24 Mar 12 - 01:23 PM (#3328199) Subject: Pete Coe's birthday From: Big Al Whittle You folksingers of En-ger-land I'll have you all to know Today, it is the birthday Of a singer called Pete Coe Add a verse |
24 Mar 12 - 02:01 PM (#3328220) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: bubblyrat He is a Great Musician, If not the best alive , And we were both at Sidmouth, In Nineteen Sixty Five ! |
24 Mar 12 - 02:07 PM (#3328224) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: GUEST,John Foxen Now old Pete Coe is a clever bird he can dance as he sings And his flying feet never miss a beat as he strums his bouzouki strings. But don't ask him for "The Loco Fireman" , not today for pity's sake Cos he won't have enough puff for the candles On his birthday cake |
24 Mar 12 - 02:18 PM (#3328231) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: oombanjo And a good oldtime banjo player. Happy birthday Pete |
24 Mar 12 - 02:19 PM (#3328232) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler Hee he hee! He's older than me! (just) |
24 Mar 12 - 02:41 PM (#3328244) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: MGM·Lion But younger than me by quite a way But I still can wish him A HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ~Michael~ |
24 Mar 12 - 04:51 PM (#3328286) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: GUEST F.G.B. K.H.Y. All the way back to the Painter's Arms in fact. Even better now he's older and lightened up a bit. Many happy returns from the Coseley connections ! |
24 Mar 12 - 04:54 PM (#3328288) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Herga Kitty I first heard Pete (and Chris) in the Beach Store at Sidmouth in 1968.... many happy returns from me too! Kitty |
25 Mar 12 - 05:57 AM (#3328537) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Dave Hanson Another year older and it's still ' A mean Old Scene ' Dave H |
25 Mar 12 - 06:36 AM (#3328545) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: doc.tom Lightened up?? He has a reputation to maintain, you know. Here's to one of the most constantly creative individuals on the scene - and a curmudgeon of integrity! |
25 Mar 12 - 07:11 AM (#3328556) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Bonnie Shaljean Nice one, Tom! That last phrase is just crying out to be sung (to the tune of Joseph Baker of course): A curmudgeon of integrity We raise a glass to cheer And wish him happy birthdays For many another year |
25 Mar 12 - 07:21 AM (#3328558) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: GUEST,Don Wise Happy Birthday mate- keep on rolling down the Ryburn: A curmudgeon of integrity,a reputation to maintain, Although he's heading homeward,he'll see you all another day, For the road that lies before him leads across the pennine way, And he's still rolling down the Ryburn in the morning |
25 Mar 12 - 09:01 AM (#3328591) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Steve Gardham Here's to good old Pete Came here from a far land; Many on 'em, me old mate, From all at Yorkshire Garland. |
26 Mar 12 - 05:27 AM (#3328992) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: GUEST,Swindon Folk Club Happy Birthday Pete - from all your friends at Swindon Folk Club. |
26 Mar 12 - 06:11 AM (#3329011) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Wheatman Gan canny bonny lad. Brian and Christine |
27 Mar 12 - 05:23 AM (#3329531) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: Mick Tems Trust me to be late - Penblwydd hapus/happy birthday, Pete! |
27 Mar 12 - 08:48 AM (#3329613) Subject: RE: Pete Coe's birthday From: RoyH (Burl) I'm late too but, Happy Birthday to you Pete, one of the jewels of our folk scene, and a singer I'd travel far to hear. Burl |