Simon - just let the kids play with the banjo (and don't forget to pack their big hammers)... You know if it enters our hotel that Blueshome might suffer some kind of medical emergency.
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"I ain't good looking, teeth don't shine like pearls, So glad good looks don't take you through this world." Barbecue Bob
PP could be right there. Actually speaking from years of experience I would say if at all possible get them a banjo each plus a uke for the Mrs and and then quietly bugger off on your own. Just think of the peace and tranquility sat around a smoulding camp fire of burning ukes in the New Forest, that cellulose fires up a treat
Hi folks, Im new to Weenie Campbell but having had a heads up from Phil via the Michael Messer messageboard I would like to come along on the Saturday if that's OK?. I only live down the road from Milford in Sway and have been running a monthly acoustic blues session (Sway Acoustic Blues) in the village since 1998. Is it also OK to bring along an instrument or 2 to play and sing?, Im not sure about your protocol for the event. Otherwise I'll just have a listen. (I also play b***j* but have seen your views on an earlier page so would leave that at home but mandolin seems to be OK?!). Cheers, Mike.
Met him when I moved to Southampton in April 1989 he was a regular at a pub called The Onslow which prided itself in having blues nights every Friday and booking visiting American artists (see below, click to zoom)
Im not familiar with nicknames here, but Im guessing that Mr Bunker Hill, might have the initials AB in real life?. If so, I emailed you yesterday about giving you a lift from the station (Brockenhurst?) on the Saturday.
Cheers, Mike
Hmm - maybe I need a nickname then, "fat old grey bloke with beard and walking sticks" suits me well but doesnt quite roll off the tongue... might just stick with Mike Shipman....