Subject: best singaround From: GUEST,floorman Date: 13 Aug 11 - 09:44 AM Having attended both which is the best singaround the Middle Bar Sidmouth or the Endeavor Whitby interested to hear all comments. |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Georgiansilver Date: 13 Aug 11 - 09:48 AM Both are good.. why try to cause friction over which is best.... puerile endeavour... CLOSE THE THREAD PLEASE SOMEONE!!!! |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Padre Date: 13 Aug 11 - 10:02 AM If you list only two sites, the correct way to frame the question is, 'Which is the BETTER singaround?' |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Les in Chorlton Date: 13 Aug 11 - 10:21 AM Wow, record for the fastest row on here? L in C# Songs & tunes at the Beech |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Nick Date: 13 Aug 11 - 11:11 AM The Middle Bar has less background noise. The Endeavour has more background noise. The Middle Bar has a narrower audience. The Endeavour has a wider audience. |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: GUEST,Tatts Date: 13 Aug 11 - 11:50 AM It,s easier to get a spot in the middle bar, better shanty singing in the Endeavor. |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: gnomad Date: 13 Aug 11 - 06:37 PM Hmmm...half a mile to one, 338 miles (per Google) to the other, and both have a good reputation. I'm not too fond of travelling. I'll go to the local one. Well, criteria for the "best" label are not specified. Doubtless your mileage will vary. |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Joe Offer Date: 13 Aug 11 - 06:55 PM My mileage is about the same for both - about 7,000 miles from my home... |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Tug the Cox Date: 13 Aug 11 - 08:00 PM Better Shanty singing in the Endeavour.....Could be, ..but have you been to the Lifeboat night on the Tuesday of Sidmouth? |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: GUEST,Allen In Oz Date: 13 Aug 11 - 08:17 PM Mind you...the Toongabbie Music Club in Sydney would give them both a run for their money ! AD |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Joe Offer Date: 13 Aug 11 - 09:56 PM I go to a singaround one Sunday afternoon a month in Auburn, California. It's a town too small to gather a singaround, but people come from as far as sixty miles away. We usually have eight to ten singers, usually unaccompanied except for one singer who uses a ukulele or concertina. The group is totally unpretentious, and absolutely delightful. Over three years, we've formed a tight bond, and it has been a wonderful experience. -Joe- |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Alan Day Date: 14 Aug 11 - 04:06 AM My vote would be the sing around at The Rising Sun ,Charlwood nr Gatwick.Lovely people, quality singing,a variety of music,always a lovely evening. Al |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: MartinRyan Date: 14 Aug 11 - 04:12 AM If I ever thought one singing session had anything remotely like a monopoly on being "best" - I'd probably give up going to any... Regards |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: GUEST,mg Date: 14 Aug 11 - 04:16 AM Not me..I would go to the best one...depending on the definition...but for me the definition would be prettiest music. For others it could be the most turns per person, or the most social experience or the most scholarly or any number of other variables. To each her own. mg |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: Alan Day Date: 14 Aug 11 - 04:50 AM Like all sessions it mostly depends on who turns up.One fantastic singer,or even a song can swing the evening to a great one.If the main quality of artists turn up every time than that normally creates a consistently good session. Al |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: MartinRyan Date: 14 Aug 11 - 04:54 AM GUESTmg To each her own Absolutely! My point was that, FOR ME, singing sessions (the nearest Irish equivalent to "singarounds") represent an important part of a living tradition. If one session came to be regarded as in any way consistently "the best", it would suggest a dying tradition - in which I, for one, would have little interest. Regards |
Subject: RE: best singaround From: GUEST,Jim Knowledge Date: 14 Aug 11 - 05:50 AM I `ad that Alan Day in my cab the other day. `e was browsing through some print outs of that MUDCAT forum all about the best singarounds. `e said, "`ere Jim, you and your lot `ave done all the clubs, sessions and singarounds `aintcher. What do you reckon on that "The Rising Sun" at Charlwood?. One of the best?" I said, "Yeah, I`ll go along with that Alan. Gatesey and all the rest of `em. But I know a better SING-A-ROUND". `e said, "Do you? Where`s that?". I said, "Any pub where Deano gets up and sings " Four pints of Harveys and two of Adnams please" to the barman to the tune of The Barley Mow!!" Whaddam I Like?? |
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