Been remiss in recapping the details of my B-day shindig in Amersham a fortnight ago, including who done wot. I'll begin the beguine with Liverpool's Shakers, who delivered a prime example of the "genius of Lennon and McCartney" with this high energy set, liberally dosed with a serious 1963-64 Liverpudilian accent. (Erm, chalk up further genius, as I count three Larry Williams covers.)
Kudos to good Glaswegian George Geddes for keeping track.
Some Other Guy
It Won't Be Long
Bad Boy
Bad to Me
Everything's Alright
Love Me Do
Happy Birthday
Bony Moronie
Needles and Pins
I'll Get You
Ferry Cross the Mersey
Slow Down
Shakin' All Over
From Me to You
Hippy Hippy Shake
Twist and Shout
Encores:
I Saw Her Standing There
Johnny B. Goode
Also, SHE LOVES YOU which preceded its 'B' side I'LL GET YOU.
For completion - LOVE POTION #9 & ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN had to be dropped from our set as The Rapiers had also included them in their
setlist.
TWIST 'N' SHOUT however, was done by both of us, giving The Beatles & Brian Poole versions an outing on the night :-)
Posted by: Tony Shaker | 27 May 2009 at 09:22 AM
Oh, and THIS BOY too! Both this and BAD BOY were unscheduled and literally added as we were on stage!
Posted by: Tony Shaker | 27 May 2009 at 09:26 AM
Nothing like spontaneity to excite the live action, eh?
Posted by: Greg O. | 27 May 2009 at 10:47 AM