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Starting the second half we had
Andrew & Keith Jones
- first time at the Club for son Andrew. They performed the classic
songs 'House Of The Rising Sun' and 'Streets Of London'. |
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Then, joking that he'd made more mistakes
than Andrew,
Keith
Jones sang the amusing
Jake Thackray song 'Leopold Alcock'. |
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Pauline Giles
has sung at the Club before... but tonight, for the first time, she
played a whistle tune, 'Jamie Allen'. |
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Pauline then played whistle for husband
Al as he sang the Johnny Handle song 'The Old Pubs'. |
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First
tuneset from
Northumbrian piper Ann Sessoms
was 'Cullercoats Bay', 'The Banks Of The Tyne' and 'Till The Tide
Comes In'. Second she played 'The Bonniest Lass In All The World',
'The Peacock Followed The Hen' and 'Andrew Kerr'. |
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Resident poet Ann
Lunam-Cowan was next
with her
own poem 'Ah'm At An Awkward Age' and then Les Barker's ' It Eppinged
A Long Time Ago' - a fun (and somewhat risqué) geography lesson! |
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Jim Wigfield
sang two self-penned songs this evening 'One Peat Bog Too Far' and
'State Of The Nation' - the last unaccompanied! |
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It was a
pleasant surprise to see Simon
Haworth at the Club tonight. He began with two of
his own tunes 'Mick's Milk Float' and 'The One Eyed Goat'. Then James Keelaghan's song 'Run River Run'
and, to finish the night, the self-penned
song 'Rory's Still'. |
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