JamesFearnley wrote:Now I know who Oswald is. But Lt Dangle, not sure I clapped eyes on him. Oswald was a great fan of the Low and Sweet Orchestra, back in the day, the other day that is.

ah yes that makes sense. Better make sure not to call on him when you ask for requests.

Rollerskating Greek muses + Olivia Newton-John + Gene Kelly, set to the dulcet tones of ELO = GREATEST...MOVIE...EVER!

georgecat wrote:And he was in Office Space too

Cubiculos de la oficina?

I liked 'im as Jethrine Bodine.

Now I know who Oswald is. But Lt Dangle, not sure I clapped eyes on him. Oswald was a great fan of the Low and Sweet Orchestra, back in the day, the other day that is.

from Drew Carey. And he was in Office Space too as the creepy neighbor. They are at a lot of your shows and could be called regulars actually.

JamesFearnley wrote:

georgecat wrote:Yeah he was there, and Lieutnant Dangle and Oswald have been there for a lot of shows as well.

Well, now I don't know if you're getting into references I wot not of. Lieutenant Dangle and Oswald?

Lt. Dangle is from the Comedy Central show Reno 911. Oswald?

daveynate wrote:The shows on Thursday are going quite well, thank you. I don't play with them yet, but still show up to lend support and toss back a few on a Thursday night. JT's put together a good lineup, what with Regis and The Dirges.

I'm currently taking lessons at "Dave's Accordion School." Dave's a great guy, really knows his stuff. We spent last week breaking down "Boys From County Hell;" damn, you're fast.

Cheers.

Dave's a pretty canny sort of person and I love his hang-out. Started out slow, just got faster over time.

georgecat wrote:Yeah he was there, and Lieutnant Dangle and Oswald have been there for a lot of shows as well.

Well, now I don't know if you're getting into references I wot not of. Lieutenant Dangle and Oswald?

JamesFearnley wrote:

georgecat wrote:I love how your show seems to be THE BAND for famous comedians haha

That'd be Dieter from Dieter's Dance Party? Were there others?

Yeah he was there, and Lieutnant Dangle and Oswald have been there for a lot of shows as well.

The shows on Thursday are going quite well, thank you. I don't play with them yet, but still show up to lend support and toss back a few on a Thursday night. JT's put together a good lineup, what with Regis and The Dirges.

I'm currently taking lessons at "Dave's Accordion School." Dave's a great guy, really knows his stuff. We spent last week breaking down "Boys From County Hell;" damn, you're fast.

Cheers.

georgecat wrote:I love how your show seems to be THE BAND for famous comedians haha

That'd be Dieter from Dieter's Dance Party? Were there others?

JT has been urging me to go down to see the Mighty Regis of a thursday, and I either can't or just plain forget. How's the residency going there, or aren't you playing with them yet, if you're learning to play the accordion, as I understand from your post?

No, I couldn't pick anyone out, except when my friend Heather came in a red dress and stood under a ceiling spot at the back. It's generally too dark out there.

Hope to meet you when we play in June.

Excellent show, James. If you could see out that far, I was the tall, sportcoated gentleman eyeing your accordion-playing with an almost creepy intensity. In order to join the band that has Thursday night's residency at Molly Malone's ("The Mighty Regis"), I'm learning the accordion, and was intent on seeing how a real player does it. Should we ever record an album, I'll be sure to thank you in the liner notes. Cheers.

I love how your show seems to be THE BAND for famous comedians haha

James,

I've corresponded with you via PM's mostly (thank you again for taking the time to reply), but I wanted to say publicly how great CG was last Friday at Molly's. Way to go, James, Kieran, Dermot and Brad! You guys are the greatest, and Kieran, you sure play a mean fiddle! Lots of wonderful music and banter among yourselves and the audience made for a terrific evening. The only thing wrong was that it didn't last long enough and, Dermot, I'm afraid I lost track of which number we were on somewhere along the way. Doesn't matter - I loved 'em all!

James, those of us who are planning on being with you again on June 1 will try and bone up on our Spanish bullfighters between now and then, or do I mean bullsh---ers?