An Evening With Cecil

Hi Guys,

As promised, some extra curricular activity outside of the reunions, and here's the first - An Evening With Cecil.
This is a pilot show, it will be a live internet broadcast (audio and video) in the form of a chat show. It will be hosted by Muller with main guest Cecil and a panel of a couple of websiters (whose name were picked from a hat - don't worry, it'll be your turn next!) and hopefully extra special guest, director of More Than A Feeling - The Grove Documentary, Mr.Joe McElwaine. It will be interactive, light chit-chat about whatever we decide to talk about on the night but generally Grove and music related. We'll also be dipping into Cecil's record collection and spinning one or two tracks.
So get those thinking caps on and come up with some interesting questions for our guests and lets have some fun.

An Evening With Cecil will be broadcast live on Tuesday June 3rd at 8.30pm Irish "Summer / Daylight Saving Time.

To interact, post questions and comments on the evening, you'll see a box beside the broadcast picture, just click in it and type. YOU DON'T HAVE TO REGISTER TO LEAVE A COMMENT.

Here's the link:

An Evening With Cecil




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Good luck with the Webcast, I won't get to hear it or see it , I'll be at my course 

This event will be recorded and you can access it whenever you please! - All courtesy of ustream.tv

That was brilliant, so much fun.

Girls..we are deffo on next time.. bring the cocktails and the stories!!!!

 Great show, lads..well done!

I remember "Shree" Taylor......used to buy alot of stuff from there, and wear it to the grove the following week. 

I bought a lot of stuff from Shree too. Great clothes. Really nice place to browse thru. Forgot about that place. Thanks for the reminder.

My former sister in law (who went to the Grove) worked in Shree for a time late 70's.

 Yeah....me too.

Shree and the Dandelion on a Saturday afternoon, home and get ready for the Grove.....patchouli oil, indian dress and desert boots!

Does anyone know what the big joke at the end of the webcast was?Had vision but no sound when they all seemed to collapse laughing !

 

Enjoyed it, but was surprised at how long it was. Thought it would be 30 minutes or an hour tops. Some really good stories and funny also.

I kept waiting for Mel to look at his watch and do a runner for the train! 

When listening to Joe talking about the documentary and saying the "middle" period being a bit flat as not as many heads of that time responded. Can I say first I knew of the website was when I watched the documentary and it was my sister rang me to say the Grove was on the telly. Went on the site within 5 minutes of the end of the programme.

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