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The usual 1 week reminder that the next North Notts Club meeting will take place on Sunday 20th June
at the usual venue. Details can be found over on the Notts club page along with all this year's meeting dates.

Everyone welcome as always.


Cheers,

Pete

Sorry Pete,
missing again up north this weekend.
I will return.
Jim.

I hope to be there for my first visit to Whitwell since June last year. I don't think it was the free sausage roll, but I won't have one this time, thank you!

Only way I can get there now is to scrounge a lift off somebody..........

Hello Pete

Hoping to be there.
Can you or someone play rhythm to Joe Browns version of "Hava Nagila" for the live set??

Besr Wishes

Tony

Tony Szpala wrote:Hello Pete

Hoping to be there.
Can you or someone play rhythm to Joe Browns version of "Hava Nagila" for the live set??

Besr Wishes

Tony

What Key tony?

Pete (Creasey)

It starts in A, then there is a key change to B. Chord part can be provided.
Its easy for a man of your playing calibre!

Thanks, in anticipation.

Best Wishes

Tony

Tony Szpala wrote:Pete (Creasey)

It starts in A, then there is a key change to B. Chord part can be provided.
Its easy for a man of your playing calibre!

Thanks, in anticipation.

Best Wishes

Tony

Thanks for your confidence Tony we'll have a go
See you on Sunday
Take care

Hello Guys,

"Hava Nagila", eh?
Brings back happy (and some NOT so happy! ) memories of Tony Padget playing this in The Dave Osbourne Quartet in the '60's. Tony (now deceased) used to replicate the (Joe Brown?) "trick" of playing the guitar behind his head as the tune built to a climax - with the poor old Drummer at the back (me! ) trying hard to keep-up with all the mayhem at the front!
Sadly, it doesn't look as though I'll be able to be at Whitwell next Sunday. One of my beloved Vulcans is strutting it's stuff in the Midlands that day, so Father's Day will be full of thundering noise and the smell of burnt fuel for me - probably little different to you guys playing "Hava Nagila"!
Seriously, though, enjoy your afternoon - and thanks again, Tony, for always playing something a little different.

Regards
Paul