Chas and Dave
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beaver

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1,055 posts

315 months

Sunday 26th February 2006
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www.chasndave.fsnet.co.uk/tour_dates.html

Just been to the London gig at the 100 Club - I implore all of you to attend the gig local to you.

What a knee's up !

JoolzB

3,549 posts

280 months

Sunday 26th February 2006
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Did they do Snooker Loopy?

beaver

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1,055 posts

315 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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They did, although the cognosenti amongst the audience concurred that this song represented the time they sold out. However, they made up for this with a stunning rendition of "The Sideboard Song".

JoolzB

3,549 posts

280 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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beaver said:
They did, although the cognosenti amongst the audience concurred that this song represented the time they sold out.

It doesn't take a cognosenti to realise why they would sell out with a tune like that, maybe not one of their classics but a favourite of mine. Good to see they're still doing their stuff.

beaver

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315 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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Lots of young ladies in attendance too...

JoolzB

3,549 posts

280 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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beaver said:
Lots of young ladies in attendance too...

Yeah but probably only with a twinkle in their eyes for Chas or Dave or maybe both

simes205

5,031 posts

259 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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My mates got them playing at his pub next week.

www.thecartoon.co.uk


I've seen them once before mainly as a bit of a laugh. They are entertaining and enjoy a drink, after about three songs though they all sound the same.

puffpuff

23,217 posts

257 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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What's the guff about them not performing Spurs songs at their gigs?

paulie-mafia

3,321 posts

254 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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rabbit, rabbit, rabbit, rabbit....

trevorw

2,875 posts

313 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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simes205 said:
My mates got them playing at his pub next week.

www.thecartoon.co.uk



I used to work with one of his regulars, sadly he has passed on now a few years back. His name was Bill.

flasher

9,336 posts

315 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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Pair of s.

not just for being spuds fans but because their music is utter shite

elms

1,954 posts

283 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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I used to work with Chas' son Nick at a Ford dealer. Chas came into our work one day to pick up his car (the worlds filthiest Ford Granada!) wearing Bermuda shorts and a top hat

Jon C

3,214 posts

278 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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Actually, I always thought " 'Aint no pleasing you" was a hugely under rated piece of work. If someone like Elvis Costello had recorded it, it would be regarded as a classic.

Well, I've lived my life around you
Did what I thought was right
But you never cared about me
Now I've seen the light
Oh darlin', there ain't no pleasing you

You seem to think that everything I ever did was wrong
I should have known it, all along
Oh darlin', there ain't no pleasing you

You only had to say the word
And you knew I'd do-oo it
You had me where you wanted me
But you went and blew-ew it

Now everything, I ever done, was only done for you
But now you can go and do, just what you wanna do
I'm tellin' you

'Cause I ain't gonna be made to look a fool no more
You done it once too often, what do you take me for
Oh darlin', there ain't no pleasing you

And you seem to think that everything I ever did was wrong
I should have known it, all along
That darlin', there ain't no pleasing you

You only had to say the word
And you knew I'd do-oo it
You had me where you wanted me
But you went and blew-ew it

Now everything, I ever done, was only done for you
But now you, can go and do, just what you wanna do
I'm tellin' you

'Cause I ain't gonna be made to look a fool no more
You done it once too often, what do you take me for
Oh darlin', there ain't no pleasing you

Yeah, if you think I don't mean what I say
And I'm only bluffin'
You got another thing comin'
I'm tellin' you that for nothin'
Oh darlin' I'm leavin'
That's what I'm gonna do-oo...

ferg

15,242 posts

288 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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puffpuff said:
What's the guff about them not performing Spurs songs at their gigs?
Dave Peacock sat right behind me and my son at the '99 League Cup Final. When the boys had been up and got the cup the Wembley (Remember it, used to be a nice stadium in London) announcer played Chas and Dave songs for about half an hour. Dave just sat looking slightly embarrassed while the whole stadium sung!!

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

279 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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simes205 said:
My mates got them playing at his pub next week.

www.thecartoon.co.uk


I've seen them once before mainly as a bit of a laugh. They are entertaining and enjoy a drink, after about three songs though they all sound the same.



I saw Doctor Feelgood there some years back. Brilliant show, the lads in the front row were lighting Lee Brilleaux fags for him.

ferg

15,242 posts

288 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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mrmaggit said:
Stuff about Lee Brilleaux
Simply far and away the greatest British Bluesman, bar none. A really nice bloke too, instrumental in the birth of UK Punk (great story, but I won't bore you), and who's death from Lymphoma was sadly overshadowed by the selfish suicide of worthless wr, Kurt Cobain.

Marki

15,763 posts

301 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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I would rather stick hedgehogs up my arse than watch them two tts

ferg

15,242 posts

288 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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Each to their own. Can you get specialist mags for that sort of thing?

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

279 months

Monday 27th February 2006
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ferg said:
mrmaggit said:
Stuff about Lee Brilleaux
Simply far and away the greatest British Bluesman, bar none. A really nice bloke too, instrumental in the birth of UK Punk (great story, but I won't bore you), and who's death from Lymphoma was sadly overshadowed by the selfish suicide of worthless wr, Kurt Cobain.


I agree, Ferg. I saw Lee at Loughborough University in late '85. I'd just been knocked off my Norton Commando, breaking my collar bone and wrist. Lee autographed my plaster cast for me, and I proceeded to boogie myself into agony. One of the best frontmen I've seen, and that includes Freddie and Dave Lee Roth.

ferg

15,242 posts

288 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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I saw Feelgood on countless occasions from the '70s onwards with a wide selection of guitarists (including Wilko) until Lee's death. He looked so ill at the end it so sad. I've seen them a few times since, at the Lee Brilleaux Memorial gigs at the Oysterfleet, Canvey and they have turned ito a pastiche. They aren't a cracking R'n'B band anymore, they are a pub blues band (admittedly a good one) with an ego-fuelled guitarist.