.
Julie
is pictured with Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin taken Sunday April
26,1970 when he was Julie's guest on The Julie Felix Show filmed
at BBC-TV Studios, Lime Grove, London.
Thanks to Dave Lewis for this photograph. Dave is the editor
of Tight But Loose, the original Led Zeppelin magazine. www.tblweb.com
From David O'Brien, Hamilton, Virginia.
Program cover and ticket from Julie's 1969 Royal Festival Hall concert
Wyvern
Theatre Swindon. 1970s
© David O'Brien
London
1970s
© David O'Brien
These photos were taken by Manchester based photographer Harry Goodwin who snapped Julie during one of her appearances on Top of the Pops in the mid 1960's.
©
Harry Goodwin
Julie
with writer/editor/LBC Radio presenter Gyles Brandreth. Photo
taken on 20 January 2002 at LBC Radio, London
HRE (Hospital Radio Exeter) presenter Doug Parish is pictured with Julie at the London Inn in Ottery St Mary, Devon, during her Autumn tour, 2001.
Julie attended the launch party for the Language of Women charity CD in aid of breast cancer research. The press event took place on 25 Sept 2001 at the Chequer Mead Theatre in East Grinstead, where County Border News photographer Kevin Black photographed Julie for the newspaper.
The Burntwood Festival - 17 August 2001
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Before
the Autumn 2001 tour
With
Publicist Jane Quinn
20th June 2001
10th
May 2001
The
three pictures above were taken in the 1960s
© Hilary Travis
Julie
with roadie Malcolm Whittall in March 2001
© Hilary Travis
Julie
backstage at a gig in Burton-on-Trent in 1998.
Picture by Trevor Tapscott
With Dom Mclean Solihull,
2001
With Hilary Travis Solihull,
2001
Trevor
Tapscott took these photos of Julie as she was packing
up her gear after the gig in Stafford at the Gatehouse
on 1 April 2001
Julie and Midlands Today presenter, John Yates.
Preparing to sing "Woman" on BBC Television's Midlands
Today. (19 March 2001)
Julie
discusses her plans for a new album on BBC Radio Shropshire.
(16 March, 2001)
Julie
with Don Maclean, presenter of Good Morning Sunday, (broadcast
date: Sun 4 March 2001),
at BBC Broadcasting House, London.
Julie
bumped into the Krankies in the Green Room at YTV on 5 Feb 2001
(pictured here along with Nigel Franks of Remarkable Records,
centre)
©2001 Jane Quinn
Julie tunes her Martin guitar before entering the studio
to tape the Tonight portion of Calendar for Yorkshire Television (broadcast date: Mon 12 Feb 2001
at 5:30 PM). ©2001 Jane Quinn
These pictures were taken by Trevor Tapscott (pictured with Julie above left) when Julie appeared at the Woodman Folk Club, in Kingswinford, West Midlands. 24-11-00.
The
Wharf, Tavistock, Devon
20 Sept 1996. ©2001 Jane Quinn
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