Ideas for a Yorkshire Night??
- Thread starter Lotta
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Looking at our own TIMBONE's website the other day I spotted an interesting item entitled "On Ilkley Moor Pastiche" which may fit in well. I've not played or heard it, but there may be others who have. You can read the description here:
http://www.tpmusic.co.uk/9252/index.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*
http://www.tpmusic.co.uk/9252/index.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*
Hmmm... I'm sure there's a march somewhere with a large chunk of "On Ilkley Moor Baht' At" towards the end - I think it's YBS's own, though, so don't know if it's published. (Is it "YBS" by Norman Bearcroft? have to look at the CD to be sure).
If you're short of traditional tunes, you could maybe do some music from "Brassed Off" (Clog Dance, etc), although it has been done a lot!
If you're short of traditional tunes, you could maybe do some music from "Brassed Off" (Clog Dance, etc), although it has been done a lot!
ploughboy
Active Member
What about Last of the Summer Wine.
you could check Slaidburn may well fal in North Yorkshire
What about anything from Full Monty, Sheffield lads, that's south yorkshire for them down south
I'll think of somemore, A yorkshire compere would make it interesting,
Just ine thing, NO flat caps or ferrets please!!!!
you could check Slaidburn may well fal in North Yorkshire
What about anything from Full Monty, Sheffield lads, that's south yorkshire for them down south
I'll think of somemore, A yorkshire compere would make it interesting,
Just ine thing, NO flat caps or ferrets please!!!!
Straightmute
Active Member
I was going to suggest organising a normal band night but practicing twice as much, but out of respect to my many friends who play in Southern bands I will refrain. :twisted:
Whatever music you play, a Yorkshire night must include pie and peas. I would also recommend a barrel of Timothy Taylor's Landlord bitter or anything from the Black Sheep or Daleside Brewery.
Music by famous Yorkshire composers might include 3 Dale Dances, Contest Music and Revelation...
Have fun...
D
Whatever music you play, a Yorkshire night must include pie and peas. I would also recommend a barrel of Timothy Taylor's Landlord bitter or anything from the Black Sheep or Daleside Brewery.
Music by famous Yorkshire composers might include 3 Dale Dances, Contest Music and Revelation...
Have fun...
D
Janet Watkins
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How about Three Haworth Impressions by Gordon Langford?
Janet
Janet
Roger Thorne
Active Member
Yorkshire Night!
How about 'Puddin' on the Ritz'
:cry:
How about 'Puddin' on the Ritz'
:cry:
Okiedokie of Oz
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I wonder how long that joke's been waiting for a use???
Bob Sherunkle
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Straightmute said:
Oh Roger.... how you tickled me ribs with your awful but funny 'Puddin on the ritz'!! 
Thank you everyone for your suggestions.... doin' a grand job!! :wink: Keep em coming though!
:bounce :bounce :bounce :bounce
P.S Ploughboy..... I promise, NO FERRETTS!!! :lol:
P.P.S Bob.... put ya claws away!! :wink:
Thank you everyone for your suggestions.... doin' a grand job!! :wink: Keep em coming though!
:bounce :bounce :bounce :bounce
P.S Ploughboy..... I promise, NO FERRETTS!!! :lol:
P.P.S Bob.... put ya claws away!!
:wink:
Another idea would be to look at the items recorded on "Made in Harrogate" - all connected with the town in some way.
http://www.harrogateband.org/ and click on "Recordings".
pm Straightmute for further information.
http://www.harrogateband.org/ and click on "Recordings".
pm Straightmute for further information.
ScrapingtheBottom
Active Member
Just fill the concert hall with flat cap wearing wippet owners that complain about the price of the beer at highly inappropriate moments.
The Red Rose is best.....
The Red Rose is best.....