The one and only reference for this club was found in issue 6 of the "Broadside '69", advertised as a brand new club called the "Boggery Folk Factory" at the Opposite Lock Club in Gas Street, just off Broad Street. This was another enterprise by Jasper Carrot and Les Ward, in conjunction with the Opposite Lock Club following on from the success of the Boggery. The opening night was on Tuesday June 3rd 1969 and featured Al Stewart, with support Colin Scott. Their guest the following week was Jake Thackray supported by "an outstanding group from London" called Magna Carta. No other references to this club have currently been found.
Boggery Folk Factory
- Author: Phil Cross
- Early Birmingham Folk Clubs 1950 To 1980
Venues:
| Address | Year | Day |
|---|---|---|
| The Factory, Gas Street, Birmingham | 1969 | Tuesday |
Date Formed:
June 3rd 1969
Date Folded:
Unknown at this time
Organisers:
Les Ward Jasper Carrott
Early Residents:
Unknown
If you have any information like posters, leaflets or articles, about this or any other clubs, organisers or venues, I would be grateful if you could send a copy to:
Information Sources:
Broadside '69 issue 6
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