This has been crossing my mind just recently as i have been booked in by a previous client some time ago. it was an 80th yes that is what i thought to guys. whereby itl be more of a tea party where guests will stay for an hour and make sure they are back to their residential home for the 9.00pm curfew and hot coco. Although was that the case on the night NO.

Two small tables of OAPs turned up resulting in 10 OAPs the rest of the guests between 18-30.

And all dressed like chavs. What an unexpected turn of the night.

Instead of playing some 50s and 60s and a bit of jive i was pumping out old skool, dance, and cheese. It had the floor quite full so i stuck to that genre.

Later as iam kicking out this music via request from the old ladys relatives the staff from the other end of the pub storm round the back and towards me due to the type of music and the type of doo dont suit. although before they got to me i pointed on the dance floor (crammed at this point) and justed at the staff and so inturn they back. what can you do?

So guys any tales of the un expected you have encountered should be a bit of a laff to here some stories

I find that if you expect a good night it often doesn't happen, but if you expect a bad night it will turn out OK

What is it about you and Chavs! .

I once had a spooky encounter, well a spooky encounter which didn't include ADS' .



I was travelling back from a gig in Glossop, Derbyshire down the A57 which is known locally as 'The Snake Pass'. It was about 1.30AM when we rounded a corner to see a family of about 4 walking down the side of the road, in fact I had to swerve to miss them. Both my Roadie and I saw them and we decided to stop and see if they needed some help - thinking that they had broken down. We turned around in a pub car park and went back, but nobody was to be found . There was nowhere that they could have gone, there are no footpaths and either side of the road are open fields.

A few days later we found that a week to the day, a family had been killed in an accident along the same stretch of road.

Now I don't believe in Ghosts, but that is spooky! and a tale of the unexpected!

A bit of a surreal moment on Saturday night. The dance was in full swing when the hall doors open and in walks 3 land army girls a member of the RAF and a nurse all dressed in full war time costume. The reason there was a Second World War enactment week-end and they were staying in the town saw the dance and came in. So a couple of swing numbers later all was fine.
Anne