19 Reply by Guenter (edited by Guenter 2009-05-07 00:29:17)

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Rocket wrote:

Did anyone notice that Günther & I are twins????

Let´s rather say "soul brothers": then we don´t have to decide if we are American or German. It was great to meet you.
Günter

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Eva´s Dad wrote:
Rocket wrote:

Did anyone notice that Günther & I are twins????

Let´s rather say "soul brothers": then we don´t have to decide if we are American or German. It was great to meet you.
Günter

lol ....and likewise my friend!

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The evening at Dingwalls was a blast. I came across Eva and Gunther outside the Ice Wharf and that was the first of many meetings that evening (and Monday) where I said hello to people who were then complete strangers just because they were wearing a Joe t-shirt or a forum badge! And what a friendly bunch everyone turned out to be. If I was a little nervous about coming on my own on the way there I felt I was in the company of long lost friends by the end of the evening.

I agree David, everyone was very friendly and it was great to put faces to names on posts on the forum.  I last saw Aynsley in January and very much enjoyed the gig as well as the company.   Duncan, thanks for arranging the evening smile brilliant choice.

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Youtube legend, Prakash,  has loaded the whole Dingwalls gig to youtube so here's the link - please remember to leave comments on youtube - thanks Prakash - what would we do without you??........  http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p … 458ADD9286

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The gig at Dingwalls was a great way to kick off the fun. It was so nice to finally meet up with so many Buddies at last.
Unfortunately I missed most of Jon Amor's set but I did catch the last number 24 hours on video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo69fsy2NwQ

It was the only the second time I have seen Aynsley and I was very impressed, some very tasty playing indeed. I also think Midus is very cool cool
It was great to see everyone having such a good time. Hush went down very well with Bonabuddies rockin out all over the place!
I have some videos which I haven't uploaded yet but like Eldo said the legendary Prakash has uploaded the whole gig to You Tube. He would greatly appreciate your comments too.

Tripsy smile

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Great stuff, looking forward to watching it! Prakash is a London legend, check out his other videos too!

It was clear Aynsley had a great time in front of the Bonamasses on Sunday, and I'm pleased to see the feeling seemed to be mutual! smile

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Finally got around to downloading some pictures from that night - I had to get my hands on Bill's little camera to extract them!

Actually had more than I thought (pictures - not beer).  It was a great show - can't wait for Aynsley to come to Boston (hint, hint).

Here's the link:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24057301@N … 852808560/

If someone from here who is also on Aynsley's forum wants to post the link feel free.

Sandy

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Thanks, Sandy. Consider it done. big_smile

http://www.aynsleylister.co.uk/forums/viewthread/322/

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And I think everybody had an "adventure" getting home.

Sandy

Yes, we did too. The Other Joe B/Bizzer, his wife Sharon and my wife Kathryn and I walked around a mile down Camden High Street (probably not the safest place to walk when you've got £600 ticket money for Cocoon down your trousers lol) looking for a black cab to get us back to our hotels in South Kensington. Luckily we found a taxi office and made a deal for the four of us.

It was a fantastic night, a fantastic weekend and it all seems like a dream now. I want to do it all again as I think I'd enjoy it even more second time round. big_smile

Phil

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28 Reply by Greenose (edited by Greenose 2009-05-08 11:23:16)

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Wooders wrote:

http://www.aynsleylister.co.uk/forums/viewthread/322/

We are always happy for new fans to join us on Aynsley's forum smile


Wooders wrote:
samjp4 wrote:

And I think everybody had an "adventure" getting home.

Sandy

Yes, we did too. The Other Joe B/Bizzer, his wife Sharon and my wife Kathryn and I walked around a mile down Camden High Street (probably not the safest place to walk when you've got £600 ticket money for Cocoon down your trousers lol) looking for a black cab to get us back to our hotels in South Kensington. Luckily we found a taxi office and made a deal for the four of us.

It was a fantastic night, a fantastic weekend and it all seems like a dream now. I want to do it all again as I think I'd enjoy it even more second time round. big_smile

Phil


Sounds like a great idea, let's do it again!

I must have been the one with the easiest return "home" on Sunday night, I jumped on a bus for a 35 minute journey across the city. The only hazard I faced with falling asleep and waking up in White City! smile

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Great shots Martin (also the Cocoon ones!) - thank you! That one is so funny: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mbcl/35002 … 672494024/ lol

Aynsley´s show was great - his playing has really improved since the last time I saw him (and I thought he was very good back then already...). Will go to see him again whenever he´s playing near me.

All the forum-meetings during these days were just priceless ... so much fun, so much talking - I´ll shut up during the next days, got to take a rest. wink

Eva

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Thanks goodness there were no pictures of my dancing! smile

Duncan, you forgot the headbanging!!

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Hi Folks,

Here is a video of With Me Tonight. I know Prakash has already uploaded his but thought you might like to see from a different angle smile

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqa4FT1mwnk

Tripsy smile

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http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php … &saved

Here's the first two numbers from his set. I parked myself up front and center! lol

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Great to see RICJunkie, from where you were standing I knew it would be good - songs are The Big Sleep and With Me Tonight smile

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Here's a couple more from me

Purple Rain.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39_4PFai … re=channel

Sugar Low.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuYNQHPj … re=channel

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Tripsy you made the same mistake as me, by mentioning 'purple rain' prince has had it taken down sad

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Hi Martin,
It seems to be there at the moment?

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Just got back to the UK so this is the first chance I've had to say how much I enjoyed the weekend thanks to all the folks I met.

I thought the Dingwalls gig was excellent (Nice one Duncan) and it was a real pleasure to meet all the people I did - everyone made me feel most welcome.

I though Aynsley did a great set - and the intimate nature of the venue (and a load of beer) made for a great night. I even managed an easy trip back as I caught the last tube (more luck than judgement)

Unfortunately I couln't get to Coccoon after RAH but it looks like the fun carried on.

So thanks to Duncan, Wooders, Tripsy et al for making a great night.

Ray