THE LOWER CLAPTON AUDIO GUIDE

Dear Listeners

Have you ever walked the streets of Clapton and wondered about the many architectural fancies that one finds on nearly every street. Do you ponder on who may have walked these streets before you? Probably not! But...

Here's a chance to learn more about the history of Lower Clapton, with the Babs Bitchford and Sticklebrick! Audio Guide, downloadable in six tracks.





Click here to download Track One: Introduction










Click here to download Track Two: St Augustine's Tower and St John at Hackney











Click here to download Track Three: Clapton Square






Click here to download Track Four: The Round Chapel







Click here to download Track Five: The Portico









Click here to download Track Six the final installment: Clapton Pond

Babs and Sticklebrick! are going to tell you a tale...

We warned you in our last posting that we were going all folky. Well here is the first installment of our Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales.

Frau Trude: the tale of one little girl's comeuppence for being obstinate and curious... Take heed those of you who disobey!


Click here to Download Frau Trude

...and Sticklebrick! goes baroque

Sticklebrick! will shortly be available as a downloadable 17th century court jester for your entertainment in a special one - off gala performance amidst the magnificent and oppulent surroundings of Clapton Pond Cast Chapel. Sticklebrick! will be dusting off his trusty Moeck recorder (model Rottenburgh) to perform willy nilly and hither thither dither, tunes from jr. Jacob van Eyck's epic series Der Fluyten Lust - hof (the flutes pleasure garden) ...

All goes well until a crazed fan crosses Sticklebrick's! path ...

Alongside the performances, there will be a pre - concert talk, an opportunity to gain an insight into the life and background of van Eyck - the eccentric blind recorder man and carillonneur. A must for all Eyck fans.

When Babs and Sticklebrick! Went to the White Cube...

Hey there listeners!

This is a while back now, but i'm sure you've all been eagerly awaiting our thoughts on the Dark Matter show which was on at the White Cube. The White Cube? I hear you cry. Yes that's right, that washed out box in hoxton. When art went black...

Click here and listen out for the purple lady himself