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  • Folk on Tap & SCoFF<\/h3>
  • Folk on Tap<\/a> magazine including listings for the Fo'c'sle (and all clubs in the SCoFF area) was formerly edited by Lyn Colbeck and has now passed back into the hands of SCoFF<\/a>, Southern Counties Folk Federation. The magazine is edited by Sam Satyanadhan<\/a> from 3 Cranbury Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 2HZ, UK, tel/fax (+44) 023 80 570082. It is normally available at the club (club price £1.80) but postal subscriptions are welcome (see link<\/a>). The Fo'c'sle organisers will, exceptionally, post to members during the summer when we are closed or for other good reason. It is possible to send in both letters<\/a> and articles<\/a> as well as diary items<\/a> and festival news<\/a> by e-mail.
  • Folk on Line<\/a> was formerly the only part of Folk on tap<\/b> available on the web and is an archive of Graham Gurrin's column of that name. <\/menu> <\/menu> <\/a>

  • FASH<\/h3>
  • Solent Waves<\/a> Diary dates and club and dance side information from FASH, the Folk Association of South Hants, formerly South Hants Region of the EFDSS. <\/menu>

  • The EFDSS<\/h3><\/a> Site now re-organised and with full Cecil Sharp House programme. The magazine English Dance and Song<\/a> has supplementary material only online (including soundfiles), and you can e-mail Derek Schofield, eds.editor@efdss.org<\/a>, the Editor.

  • Folkopedia<\/a> Folk-related wiki organised by Johnny Adams also references reprints of many articles from back-issues of EDS.

  • The EFDSS Library website<\/a> now has indeces to the collections of some of the best-known folk music collectors of the twentieth century. ")