
Change of plan also in that we are bringing our youngest two (nothing to do with needing an excuse to go see Derek and Sali Mali

and in Bangor I can show you all the lovely tower I work in


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LoopyLoo wrote:Well I played the double bass for a number of years but I don't own one anymore and even if I did, i think I'd struggle to fit it in the Bongo with all the other associated crap we tend to bring....can also tinker with violin and piano but not in public
Change of plan also in that we are bringing our youngest two (nothing to do with needing an excuse to go see Derek and Sali Mali)
and in Bangor I can show you all the lovely tower I work inPlus there's the Pier (£1 or so to park I think and the Pier is about 50p entrance), there's a nice pub there as well although might be full of students
does a nice Stottie..mmmm.
I'm sure Chris will find us, the birthday girl will need a lie in ready for the night aheadumbongocat wrote:oh no, does that mean we're the only ones with no kiddies ...![]()
We'll have to meet you somewhere as I'm sure we'll not be up at the crack of dawn
debbiepritch wrote:I'm sure Chris will find us, the birthday girl will need a lie in ready for the night aheadumbongocat wrote:oh no, does that mean we're the only ones with no kiddies ...![]()
We'll have to meet you somewhere as I'm sure we'll not be up at the crack of dawn![]()
Have a look at this (you older ones may remember the series!)....it`ll give you some ideas about instruments you may be able to playat the meet,like maracas,twangers and plucking instruments.....debbiepritch wrote:Wayne got some bongo drums for Christmas we could bring / bangumbongocat wrote:Is anyone bringing any instruments of the musical kind I mean and not to throw on the fire![]()
I know Andrew is a musician ... any one else. I've got a guitar but can't really play it but if anyone can I could bring it along or maybe someone can give me some lessons so I can play more than 4 chords.. lol
Bongoplod wrote:Have a look at this (you older ones may remember the series!)....it`ll give you some ideas about instruments you may be able to playat the meet,like maracas,twangers and plucking instruments.....debbiepritch wrote:Wayne got some bongo drums for Christmas we could bring / bangumbongocat wrote:Is anyone bringing any instruments of the musical kind I mean and not to throw on the fire![]()
I know Andrew is a musician ... any one else. I've got a guitar but can't really play it but if anyone can I could bring it along or maybe someone can give me some lessons so I can play more than 4 chords.. loland it shows you how to sing in harmony too!!! ........very funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kclq2zGQy4w
Brian
LoopyLoo wrote:Well I played the double bass for a number of years...
Both really but usually with a bow, in an OrchestraMuzorewa wrote:LoopyLoo wrote:Well I played the double bass for a number of years...![]()
With a bow or Ray Brown style?
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Oooh no not sure I'm up to being a tour guide, I hear the previous one was really good so will be hard to live up todebbiepritch wrote:LoopyLoo wrote:Well I played the double bass for a number of years but I don't own one anymore and even if I did, i think I'd struggle to fit it in the Bongo with all the other associated crap we tend to bring....can also tinker with violin and piano but not in public
Change of plan also in that we are bringing our youngest two (nothing to do with needing an excuse to go see Derek and Sali Mali)
and in Bangor I can show you all the lovely tower I work inPlus there's the Pier (£1 or so to park I think and the Pier is about 50p entrance), there's a nice pub there as well although might be full of students
does a nice Stottie..mmmm.
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tour guide for this weekend will be Loopyloo
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don't forget poundland's round the corner too
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