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Jack Hamilton memories

GUEST,FloraG 04 Aug 15 - 02:35 PM
GUEST,JHW 04 Aug 15 - 05:45 PM
Mitch the Bass 04 Aug 15 - 05:52 PM
The Sandman 04 Aug 15 - 06:59 PM
Murpholly 07 Aug 15 - 05:47 AM
GUEST,FloraG 07 Aug 15 - 06:26 AM
The Sandman 07 Aug 15 - 12:07 PM
GUEST,FloraG 08 Aug 15 - 04:38 AM
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Subject: Jack Hamilton memories
From: GUEST,FloraG
Date: 04 Aug 15 - 02:35 PM

Broadstairs is 50. Who has good memories of jack?
FloraG


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: GUEST,JHW
Date: 04 Aug 15 - 05:45 PM

I made the right guess of place but only a vague picture; I think it was 1976 when Darlington Mummers did Broadstairs and I've not been there since.
The Darlington Mummers team is also 50 this year.


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: Mitch the Bass
Date: 04 Aug 15 - 05:52 PM

Jack with the Southerners - The "Pom Tid" method of double bass playing.
Jack as the black and white fool with the Beaux of London City.

Mitch


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: The Sandman
Date: 04 Aug 15 - 06:59 PM

I remember him, I played Broadstairs a number of times during his era, He was more keen on dance than song


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: Murpholly
Date: 07 Aug 15 - 05:47 AM

Yes I remember Jack with fond memories. I did the first Broadstairs Festival with him and we had a wonderful time. Also lots of memories of him at The House dancing with Sunday Club and listening to song in the cellar. I also remember his cat who used to sleep on top of the Aga in the kitchen. It always amazed me that it didn't get toasted.


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: GUEST,FloraG
Date: 07 Aug 15 - 06:26 AM

When I first started calling he was kind enough to let me go to a few dances with him. I learnt some crackers.
FloraG.


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: The Sandman
Date: 07 Aug 15 - 12:07 PM

What a pleasant story, Flora, which dances did he teach you


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Subject: RE: Jack Hamilton memories
From: GUEST,FloraG
Date: 08 Aug 15 - 04:38 AM

I think the best one was stopping a dance half way through - and getting the men to go off and find another set of women to dance with. Inevitably there were 3 sets of men down one end of the hall trying to get with one set of women and 2 sets of women with no men at the other end of the hall. It did depend on having good PA.

There was a nice picture of him last night on SE news 10.30 ish + an account of the start of Broadstairs.

Off there myself for a few days. If the weather is nice I'll take my hardanger down to the front - hope to meet a few others and play a few tunes + pop into the ice cream parlour.
FloraG.


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