Red indians in dover

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  3 July 2008     19:043646
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  nice to see the band back again today, why thursday though.
  we do not have a market, and the big day is saturday.
  i have seen them in canterbury on market day and they always have a big crowd around.
  i suppose that they will have a big pow wow tonight as to why they had no audience.
• Guest 690

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  26 December 2009     22:5435665
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  AND COWBOYS!!!!!!!!!!!
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Guest 653

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  27 December 2009     08:2935669
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  You must have delved for that one Colin (July 2008) - too much time on your hands.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 640

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  27 December 2009     11:4035702
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  I dont go to Canterbury very often but like Howard I saw these guys there the last time I went about a month or six weeks ago and I bought the album of tunes and chants they were selling...all pan pipes and so on. It cost £10 but at least it was different. You always feel like smoking something when you listen to it...and I not talking peace pipes!
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 690

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  27 December 2009     15:5535720
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  Interesting topics I missed in those early years Roger. But like the record companies of old, I have to admit to a bit of corruption here. I told Howard if he slips me a fiver, I`ll put his low rating post to the number one position.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  27 December 2009     16:3535727
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  good one colin!!
  
  paul
  
  did you find that listening to the cd's at home was as effective as hearing the music live?
• Guest 653

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  27 December 2009     19:4435733
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  Depends what he was smoking I guess Howard !!
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  27 December 2009     20:4935737
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  it is that type of music roger, i bet the native americans(being PC now) used to get high on something whilst appreciating the sounds.
  
  i suppose to them anything sounded better than roy rogers singing "a four legged friend".
• Guest 690

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  27 December 2009     21:3635741
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  Anything sounded better than even Roy Rogers, and may he rot in hell if it exists. To the unfamiliar, he was a big game hunter as well. In 1962, he went on another safari to Africa. What for? To shoot as trophy`s for his hall wall, as many rare antelope as he could. Rogers is dead now.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Alec Sheldon

  • Location: Dover
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  28 December 2009     02:0835750
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  Colin,
  
  Roy had his faithful steed "Trigger" stuffed when he/she died and placed in his entrance hall. He couldn't have been all bad
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  28 December 2009     09:2635762
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  At least he waited until she was dead..............
• Guest 641

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  28 December 2009     12:3535779
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  Roy Rogers must have been on something to sing "a four legged friend"
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  28 December 2009     20:4035809
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  i think he was a god botherer if my memory serves me correctly, sold well in the bible belt.
  
  spare a thought for trigger though, who wants someone singing corny songs about you?