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Dublin - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970

Club Rince Rides Again.

category dublin | arts and media | event notice author Friday March 04, 2005 00:52author by John Meehan Report this post to the editors

Still love to dance, jive, rock 'n roll?

Still hate loud blaring music and flashing lights?
Still want to talk and meet people?

Club Rince offers a music mix of the 60s, 70s and 80s (rock 'n roll,
reggae. jive, boogie woogie etc.) in a setting conducive to socialising,
bopping and hearing yourself talk.

On Friday, March 11th, Club Rince Rides Again.

Still love to dance, jive, rock 'n roll?
Still hate loud blaring music and flashing lights?
Still want to talk and meet people?

Club Rince offers a music mix of the 60s, 70s and 80s (rock 'n roll,
reggae. jive, boogie woogie etc.) in a setting conducive to socialising,
bopping and hearing yourself talk.

So slip into those blue suede shoes, reclaim your cheesecloth, your bell
bottoms, your platforms, your winkle pickers and that Mary Quant eyeliner.
Hot pants? Why the hell not!

Come on down to Club Rince, the latest -the only - bop in town with a warm
welcome for the over 40s.

Date FRIDAY 11th MARCH
Same Venue LIBERTY HALL
Same Time 10 - 2 pm
Same Admission Euro 10

Info from Joe Kelly 085 2274825

author by John Meehanpublication date Fri Mar 04, 2005 00:58author address author phone Report this post to the editors

See below some comments and suggestions, following the first club rince - perhaps other punters would like to add to the debate?

========================
Congratulations Joe! A great night. Enjoyed it immensely. Keep it going.

Hi Fidelity top three dance numbers:

Let's Dance - David Bowie

Blue Monday - New Order

Chic - Chic



Not forgetting, in no particular order:



Superstition - Stevie Wonder

Rock the Casbah - The Clash

Day Tripper - The Beatles

Get Up, Stand Up - Bob Marley

You're So Vain - Carley Simon

Sex Machine - James Browne

Without Love -The Doobie Brothers

Pull Up To the Bumper - Grace Jones

Pick Up The Pieces - Average White Band

Kid Charlemange - Steely Dan

I Can't Go For That - Hall and Oates

Getting Jiggy With It - Will Smith

Native New Yorker - ?

Streetlife - Crusaders with Randy Crawford

One Step Beyond - Madness

Good Love - Basement Jaxx

Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Too Much Monkey Business - Chuck Berry

Car Wash - Rose Royce

Love to Love You Baby - Donna Summer

West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys

Thriller -Michael Jackson

Fame - David Bowie

Anything by Parliament

Walking On the Moon - The Police

Somebody Help Me Out -

2,4,6,8, Motorway - Tom Robinson

I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down - Elvis Costelloe

That's The Way - KC and the Sunshine Band

Baby, Baby - The Supremes

Get Back - The Beatles

I'm Down - The Beatles

Hey Negrita - The Rolling Stones

Honkey Tonk Women - The Rolling Stones

You Make Me Feel (I'm Real) - Sylvester

Crazy Right Now - Beyonce

China Girl - David Bowie

Drive My Car -The Beatles

Night Fever - Beegees

Can't Get You Outta My Head - Kylie Minogue

Dancing Queen - Abba

=========================
Hi Joe,
had a great time - well done. Liked the room, the general
ambiance, and meeting friends. Would it be possible to have the venetian
blinds open, so we can see the city? Also would like more reggae.
3 most favourite dance tunes: too difficult to answer - but would include
Bob Marley/Police/Doobie Brothers/Tamla Motown

Look forward to the next one,
=========================

what worked well was venue and crowd=v nice ..music? hard to decide..some
sets were well put tog...good 80's stuff. thought the sound was fuzzy
-maybe
acoustics not great there.
my 3 fave ..more bowie(not ziggy stardust)
talking heads/cars...bit of bruce spring steen...rod stewart maggie, status
quo and queen rock and roll, meatloaf bat out of hell...
u name it ..head banging stuff good later in night
will tell friends and will do it again
xx


====================

Joe

Enjoyed last week. Good to reconnect with people again.

people worked well

Some music difficult to connect to and dance to.

Didnt like theatre group coming in..

Favourite dance music



Tamla Motown..Supremes, Four Tops, Martha and the Vandellas

Gloria Gaynor, Bruce Springsteen, Rolling Stones, Beatles, Blondie, Suzy
Quatro, B52s, Who,..you know yourself!!!



PS I cant make next one, but will be back!!

======================

Joe
The ma says she enjoyed herself enormously - must say it was great to
arrive into a room with so many familiar faces and no march or meeting in
sight! Great atmosphere and the music had us all up at least some of the
time. All I can say is more of the same. And maybe music not quite so loud
initially so we can hear ourselves talk?
May not make 11th but see you at the one after. Musicwise how about a bit
more cuban/latin/african?
====================

author by Dan Ashcroftpublication date Fri Mar 04, 2005 11:36author address author phone Report this post to the editors

All of those comments and suggestions are unsigned and look anonymous.
Boycott, boycott, boycott.

author by Curiouspublication date Fri Mar 04, 2005 12:32author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Wheres the money going? Joes pockets? Johns fanclub? It does not seem to be a fundraiser for any worthy cause.

Editors get on the job and delete this!

 
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