Sing-a-long pubs in London?
Apr 26th 2003, 11:25 am
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Sing-a-long pubs in London?
I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
left in London? If so, where are they?
Thanks
DDD
nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
left in London? If so, where are they?
Thanks
DDD
Apr 26th 2003, 7:16 pm
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Re: Sing-a-long pubs in London?
If you find one, let me know so I can avoid it :-)
"Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
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> I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> left in London? If so, where are they?
> Thanks
> DDD
"Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> left in London? If so, where are they?
> Thanks
> DDD
Apr 27th 2003, 1:43 am
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Re: Sing-a-long pubs in London?
Mike O'Sullivan wrote:
> "Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> > nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> > left in London? If so, where are they?
> If you find one, let me know so I can avoid it :-)
:-)
My reaction was "I hope not".
Seriously, I don't think you'll find Londoners at such a pub, it would
all be tourists.
For a geniune London community feel, 21st century style, you want a quiz
night or karaoke.
joan
--
Joan McGalliard, UK http://www.mcgalliard.org
> "Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> > nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> > left in London? If so, where are they?
> If you find one, let me know so I can avoid it :-)
:-)
My reaction was "I hope not".
Seriously, I don't think you'll find Londoners at such a pub, it would
all be tourists.
For a geniune London community feel, 21st century style, you want a quiz
night or karaoke.
joan
--
Joan McGalliard, UK http://www.mcgalliard.org
Apr 27th 2003, 2:50 am
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Re: Sing-a-long pubs in London?
On Sat, 26 Apr 2003 19:25:22 -0400 Ding Dong Daddy
said...
> I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> left in London? If so, where are they?
This might be what you're looking for, but if not I'd recommend the pub
even for it's just selection of "proper" real ales:
http://www.wenlock-arms.co.uk/
--
Phil Richards
London, N4
said...
> I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
> nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
> left in London? If so, where are they?
This might be what you're looking for, but if not I'd recommend the pub
even for it's just selection of "proper" real ales:
http://www.wenlock-arms.co.uk/
--
Phil Richards
London, N4
Apr 27th 2003, 2:36 pm
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Re: Sing-a-long pubs in London?
On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 14:43:02 +0100, jem*NO-SPAM*@netspace.net.au (Joan
McGalliard) wrote:
>Mike O'Sullivan wrote:
>> "Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
>> > nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
>> > left in London? If so, where are they?
>> If you find one, let me know so I can avoid it :-)
>:-)
>My reaction was "I hope not".
>Seriously, I don't think you'll find Londoners at such a pub, it would
>all be tourists.
>For a geniune London community feel, 21st century style, you want a quiz
>night or karaoke.
>joan
Hell, I can get quiz night & karoke anywhere in the US or the world
for that matter. Pub songs are more fun than singing to a
Japanese-style version of "Miss American Pie" or pondering the answer
to "In what movie did Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid first appear
together?"
Give me the good ole 20th century anyday.
DDD
McGalliard) wrote:
>Mike O'Sullivan wrote:
>> "Ding Dong Daddy" wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > I will be visiting London in May. Is there is old-style, jazz,
>> > nostalgia, dixieland or whatever-you-wanna-call-it "sing-a-long" pubs
>> > left in London? If so, where are they?
>> If you find one, let me know so I can avoid it :-)
>:-)
>My reaction was "I hope not".
>Seriously, I don't think you'll find Londoners at such a pub, it would
>all be tourists.
>For a geniune London community feel, 21st century style, you want a quiz
>night or karaoke.
>joan
Hell, I can get quiz night & karoke anywhere in the US or the world
for that matter. Pub songs are more fun than singing to a
Japanese-style version of "Miss American Pie" or pondering the answer
to "In what movie did Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid first appear
together?"
Give me the good ole 20th century anyday.
DDD
Apr 27th 2003, 8:41 pm
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Re: Sing-a-long pubs in London?
Ding Dong Daddy wrote:
> Hell, I can get quiz night & karoke anywhere in the US or the world
> for that matter. Pub songs are more fun than singing to a
> Japanese-style version of "Miss American Pie" or pondering the answer
> to "In what movie did Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid first appear
> together?"
>
> Give me the good ole 20th century anyday.
Are you going to Madame Tussaud's, too?
--
Joan McGalliard, UK http://www.mcgalliard.org
> Hell, I can get quiz night & karoke anywhere in the US or the world
> for that matter. Pub songs are more fun than singing to a
> Japanese-style version of "Miss American Pie" or pondering the answer
> to "In what movie did Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid first appear
> together?"
>
> Give me the good ole 20th century anyday.
Are you going to Madame Tussaud's, too?
--
Joan McGalliard, UK http://www.mcgalliard.org
