I’m not waiting for February;
You make me sad with
your eyes
You're telling me lies
Don't go, don't go
January, don't be
cold, don't be angry to me
You make me sad come
and see
Oh January
Don't go, don't go
I can’t remember which band sung that old one but it captures
the ambiguity I feel about this month. I can’t stand it but I really don’t want
it to end.
So I’m starting another ‘tour’ to cheer myself up;
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Hey guy’s it’s the;
Call me an Ambulance!
I’m ready t0 g0 h0me n0w T0ur
And in case this is new to you, it means I’ll be embarking on
a rampage through the world of live music (at least, local to me that is).
Starting tomorrow with Stanley Dee and ending on the 15th
of February at The Hob (The Hobgoblin, Staines) where the wild and raucus ‘No
Lip’, a ruff, tuff and dangerous punk band will be blasting out over their home
turf. If you search on Youtube or on the bands own website you can hear their
versions of The Clash, The Ruts and The Damned. Did someone set that up for me
specially?
On the way will be ‘Lord John’ at The Egham and District
Social Club giving the classic 1960’s Mod bands a workout, making a nod to the
1970’s and The Jam and another one to Blur and Oasis. Parklife -WOW!
Then, if I can fit them in there are ‘The Highs’ with their excellent
homage to the 1960’s greats and possibly even ‘The Sounds of the Suburbs’ who
play a range of Punk leaning towards New Wave. ‘The Members’ were another local
band, famous for their 1978 number ‘The Sound of the Suburbs’. Believe it or
not, they are appearing at ‘The Horns’ in Watford in the near future.
There’ll be Jazz and the blues (remember ‘Al the Hat’ on
blues harp?). How good can it get?
Hold on tight.
This is not for those faint of heart or squeamish, this is
my;
Call me an Ambulance!
I’m ready t0 g0 h0me n0w T0ur
Neil Harris
(a don’t stop till you drop production)
Contact: neilwithpromisestokeep@gmail.com
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