Happy New Year to all our members and friends, this was our first club night in 2017, but Before we start…. REMEMBER

Will be with us on The 10th February 2017. Get your tickets now!!! or pay £4.00 on the door. As we only have room for about fifty people, and we have over 35  going since Thursday,  you need to reserve your ticket now.

Glyn was playing her guitar when we arrived, just finishing her first spot, She was followed by Richard

who was accompanied by Tom.First on Slide Guitar,

And then on Mandolin,

for his first two numbers, Four Strong Winds, and Gambling Bob

 Following neatly on, was Bob Neil,

he was gambling to, he was using Penny,s favourite guitar! but he said it would be OK as long as she didn’t find out! He started with a classic Dylan song, then went on to a Woody Guthrie song, about hardship on the farms in the west.

Terry came next, a lot of people were disappointed that he hadn’t worn his mankini, perhaps next week?

He gave us two Tom Russel songs, Barcelona, and St. Olaf’s Gate. (accompanied by Tom)

Geoff Hollis then gave us a capella the late Cyril Tawney song  The Grey Funnel Line.

He then found his guitar, (and Tom on his Mandolin) and  sang the song made famous by John Wright, Black Clothes.

The raffle was next, surprisingly Linda didn’t win, she was one number out!

Linda was on next, with Tom

singing Carolina Star, and the Peter Ronin song, Sitting on top of the world.

Wendy started her spot with the Tom Paxton song, Can,t Help But Wonder Where I,m Bound

and finished with Older Ladies.

 Glyn came back on, without her guitar,

and did a song with a lot of donnas in it, probably called Donna Donna Donna, she then sang the Melodious Lark Song, and we all joined in on the chorus.

Richard and Tom finished with City of New Orleans, and The Games people Play.

Bob sang a Kris Kristofferson  love song that he said he often sang to Penny,

Terry then came back on and also sang a couple of love songs he often sang to Vera,  Put Another  log on the Fire, and T for Texas.
And Yes, Tom did accompany him.

Geoff Hollis started his second spot with Stan Rogers Lock Keeper song,

And finished with Pete Abbots Windy Harbour.

Linda bought the night to a close singing Northern Plains, and the howling could be heared all over Rhyl.

DONT FORGET!

FEBRUARY 10th

BUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY, MEMBERS PAY NORMAL ADMISSION COSTS, BUT ONLY IF THEY BUY TICKETS BEFORE THE NIGHT, (AND BEFORE THEY SELL OUT)