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Me, a geetar, a uke & some daft songs (2013)

by Scott Doonican

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by Scott Doonican
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by Scott Doonican
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Written by Roger Taylor / Johnny Cash / John Deacon
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Written by Labi Siffre
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Written by Richard Digance
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Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Andy Doonican & Scott Doonican
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Help! 03:23
Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by David Fenton (The Vapors)
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Written by Scott Doonican
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I Fear Ikea 02:39
Written by The Lancashire Hotpots www.thelancashirehotpots.net
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Avon Calling 03:33
Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Warren Fitzgerald (The Vandals)
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Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by David Byrne, Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads)
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Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Delilah 04:14
Written by Barry Mason
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Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Ron Mael (Sparks)
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Shirley 02:49
Written by Richard Digance
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Sing 05:45
Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Bob Crewe & Bob Gaudio
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Written by Freddie Mercury
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Written by Vince Clarke & Andy Bell (Erasure)
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Written by Scott Doonican
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Darntarn 02:55
Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Mike Harding
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Written by Van Morrison
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Written by Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys)
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Written by Andy Doonican & Scott Doonican
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Written by Nigel Blackwell (Half Man Half Biscuit)
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Portaloo 02:53
Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Scott Doonican
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Arse On Fire 03:55
Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Written by Mike O'Brien (Pocketful O' Nowt)
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Far Far Away 04:15
Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Ian Kilmister, Phil Taylor, Eddie Clarke (Motörhead)
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Tarnlife 04:13
Written by Scott Doonican & Amanda White
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Jump Ararnd 05:48
Written by Scott Doonican
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Written by Ross Parker & Hughie Charles

about

Recorded live at The Fitzwilliam Arms, Elsecar
Saturday 13th April

A rare outing for Scott Doonican, playing his first ever full-length 170-min solo show of stripped down Dooni-hits and a handful of 'shameless covers', recorded in front of a packed to capacity Fitzwilliam Arms in Elsecar, Barnsley, the weekend before The Bar-Steward Sons unleashed their Tarnlife Big 7" vinyl.

Those in attendance will know that this recording is completely unedited and is just how the show went on the night. It also was unofficially sponsored by Tarnlife Ale which Acorn Brewery made in collaboration with the band to coincide with the 7" record launch. The audience demolished a brand-new nine gallon barrel of the stuff during Scott's set that evening! Impressive drinking folks... even by BS/VD standards!

This album is dedicated to all of you that showed your amazing support that night, to Steve & Sharon and all the bar-staff at The Fitz who managed to serve the crowd despite the fact it was standing room only, and to Mike O'Brien and his late Auntie Doris who provided one of the most hilarious interval support acts ever witnessed.

credits

released April 26, 2013

Scott Doonican: vocals, acoustic geetar, tenor ukulele, bass guitar, accordion

aided & abetted by...
Martin Thornton & Justin Bieber: impromptu bongo solos
Mike O'Brien: Vocals on 'You Are Michael Jackson's Doctor'
Auntie Doris (d.1995): The People's Friend
The Good People At The Fitz: Backing vocals on almost everything!

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The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican UK

Hailing from Barnsley, The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican are Britain's hardest working comedy band. Having played over 1,100 anarchic live shows to date, they are instantly recognisable for their immaculate hair and their stylish dress-sense. The have been critically acclaimed to be the UK festival scene's undisputed Kings of Parody. ... more

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