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Royal Highland Show
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 12:39 pmby Malcolm
Rumor has it that Zumbilly aka Rittenbilly (don't know which one he was using) while playing at the show was spotted by the judges, who came over and pinned a blue rosette to his ear, stating he was a magnificent example of the species(we can't disagree with that).It has been further rumored that he now plans to tour the world, but doesn't know how to explain it to Anne.
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:32 pmby Donny Johnston
Unfortunately they were so unsure as to what species he was, he has now been declared extinct.
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:49 pmby Zumbilly(Murdoch)
Thaks gents,
The ring in My nose was a dead giveaway.
However I did manage to arrange appropriate stud fees(in Rose Street)
I made it back to the pub in time to catch Willie Gamble who was depping for Me and was very impressed with His playing,so much so that I am not going to ask Him again,He was too good,I am considering a stand in Jaw harp player for the future.
Best wishes to all
It was the Zum Malcolm.
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:19 pmby Malcolm
Billy, sorry I won't be able to help, my harp is in being retuned to Bflat demented, and I know most of your bands numbers are in Fflat demented, so that rules me out. ps what are the rates in Rose street these days?
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 7:40 pmby Zumbilly(Murdoch)
Malcolm,
Rates,
They do'nt even have mice 
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Mon Jun 27, 2011 6:18 amby Donny Johnston
Billy is your pub gig a regular one? and where is it? will pop in and see you.
Re: Royal Highland Show
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Mon Jun 27, 2011 7:46 amby Zumbilly(Murdoch)
Hi Donny,
The pub is The Star Bar at Eglinton toll near to where the Plaza stood.
We are there every Saturday,three piece. The lineup changes now and again to accomodate any of us who have a band gig elsewhere.
I would certainly love to see You there, Bring Your picks.Check first to see if I will be in.
Billy