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22 Jul 12 - 08:09 PM (#3380090) Subject: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox All on for the Tuesday night.........who's up for it? |
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23 Jul 12 - 05:57 AM (#3380253) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Dave Earl I'll be around but staying in the Captain's Cabin so not running ashore Have a good 'un Dave |
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24 Jul 12 - 07:47 PM (#3381065) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox Refresh.....is it worth organising this year....if so need some crew! |
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25 Jul 12 - 05:21 AM (#3381186) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: GRex Tug I'm interested, but not if there are too many volunteers. GRex |
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25 Jul 12 - 07:35 AM (#3381226) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox GRex need all hands, several regulars have informed me that they won't be there this year, including the Shantyannas and Noreen.....so get recruiting. Normal retinue, meet in Middle bar at 7.30 thence around the venues colecting for lifeboat while causing mayhem with shanties. |
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25 Jul 12 - 09:50 AM (#3381269) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tattie Bogle Might have to do some press-ganging in the Middle Bar then Tug! I'm probably up for it but I don't have the vocal strength of those Shanty Annas! More at home with other sea songs. |
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25 Jul 12 - 11:29 AM (#3381306) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox All sea songs are OK. The lifeboatmen save all sorts of sailors!. |
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26 Jul 12 - 05:15 AM (#3381634) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox Anyone know what's happening in the sailing club now that the musicians have decamped? |
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26 Jul 12 - 05:26 PM (#3381924) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Noreen There's more than one set of musicians go to Sidmouth Jeff- as soon as that lot decamped, others arrived and we had a nice few tunes. I would imagine (hope) the licensee would be pleased to encourage all musicianers- including singers- to keep the crowds coming in and buying his beer. But- who knows? Go and have a sing Tattie Bogle. Some venues are quieter and more suited to us of less ferocious voices, eg Rosie's lot in the Royal York and Faulkner quieten down nicely :) (oh and we have been known to do a bit of press-ganging on our travels too!) |
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27 Jul 12 - 08:03 PM (#3382454) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tattie Bogle Thanks Noreen, I was thinking along he same lines re Sailing Club, that so long as they are open for sessions, someone will take up residence there! And I've been to Rosie's session quite a few times, and enjoy the atmosphere there, even down to the creaky floorboards under the deep pile carpet! |
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09 Aug 12 - 07:13 AM (#3387916) Subject: RE: Sidmouth shanty run ashore From: Tug the Cox Good night on all fronts takings Middlebar and Anchor gardens £310.12.Auction £175.00. Run Ashore £331.55. Total £816.67. Well done to all, and a special mention for Mike Gibson and his team for clinching the runner's up spot! Jeff |