[Music] Sam Lee - 'Old Wow'

Tony Towner's Fridge

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For lovers of Sam Lee's folk music may I recommend you catch him on his latest tour and have a good listen to his latest album 'Old Wow', preferably in front of the fire with a wee malt or two. He really has a wonderful baritone voice. I caught him in Glasgow at Celtic Connections last week and it was a fabulous eveing of heartfelt warm music.

Recommended.

TNBA

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Never liked him, since he did the dirty on Sami Hyypia, and ran off to Saints.

 

Wozza

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I popped in this thread to do the same joke.

 

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Wozza said:

I popped in this thread to do the same joke.

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Get your own

 

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Good music to dance to - you can really get in the groove

 

Hamilton

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Where is Sammy Lee now?


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el punal

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Good music to dance to - you can really get in the groove

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What the hell is John Motson doing?

 

Pinkie Brown

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Hamilton said:

Where is Sammy Lee now?
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Usually follows Fat Sam around as his number two. Guess he'll resurface with his mate for a fire fighting gig when a club hits the panic button in the coming months.

 

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Tony Towner's Fridge said:

For lovers of Sam Lee's folk music may I recommend you catch him on his latest tour and have a good listen to his latest album 'Old Wow', preferably in front of the fire with a wee malt or two. He really has a wonderful baritone voice. I caught him in Glasgow at Celtic Connections last week and it was a fabulous eveing of heartfelt warm music.

Recommended.

TNBA

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13th Feb - St George's Church, Brighton.

 

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knocky1

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Pinkie Brown said:

Usually follows Fat Sam around as his number two. Guess he'll resurface with his mate for a fire fighting gig when a club hits the panic button in the coming months.

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He’s too small to be Fat Sam’s number two.

 

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Surf's Up said:

13th Feb - St George's Church, Brighton.

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Damn ... how did I miss that was coming up?

He's a wonderful talent - saw him at the Ropetackle a couple of years back and was superb,

 

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Surf's Up said:

13th Feb - St George's Church, Brighton.

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If you go, you will not be disappointed.

What's St George's Church like as a venue? Here in Glasgow we have a cracking venue called St Lukes, it's in the manky Cellic part of town but relatively safe...a great acoustic and atmosphere.

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Tony Towner's Fridge said:

If you go, you will not be disappointed.

What's St George's Church like as a venue? Here in Glasgow we have a cracking venue called St Lukes, it's in the manky Cellic part of town but relatively safe...a great acoustic and atmosphere.

TNBA

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St George's Church is a wonderful venue. Two of my most memorable concerts were there. Kerrie Ellis and Brian May was the opportunity to enjoy a masterclass in guitar playing from close up. Imagine hearing and joining in with We Will Rock You etc wrapped in the acoustics of a church. The other was the farewell tour of Nickel Creek before they went on a break for 5 years following a series of albums in the country/bluegrass genre that showed wonderful inventiveness and an astonishing speed of development, creativity and musicality.

 

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I always thought Sammy Lee the footballer looked a bit like a small pig. He could have played the lead in ‘Babe’

 

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Good music to dance to - you can really get in the groove

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That is still the creepiest picture I’ve ever seen.

 

LlcoolJ

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-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ;9232373]Good music to dance to - you can really get in the groove

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Classic photo.