Whilst one or two numbers suffered somewhat from impromptu collective amnesia (!) the overall performance was quite outstanding. It was a pretty packed auditorium that greeted us once we emerged from the catacombs and various secret staircases to a slightly unsuspecting and initially bewildered audience.
At first they thought we were a somewhat serious proposition what with our manliness and deep Georgian singing and a fine rendition of Mraval Jamier. We soon put that misapprehension right with an "intermittent" version of Turnip Hoer where we covered up one or two gaps in recollection of the words with just such a brilliant performance with various blokes turning themselves into Yokels before you could say "Joe Wanstrow"!
The first performance of "Shed" went superbly well, especially given the debacle in the snatched run through earlier in the evening, worthy of a World Premier - Roger would be proud. Duct Tape got a great reception, as did Dry Stone Waller's song and Delilah fair near brought the house down. We then thought we had run out of time but the audience loved us so much, and the next act wasn't quite ready, so we were asked to do an "encore" at which we gave possibly the best rendition so far of "And I love her". This was followed by more demands for an encore so we had a team huddle and finally decided to give Concrete a bash. Well, we got it right at the 2nd attempt but by then we had sung our hearts out and given the very appreciative crowd great entertainment.
Match Report
Chris S lead The following blokes
Chris A, Peter B, Bob B, Ken B, Neil B, Nick B, Brian D, Mark F, John G, Mike G, Stuart H, Martin H, Trevor H, Bill H, Alan H, John M, Mike P, Darren S, David T, Mark T, Angus V, Ade W, John W
Who sang the following songs
Mraval
Turnip Hoer's
Shed
Duct Tape
Dry stone waller's
Delilah
John Kanaka
Encore(!)
And I love her
and 2nd Encore (!!!)
Concrete Takes 1 and 2
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