Anyone got any ideas for Pirate Songs for Sunday’s session at the Biscuit Factory?
ps. Talk like a Pirate on FaceBook too – this is so funny!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Having-your-language-as-English-Pirate/108562922535891
Lizzie
Blog and website for Ukes4Fun & Misspent Uke Ukulele Sessions
Anyone got any ideas for Pirate Songs for Sunday’s session at the Biscuit Factory?
ps. Talk like a Pirate on FaceBook too – this is so funny!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Having-your-language-as-English-Pirate/108562922535891
Lizzie
The Kinks marked the mothballing of the last steam loco with a very English homage to “Smoke Stack Lightning”
Song sheet with ukulele chord grids – pdf file: Last Of The Steam Powered Trains
Extracts from a book about The Kinks – pdf file: “Last Of The Steam Powered Trains-p62-69”
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The Oliver Cromwell took four years to restore
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7418180.stm
The locomotive which hauled the last British Rail passenger steam train is taking its place in an exhibition to mark 40 years since the end of steam.
The Oliver Cromwell made its historic journey, from Liverpool to Carlisle, in August 1968.
It has been restored in a four-year project at the Great Central Railway workshops in Loughborough.
The 1968 And All That event at York’s National Railway Museum also recalls the social changes of the 1960s.
‘Pivotal year’
The Oliver Cromwell will be welcomed to the museum by members of Colonel Edward Montagu’s Regiment of Foot, a roundhead regiment of the English Civil War Society.
The Britannia-class Pacific No 70013 originally ran on the Norwich to London line, and made its final trip on 11 August 1968.
Event organiser Matt Thompson said: “With this celebration we are trying to demonstrate that 1968 was a pivotal year in a great period of change that affected not only the railways but the wider world as well.
“The end of steam was an important date in history – so there should be a real sense of occasion at this event, with the return of Oliver Cromwell from restoration and the opportunity for railway workers from the time to pass on their memories of the end of an era to new generations.
Songbook updates Sept 3rd
Songbook 1: http://bit.ly/bIEpNx“Did I Shave My Legs For This” – words updated to Dot’s version
“Wild Side of Life (Honky Tonk Angel)’ – Missing Chorus added after verse 3
Songbook 3: http://bit.ly/aL8DoK
“See You Later Alligator” – Key changed to C and intro updated.
“Singing In The Rain” – verses 3 and 4 removed.
Best wishes,
Lizzie
I have felt rather guilty flooding the FaceBook Newsfeed with updates about the Ukes4Fun sessions.
So, for anyone who want to receive these, there is now a FB page and a FB RSS/Blog feed you can subscribe to if you want to get updates via FB:
Please feel free to download and hand these out.
NEXT UKES SESSION AT BISCUIT FACTORY – SUNDAY SEPT 5th – 1:30/2:00ish to 4:00/4:30ish
NO SESSION AT BISCUIT FACTORY TODAY OR NEXT SUNDAY
Best wishes,
Lizzie
Please see this page for details and to download copies of the new songbooks:
https://ukes4fun.org.uk/songsheets/
Lizzie