(Of course, you
never have a camera
when you need one ....... )
Like when a pantomime horse
came and insisted in joining all the
dances
And then there were the nurses with a video camera being passed up
skirts and down cleavages.
"Your music added so much to
the
party.
So many of our guests said
how much they enjoyed the
dancing and 'aren't the band terrific!'.
In fact many people said
they never usually get onto a dance floor but were enticed by the
music and obvious fun that everyone was having.
It was a lovely idea of
yours to come out and play acoustically whilst
people were eating."
Susan and Malcolm Brenton
We got up to London once and discovered we’d forgotten the mixer.
We did a dance in Lille for a three way twinning with translations into
French and German.
The French for “anti-clockwise” takes
longer to say than to dance!
"The French had no
idea dancing could turn out to be so funny, we
enjoyed it so much - we can't wait to have you back."
Marie-Christine, Bondues,
Lille,
France.
We prefer to be paid cash.
The
only cheque we’ve ever had that
bounced was from an evangelical church gig.
" .... thank all
the band for a spectacularly great evening on Saturday.
EVERYONE I've spoken to said what a wonderful time
they'd had.
It was an excellent way to get people mixing, enjoying
themselves,
getting it wrong then getting it right (just as it came to the end!).
I
really hope we will do this every year."
Amanda, Barnes
As James says, “This is what
passed
for fun in the old days!”.
Especially when he announced a
fortieth birthday bash as a fiftieth.
"It's a band you just
can't sit down to." Linda
Williams,
Brighton