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'Band of the Year' Awards
In 1998 it was decided that the White Horse CWC would give a Trophy to the Club’s Most Popular Band. Each person in the hall is asked to give their opinion of the band on stage that night by giving their votes between 0 to 10. This is added together and divided by the number of people who have voted! It works out fair to the bands that way, rather than just adding the votes together, which would mean that if a band played on a busy night, they would win regardless if the crowd liked them or not!
The winner is announced at the AGM every year.
The winners so far have been: (how many do you remember??)
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1998/1999: Good Luvin’ Band from N/Ireland

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1999/2000: Dez Walters Band from Scotland

The Band was presented with their award at the Dumfries Country Music Festival
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2000/2001: Lemon Grass from England

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2001/2002: Texas Gun from Scotland

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2002/2003: The Fever from England

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2003/2004: The Fever from England

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2004/2005: Evangeline from Scotland

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2005/2006: Texas Gun from Scotland

Iain and Joan Dobie presented the band with their award at the Silver Spur CMC in Linwood
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2006/2007: John Permenter from Houston/Texas

John Permenter was presented with his award at the Country Music Festival at Craig Tara in Ayr
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2007/2008: Jolene & Barry from Scotland

'Jolene & Barry' receive their award from the club's President, Mr. John Selvey
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 2008/2009: Root'n Toot'n
from England
As 'Rootn Tootn' were not in Scotland for a while, their award was presented to them at the Americana International Festival in Newark on July 12th 09.
This is what they said on their website: "We would sincerely like to thank everybody at The White Horse CWC in Kilwinning, who voted for us as band of the year at the club. We were very honoured to receive the plaque after our performance at The Americana International festival, we're chuffed to bits. We're really looking forward to our next visit to your great club. Thanks to Brigitte and Danny for inviting us to the club and we wish you continued success."
www.rootntootn.co.uk
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