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A Christmas sing along night in London (warming up) at the Coach and Horses, a super fab night with yours truly Magic Betty at the piano with a lot of help from London’s fun party people… looking forward to my next Sing Along night on Sat 26th (Boxing day). You are ALL invited… |
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Rainy Nov night in London,but not at the Coach and Horses with yours truly Magic Betty hosting a super fun sing along night, a big thanks to all who made the night such fun. |
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Saturday 31st October 2009, Halloween sing along night at the Coach and Horses Greek Street. |
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Saturday 29th August 2009, another fab sing a long night with Magic Betty aka Lili Davies at the Coach and Horses Greek Street. |
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A fab night at the Coach and Horses Sat 30th June..Austrain, Irish, Spanish, Scottish and English visitors and Brighton Stag boys |
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Sing along night at the Coach and Horses Sat 6th June.. Oh what a night.. all the old favs and more |
Chas and Dave – London Girl
Chas and Dave must be the ultimate pub sing along duo, with so so many classic sing along numbers, they also have a new album out.. when ever I play a Chas and Dave number at my Magic Betty sing along night the house comes down and sets the tone for a super fun night..
Oom-Pah-Pah
One of my personal favs as Magic Betty. never fails to bring a pub sing along to life..a story in song..Mr. Percy Snodgrass, Sally what magic..
Music and lyrics by Lionel Bart (1930 – 1999).
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag
Published in 1915 to become a very popular marching song in both the 1st and 2nd World Wars. Today 90 years later it still brings a smile, when ever I play this number at a sing along night,, young and not so young seem to love it..as they say the old ones are the best.. (seems to share something with I’m forever blowing bubbles or is it my ears) The song also won first prize in a war composition contest and was noted as “perhaps the most optimistic song ever written”.
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I’m Forerver Blowing Bubbles
From the Broadway musical The Passing Show of 1918, and West Ham Football Clubs anthem from the 1920.
The music by John Kellette. The lyrics “Jaan Kenbrovin”, which is a collective
of writers.
The Lambeth Walk
From the 1937 musical Me and My Girl, lyrics by Douglas Furber and L. Arthur Rose and music by Noel Gay.
This song is also super famous with Pearly Kings and Queens of London.
Last night we had a blast.
The first stars of the night: Alex and Jerry. Fantastic voices, especially on big numbers like New York, New York and Big Spender. Congrats, lads, come again any time.
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