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Re: booking
Mon Feb 07, 2011 4:44 pm
marketour wrote:I was looking through whole internet how to and i couldn't find a clue... How to book The Pogues for the concert? In Poland, in July, to sea themed festival...
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philipchevron - Harlequin
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Re: booking
Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:30 pm
philipchevron wrote:marketour wrote:I was looking through whole internet how to and i couldn't find a clue... How to book The Pogues for the concert? In Poland, in July, to sea themed festival...
mark@a-addis.co.uk
Brilliant. Ive just emailed and booked you for my daughters birthday party. You'll be playing just behind the bouncy castle and help yourself to buffet
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Re: booking
Wed Feb 09, 2011 1:09 am
I'm coming..I love a nice bouncy castle!
I wasn't born to be somebody's kicking post, I wasn't born to be...
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Re: booking
Wed Feb 09, 2011 10:01 pm
old barney greyheron wrote:I'm coming..I love a nice bouncy castle!
Your welcome to come but its £650 a bounce as ive got eight pogues to pay for
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Re: booking
Thu Feb 10, 2011 8:49 am
RICHB wrote:old barney greyheron wrote:I'm coming..I love a nice bouncy castle!
Your welcome to come but its £650 a bounce as ive got eight pogues to pay for
Oh and while were at it please dont rush the buffet and allow the band first choice on the sausage rolls? Phil, do the band have any dietry requirements
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Re: booking
Thu Feb 10, 2011 11:47 am
RICHB wrote:RICHB wrote:old barney greyheron wrote:I'm coming..I love a nice bouncy castle!
Your welcome to come but its £650 a bounce as ive got eight pogues to pay for
Oh and while were at it please dont rush the buffet and allow the band first choice on the sausage rolls? Phil, do the band have any dietry requirements
We met the legendary, now late, Irish impresario Bill Fuller at a gig we did in Shloskys in Manchester, one of his many venues. Chatting to Frank Murray (who used to run Fuller's Electric Ballroom in London) to assure him the band's meal rider, which specified how many vegetarians etc, had been observed, Fuller informed him "I've the besht of shteaks for the lads and a pot of shpuds for Shane."
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