11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay

Subject: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: Ross
Date: 08 Aug 03 - 08:14 AM

Our next singaround/tune session starts 8:30pm on Monday at the Bull Ph in middle of the village

All voices & instruments welcome

See you there

Ross

Hope you're well Guru - we are all going to miss our co-host

But we do have a new co-host starting Monday

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: Zany Mouse
Date: 08 Aug 03 - 01:48 PM

Good luck Ross. Have fun

ZM

P.S. Who is the new co-host? JB?

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: GUEST,Ross
Date: 09 Aug 03 - 06:55 AM

Hi to you up tut north

Many thanks for the words of support

Martin Dent is going to be my new partner in crime - he is a singer/song writer who lives in Luton and has been playing the Herts/Beds clubs for well over ten years

Hope you're both well

I'm still puzzling over that `B dimished ninth with extended E' you showed me

Hope we can keep the interest up now Guru's gorn - it's a blow

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: GUEST,The Pope
Date: 10 Aug 03 - 04:12 PM

Peace be with you

Guru may be gorn but her spirit lives orn

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: GUEST,Ross
Date: 12 Aug 03 - 05:21 AM

Many thanks to all who came along

Especially Martin (Dent) for getting involved with organising the session

Also to Theo, Jenny & Alan Creamer from the Unicorn

Plus John from Bedford, Nick from Aldenham, Tony, Trevor from Milton Keynes

It seemed strange without Guru & Piers

Will we hear the likes of `Geoff, Geoff, Geoff, Geoff, Geoff' again

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: Oaklet
Date: 12 Aug 03 - 05:35 AM

Next time, we'll send the crack team of naked bassonists from the Sloop session that now takes place in the bar from Star Wars in proper Barton, not that sissy southern job with the hyphens. Anyway, you'd never find any hyphens in this neck of the world.

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: GUEST,Ross
Date: 12 Aug 03 - 07:52 AM

Normally we're called 'Barton in the mud'

But we like to keep it posh, in case any Americans are surfing

Perhaps we ought to do another mobile phone linked session

I thought it was Barton-on-Humber or something?

We were all naked last night anyway - isn't that normal?

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: Oaklet
Date: 12 Aug 03 - 10:16 AM

Normal mate, but I reckon if we removed all our piercings, we could weigh-in a staggering 450 grammes of silver, gold plate and in my case cupro nickel. Bulk in the corner's Prince Albert is probably 75 grammes of the total. I have just noticed some hyphens, so will lambast sissy Barton for having silly affected Norman conquest slang in its Sunday-best name.

The next satellite link could be tonight, but my husband and I cannot attend as he is on route, and I am still here, painting henna on the rim of my bassoon in readiness for tonight's session. Irish music is fine, but Indian music on the trombone is just sublime. My first rag lasts for 14 minutes. My word, am I going to be very popular in Abbeyfeale - Le - Dull, county Limerick later.

Subject: RE: 11th August - music in Barton-Le-Clay
From: Ross
Date: 13 Aug 03 - 03:36 AM

Sounds good

We will strive to be more northen

It's not easy being a ponsy, wimpy southerner

Theres hardly any quality food at the Co-op & the slave markets have been slow

Ay, oh - it's grim down south