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Re: Black Dyke in Canada

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Subject: Re: Black Dyke in Canada
From: Andy Gray <andytrombone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 03:47:54 +0100
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In message <002601bf1d4f$edf76aa0$e6314218@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Erik
Pittock <e.pittock@xxxxxxxx> writes

> ...would be to increase their audience base by getting
>more people to hear Black Dyke for the first time.

I can promise you that you will not hear anything like 'Dyke Live' from
a recording. It may be considerably more than you would normally pay for
a gig but the experience IS very special.
Dyke have always been especially concerned about their international
reputation. They have always (deliberately) been very approachable post-
gig, unlike a lot of professional musicians and certain other 'name' UK
bands.
Sell the cat, mortgage the kids, make the gig. I still would, and I
spent 4 years playing with the buggers!!! (Mind, when I played for them
they HAD a band):-)
-- 
Andy Gray


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References:
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Trumpet Boy
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Larry White
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Erik Pittock

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