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When I said we wouldn’t add any more songs it was a lie.

We’ve added more songs in anticipation of our exciting next meeting on the 1st July (this Thursday). It’s all about getting ready for the Moseley Festival.

As it is the Festival we thought that it would be interestingly irrelevant to add Everyday by Buddy Holly

..and You Shook Me All Night Long by AC/DC

Neither of which have anything to do with each other or festivals. They are, of course in the Songbook. I’ve also got rid of some of the more obvious errors from the song book.

You might also have noticed in B13 Magazine that we are listed for Wednesday the 8th. We prefer to think this is some sort of innocent mistake rather than a blatant lie. We’ve got upstairs at Kavanagh’s booked for Thursday the 8th. Don’t turn up a day early or we won’t be there.  This does mean that both meetings in July will be on consecutive weeks.

That’s not a problem is it?

It’s very nearly Thursday, the 3rd, and that means it is our third meeting.

Once again it will be at 8:00pm at The Patrick Kavanagh.

I’ve updated the Songbook with more songs.  We’ve got quite a few now so I think it might be an idea to work on the ones in the book rather than adding to it each month. We have more than enough to be getting on with.

So, this month I have added.

Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Urban Spaceman – Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band

Paint it Black – The Rolling Stones

Only You – Yazoo

True Spandau Ballet

Giddy with excitement at the prospect of the very first meeting on Thursday and with a definite feeling of Spring in the air I’ve added another song to the Songbook.

Many people have been asking me for songs that involve a lot of C chords. Although this has an F and a G thrown in it does use C a lot.

It’s also a song that absolutely everyone knows.

So my I present Walking on Sunshine as stolen from I Love Fizzy Pop?

So either look at the link above or download another version of the Songbook and be amazed at how it is one page longer.

Poptastic.

Old but good.

Everyone knows this one.

In case you’ve never heard it before, this is Eight Days a Week by The Beatles.