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24 Sep 07 - 03:41 PM (#2156518) Subject: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Surreysinger On Saturday 28th September, Godalming Borough Hall ceilidhs will be hosting Peeping Tom,who have to be one of the most popular ceilidh bands on the folk dance circuit - and one of the most long-lived, this yearseeing their 30th anniversary. As probably the finest exponents of folk rock on the dance scene they have been described as the "Status Quo of English Ceilidh" and are just as enjoyable, danceable and energetic. To call the dances we're delighted to welcome back Pete Rees for the third time within twelve months. Admission £10.00 (£9.00 members) (Tickets £1.00 cheaper if purchased in advance - visit GBH Ceilidhs website to find out how! |
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24 Sep 07 - 04:23 PM (#2156534) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer "Status Quo of English Ceilidh" this is supposed to ATTRACT people to the event? |
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24 Sep 07 - 06:07 PM (#2156589) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Surreysinger Ask me not - not my words, but those of the Electric Voices publicist - and anyway, what's wrong with Status Quo ???? Chacun a son gout..... |
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25 Sep 07 - 02:35 AM (#2156859) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer more to the point, what's right with them? |
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25 Sep 07 - 12:37 PM (#2157171) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: GUEST,countrylife there's nothing wrong with them...if you have a somewhat broader mind than some... |
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25 Sep 07 - 02:31 PM (#2157240) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer Not back for another little snipe, Sam? I thought you were all about sharing the love across the miles... I was having a joke. If you didn't get it, there was really no reason to contribute. Now, back to Peeping Tom. Who are a great band - unlike Status Quo. |
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25 Sep 07 - 05:26 PM (#2157322) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: GUEST,countrylife merely an my opinion... and if the comparison gets the punters out..go for it...and I am all about sharing love...with the right folk as it were...*LOL* |
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25 Sep 07 - 05:28 PM (#2157325) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: GUEST,countrylife but as I said to Miss Easby, I honestly don't take anything here seriously, I want serious discussion, I go elsewhere. |
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25 Sep 07 - 05:36 PM (#2157335) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer Look, love, no one takes your plagiarised websites or your mad pretendy "girlfriend" particularly seriously, either. So let's just drop it and let people talk about Peeping Tom. |
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25 Sep 07 - 05:40 PM (#2157338) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: GUEST,countrylife I thought that was what "we" were talking about, dearie...what I've found out about them is quite interesting and the comparison to Status Quo is accurate...but as I said, if that's what brings the punters out... :-) |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:01 PM (#2157347) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer "what I've found out about them..." from a paragraph on a website, no doubt. Very interesting, I'm sure. Definitely a substitute for firsthand knowledge. Have you seen the band? Danced to them? I wasn't aware they toured Canada... But I bow to your superior knowledge. |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:06 PM (#2157350) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: countrylife A Sight For Sore Eyes and The Eyes Have It, both excellent records, I've owned them both from the time they were released, so, yes, you can say I've herd them... *LOL* |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:17 PM (#2157356) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: countrylife heard as well...never follow the herd *LOL*..by the way, Surrey, thanks for the link, GBH Ceilidhs certainly do have some great events coming up this autumn...might be able to actually make one or two of them.... Now Be Thankful |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:24 PM (#2157362) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Ruth Archer no, I said you hadn't SEEN them. Or DANCED to them. Which you haven't. They are a dance band. Listening to a CD is a tiny fraction of the experience. |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:49 PM (#2157376) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: countrylife well if they're half as good live as they are on record, then a really good time will be had by all, and I do hope I get the chance to see them, and have the FULL experience.... Now be Thankful |
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25 Sep 07 - 06:51 PM (#2157379) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 From: Surreysinger Gosh - go away for one day, and look what happens. Never mind the Status Quo red herring - as Ruth quite rightly pointed out, Peeping Tom are a great band, and Pete Rees is also a great caller - so the sum total of that should be a fantastic night out for dancers on Saturday !!! And I totally agree by the way that listening to a CD is only a tiny fraction of the experience. I find that CDs of dance bands are fun, but, as with most CDs, they can't provide the electricity or immediacy of the live event. And with a dance , although the music provides the bedrock of the experience, there is so much more involved.... |
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26 Sep 07 - 03:26 AM (#2157543) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 (UK) From: The Borchester Echo Good grief, I feel a bout of eceilidh listmeister coughing disease coming on. I suggest an exclusion zone around Surrey (and Sidmouth) and a cull of all nutters. And a moratorium for the poor Peepers who do not deserve a 4-thumps-in-a-bar maligning in this inane thread. |
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26 Sep 07 - 07:39 AM (#2157615) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 (UK) From: Folkiedave although the music provides the bedrock of the experience, there is so much more involved.... Really surreysinger? This'll be why people could be interested - for the "so much more involved". What interesting ceilidhs you seem to have.....:-) |
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26 Sep 07 - 07:47 AM (#2157620) Subject: RE: Peeping Tom, Ceilidh in Godalming 29/9 (UK) From: The Borchester Echo Snork. (As they say on the mustard yellow pages of Ambridge). |