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Comments by Cerys on 17 October 2007
at 13:35
Hey guys, I saw you when you played at the Mussel Inn in Golden Bay (near Collingwood). Got your CD then as well and love it, brings back great memories of my travels and well, it's just awesome! Hope to see you guys perform when you start touring again! Have fun, Cheers, Cerys.
Comments by Terence Baker on 15 September 2007
at 04:47
I was fortunate enough to stay at Augill Castle in the beautiful Eden Valley this April, and I came across a CD of of yours.
I really think "Paris" is a thing of beauty. Please know that at least one person in Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn, listens to its regularly, tonight accompanied with a glass of Ardbeg.
Comments by Cassy & Craig on 30 May 2007
at 15:13
Hello Jo and Jon! We really enjoyed your concerts (we heard you three times!) at Chester this weekend. Hope you had a safe trip back to Kent! You are both really talented and we are jealous of the wonderful year you must have had! Hope to catch you again soon. All the best, Cassy and Craig.
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Comments by Chris McCosh on 21 May 2007
at 21:58
Hi Jon and Jo, it was great that you hooked up with us while on your year tour - we did enjoy your music very much, and enjoyed having you to stay. All the best with your future plans.
> www.clydesdalefolkclub.net
Comments by Leah, TVNZ on 27 February 2007
at 08:47
Thanks so much for your spirited performance on our show! Come back to NZ again soon.
Comments by Marina & Sam on 24 February 2007
at 16:47
Came to the Christchurch Folk Club last night to hear your gorgeous songs! Especially loved the Monsoon song. Will definitely be back to hear you again in 2008. Thanks again for coming to NZ. Have a wonderful rest of your stay here, and a safe trip back home.
Comments by Richard Francis & his Dad on 7 January 2007
at 20:17
Thank you for your time spent with the apprentices at The Orpheus Centre in July 2006 and best regards from my son Richard Francis who you accompanied by singing 'Going Home' for him. He has watched the DVD of the concert seven times to date, almost as much as his Cliff Richard and Donny Osmond discs!
Comments by Rachael Leisk on 6 January 2007
at 18:36
Very much enjoyed your playing last night at the freezing St Francis Church, and liking very much both of the CDs that we bought. Look forward to hearing you again sometime.
Comments by Andrew D on 28 December 2006
at 21:38
The CDs arrived thanks! I've been enjoying them on my train journeys to/from work, and they've been the perfect antidote to the mad season. My faves so far are predictably Home and Lifeless. Lifeless troubles me though: it's such an upbeat toon, yet my interpretation of the lyrics is a troubled girl who's taken her own life. The two seem to jar together, but is that the idea?
Caliko - like discovering Wagamama after a lifetime of eating in Pizza Hut.
Comments by Alun Parry on 11 December 2006
at 11:26
Hi people, just to let you know I thought you were fantastic at Acoustic Slice and lots of poeple have said the same. When you're on your way back through Liverpool again it would be lovely to have you back if you get a spare date in your diary.
All the best!
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www.acousticslice.co.uk
Comments by Eddie on 4 December 2006
at 23:50
Hi there, I really loved what you two did tonight in Liverpool.
It was really lovely. I've got a day off tomorrow so will give a
listen to the CDs in a nice quiet space in the day. Maybe when I
have a nice pie and a cup of earl grey tea. Got to go. Much love
to Caliko. I love it when I discover a new band to cherish. PS.
Isn't the accordion a lovely underrated instrument? I want one in
my band when I'm good enough to record my songs.
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www.myspace.com/bronzebell
Comments by Andrew D on 3 December
2006 at 20:19
It was great to meet you guys yesterday. I never knew I liked
Coffeehouse Folk till I listened to your downloads - superb! Love
'Home', very poignant. I must confess that I'm Caliko's latest groupie,
now I've heard your fabulous music (and WONDERFUL voice!). Hope
to catch the real thing soon, that you're not getting too blown
away right now and are still enjoying life, even if you are '...many
miles from Home'!
Comments by Rob on Wednesday
22 November 2006 at 10.46
Well worth making the trip all the way from Australia just
to see you guys perform at Dukes at the Sidmouth Folk Festival back
in August. When are you guys coming to Oz, as The Woodford Folk
Festival in Queensland requires your presence one New Year?
Most Memorable Song: Queen of Singapore (when does that become available
to the masses?)
Most Memorable Moment: Lying in the Botanical Gardens listening
to you rehearse
Comments by Jon on 20 November 2006
at 20:13
Went along to Wheal Dream Folk as usual, not knowing what to
expect from Caliko. Hugely impressed with your great vocals and
subtle instrumentation, and that you are caravanning in the winter!
Good luck.
Comments by Denise & Terry on
20 November 2006 at 17:22
Thanks very much for a great evenings entertainment, sorry about
the bad Cornish weather - hope it doesn't put you off. Hope to see
you in June, best wishes.
Comments by Bob on 17 November 2006
at 17:43
Really was a special evening at The Beacon - enjoyed it thoroughly.
Also thanks for the cds, which I've been playing non-stop in the
kitchen - not because they encourage knife-work, rather that the
harmonies are intriguing and I'm amazed at the economy of Jon's
lyrics. Hope to see you sometime over Christmas.
Comments by Gordon on 14 November
2006 at 20:47
It was a first on two counts... not having heard you before,
really enjoyed your gig in Leeds, strong songs and lyrics... and
first time I have been to City Varieties. Leeds born and bred 47
years old, two memorable firsts! Albums I bought, excellent... you
have a great voice and provide great background when working from
home. Two questions 1. any new albums due? and 2. the caravan you
use is that a silver TAB... if so, very cool? Keep up the good work...
Comments by Paul on 13 November 2006
at 23:50
I really enjoyed your show at the Beacon. Great songs, interesting
arrangements, superb performances. Good stuff!
PS for Jo's mum: I'm not a stalker.
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www.myspace.com/paulstepto
Comments by Rob on 11 November 2006
at 14:48
Guys! Your new pics pages are fantastic. It's much better to
be able to click for a bigger version & the links within those
pages to your tour diary & the Orpheus Centre etc. are fully
in the spirit of the web. I see I've made it in there now, I'm famous!!!
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www.robwinter.co.uk
Comments by Jacko on 10 November 2006
at 18:35
Sheffield Memorial Hall gig - really good performance and I'm
enjoying listening to your album.
Comments by John on 24 October
2006 at 09:29
Just to say that it was a treat to see you play recently in York.
Like many others I was very impressed by your strong songs and natural
performance style. I've been enjoying your CDs a lot - Garden of
Stones is a real gem. It can only be a matter of time before you
break through. Best wishes for the rest of the tour and smooth travels
in the Caliko pod. Watch out for Margaret Beckett!
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www.myspace.com/belleuniongroup
Comments by Robin on 18 October 2006
at 14:50
Fantastic performance at Augill on Saturday. Cheers for playing
Lifeless at the aftershow party!
Comments by Gerald & Anna on 15
October 2006 at 13:26
Thanks for the wonderful evening last night at Augill Castle.The
music and castle setting made a magical evening. We look forward
to seeing you perform again.
Comments by Dave Keir on 9 September
2006 at 11:49
I really enjoyed your songs last night! I look forward to seeing
you back at Stonehaven. I think "Home "is a very special
song. Thanks for sharing. Great website! I wish you every success!
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www.dave-keir.com
Comments by Simon on 31 August 2006
at 21:24
Hi there, I just wanted to email you to say that I have just
looked at your website. You are truly gifted musicians and you deserve
all the success going. Best wishes and luck for the future. PS..
What a voice!.
Comments by Ewan on 15 May 2006 at
17:45
Greetings Caliko. You played an amazing set at The Retreat in
Tunbridge Wells on Wednesday 10th May. Jo, your voice is simply
sublime and I can safely say that I have not heard as pure a sound
as yours for many, many moons! All the best and hope to hear you
soon.
Comments by Nick Fenn on 19 March
2006 at 20:34
Hi all at Caliko. Great to hear you the other evening at the
open mic session in Tunbridge Wells!! You really blew us away. Will
definitely be there this Wednesday and get the word out!!
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