THE LITTLE BIG TOP

[The Knowledge]

Here is the running order for THE LITTLE BIG TOP, now on the festival website on the Artists/2008 page

Friday 15 August

Liquid Ross

Eat Static

Tongue and Groove

DJ Rups

DJ Ans

Saturday 16 August

Hybrid (DJ Set)

Freestylers DJs

Groove Diggerz

Ben & Lex

James Gill

DJ Andromeda

John Cooper Clarke

Attila The Stockbroker

Ian Cognito

Nick Page

Dan Cardwell

Compere Scary Dave

Sunday 17 August

Sancho Panza Soundsystem

Arthur Smith

Richard Digance

Charlie Ottley

Joolz Denby

Alison Brumfitt

Dr Dawson’s Boogie Band

Compere Paul B Edwards

Edited August 1, 2008 by The Knowledge

[technowomble]

This looks pretty good to me!

So is Saturday a bit of a split day then, I'd never have thought I would see Attila The Stockbroker opening up for Hybrid.

The Friday looks just about right though to me

[William of Walworth]

The split days are surely deliberate -- comedy, etc,. in the daytime, grooves in the evening.

I've heard mixed reviews of Sancho Panza from one or two who were at the Glade and caught them there. 'Cheesey House' was one of the unkinder descriptions. Any information, people?

[cantwait4glasto]

Ok now I'm confused - the above has Fri and Sun switched with whats up on the website.

Can you confirm what's correct Knowledge?

*fingers crossed for Eat Static on Friday*

[mezza]

The split days are surely deliberate -- comedy, etc,. in the daytime, grooves in the evening.

I've heard mixed reviews of Sancho Panza from one or two who were at the Glade and caught them there. 'Cheesey House' was one of the unkinder descriptions. Any information, people?

[beergut100]

The split days are surely deliberate -- comedy, etc,. in the daytime, grooves in the evening.

I've heard mixed reviews of Sancho Panza from one or two who were at the Glade and caught them there. 'Cheesey House' was one of the unkinder descriptions. Any information, people?

[crewealexfan]

The split days are surely deliberate -- comedy, etc,. in the daytime, grooves in the evening.

I've heard mixed reviews of Sancho Panza from one or two who were at the Glade and caught them there. 'Cheesey House' was one of the unkinder descriptions. Any information, people?

[William of Walworth]

Sancho Panza had their ups and downs at Glade, but mainly ups. It just depends who's on the decks really.

It's a case of wander in, if you like it stay, if you don't leave I suppose.

[William of Walworth]

Thought they were good at Notting Hill Carnival - but that was bloomin' years ago (about '96 I think). They had a definite "carnival" sound, so fitted in well; but I guess they were pretty cheesy really!

[crewealexfan]

Well I'll certainly give them a chance, thanks for that. You're being kinder than some of the more hardcore Gladers were being elsewhere!

[William of Walworth]

Really? What exactly were they expecting? Sancho Panza play Funky House - always have, always will. Some of it was good, some of it less so.

Did they moan about Pussy Parlure playing funk, soul and disco?