I had many good times in Suffolk pubs with john and katie and ted chaplin, charlie stringer and the rest.
I remember one particular occasion at a pub in Earl Soham when Squire Tony Harvey [ a fine singer himself], turned up,with his horse and cab, and insisted i had to sing for him on his way home in his horse and cab, so i sang away, he insisted on giving me fifty pounds a meal and a bottle of whisky, he was a real gentleman,
sorry to digress, it has nothing to do with EFDSS and gold badgers, and happened completely out of the remit of the EFDSS,EFDSS were undoubtedly enjoying their genteel tea time dances in c#house whilst people like me were having the pleasure of being locked in suffolk pubs with traditional singers., so Steve I didnt need to do much ferreting about in c#house, althougn I confess i went there once and encountered the charming Diane Easby.