Kakisi are a Latvian folk dance and song group based in the Midlands, but containing dances from Lancashire to Yorkshire and London. The name roughly translated means "the kittens" and the group consists of members of all ages within a friendly family atmosphere.

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Strong songs along with Keith's unique flowing melodeon accompaniment enable him to reach and hold an audience's attention with material that in another's hands would be hard to get across. Lee is reckoned one of the finest guitarists on the scene, and also possesses an excellent voice.

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From the gutters of Sidmouth to the dosshouses of Edinburgh, audiences have thrilled to his epics, as to his minor ditties. Shrewsbury's only exant singing, dancing recorder act par excellence will set your toes tapping at a celidh to the rhythm of a galopede, or make your ears tingle to his plaintif version of a Playford melody.

In the late '70s Ken provided support on national tours for both Louden Wainwright III and Al Stewart, following which he joined Al's band as his lead guitarist. With his own group "Nicol and Easy Street" he had chart success with both albums and singles.

A partnership which people notice! Those who have seen them perform together are expecting them to become the next major duo on acoustic circuit. Their voices compliment each other and with the combination of two guitars and songs from both pens, the effect is quite stunning.

Kevin Downham from Bentham, North Yorkshire has been playing the piano accordian since the early 70's. during this time he has played for various groups and bands. Kevin's playing and experience encompasses the whole spectrum of folk dance music from Morris and Playford through to Pat Shaw, American Square and leading contemporary dance writers.

Kickin' Alice was formed by Terry McKay to give public displays of Appalachian Step Dancing. The dancers and musicians are drawn from Herefordshire, Shropshire and Powys. The dances they perform combine the high stepping and flat-footing styles of Appalachian clogging.

Originally formed in 1985, King's Ransom play a compelling blend of music, drawing on traditional and contemporary sources alike. Their high-energy performances are not to be missed

The recipe - take four fiddles, one guitar and one cello, six women musicians with established roots and a mixed bag of American dance music. Add a smattering of song and combine with generous quantities of enjoyment - serve with relish on occasions.

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