SSGW March 24th

[Donny Johnston]

We only have 8 meetings before the Christmas break, so lets get some practice done.

[Donny Johnston]

At Dannys suggestion the tunes are : Little Bitty Tear, & He'll Have to Go. Key to be decided when tracks are done . Will let you know. Donny.

[Willie Gamble]

Another great night with the Brethren of the Bar, some nice pickin' some great laughs (mostly at my expense) Donny, would you please tab out that turnaround you did last night? for the next meeting
It was a shame John Craig could not make it due to work commitments, but Donny struggled on manfully
Dougie played some stunning Dobro last night
All in all another fantastic night
Thank you all for your attendance, your friendship, and your wonderful playing, I admire you all

Until we meet again and the case she is sol ved

I know he will be reading this, so, see whit yer missin McMiser

Asleep at the Steel

[Uncle Roy]

Hey Sleepy at the Wheel, leave our Malc alone he's not well
He needs a few donuts to build him up
Glad your meeting was successful.

[bob adams]

Missed a number of bodies last night but though we were low in number we were high in content and craic! Another good night!

[Ken Byng]

I spoke to Mr McMiser on the dog & bone this morning. He sounded in good form. He was just counting his money in his lounge, but it is a big, long job.

I reckon he will be at the next SSGW meet - no sweat. He has been proper poorly, but definitely feeling better now.

[Malcolm]

Mr Heap, despite your concern THE BLOODY DONUTS have STILL not arrived!!!!Had got to six and a half pence when MR BLING called today, had to start all over again, took me ages to get to the full shilling (my life savings ) .And before Gamble jumps in and Claims I was never the full shilling, don't even think about it. Glad to see Bob was back, someone has to bring up the class with the MSA, rather than all these inferior makes used by the likes of Gamble.

[Donny Johnston]

Sorry Willie, can't remember which key I played it in. B d

[Willie Gamble]

Donny, I think it was in the key of Gorry, but if you cant remember how you did it, tab out the Gary Sill one, that would do just as well

Mr McMiser, you got it in one about being the full shilling, how are you feeling you old sod, I hope you are well on the mend and had enough strength to lift all the money from the conservatory floor back to under the bed, if you are still feeling bad with the cold, wrap up well ,and sit by your roaring candle

Asleep at the steel

[Ken Byng]

What's a shilling??