| St Patrick's Day with Vin Garbutt |
Begorrah and what a Saint Patrick's it was at the Yacht Club.
Vin Garbutt on his extensive world tour and celebrating his 35th Anniversary as a
performer, returned to Port Lincoln with his inimitable style. Delivering the 100 plus
audience a night of expert entertainment featuring tin whistle, guitar, thought provoking
lyrics and unique humour with Middlesborough accent. Songs like England My
England, The Troubles of Erin, Darwin to Dili, The One Legged Beggar, thought
provoking, moving.. and delivered in his own heartfelt musical style, interspersed with
'side aching' wit. The unforgettable word art of his introductions to Believe Me if all
those Endearing Young Charms and the story of Mary the Rose of Tralee,
bringing new meaning to the love songs written so many years ago.
Vin was supported by our own resident Irish Troubador Matt Murray together with
Brian Murray and Ron Higgins, all of Cellar Club fame (Boston House, 2nd Sat.
each month). Starting the evenings entertainment with expert musicianship on banjo and
guitars and great vocals from Matt and Ron. Brians rendition on guitar, touched
with Flamenco, of the old Irish traditional piece the Devils Dream was a musical
highlight.
A wonderful nights entertainment with world class entertainer Vin Garbutt if he
ever comes to Port Lincoln again, which we sincerely hope, a performance not
to be missed.
Vin Garbutt on his extensive world tour and celebrating his 35th Anniversary as a
performer, returned to Port Lincoln with his inimitable style. Delivering the 100 plus
audience a night of expert entertainment featuring tin whistle, guitar, thought provoking
lyrics and unique humour with Middlesborough accent. Songs like England My
England, The Troubles of Erin, Darwin to Dili, The One Legged Beggar, thought
provoking, moving.. and delivered in his own heartfelt musical style, interspersed with
'side aching' wit. The unforgettable word art of his introductions to Believe Me if all
those Endearing Young Charms and the story of Mary the Rose of Tralee,
bringing new meaning to the love songs written so many years ago.
Vin was supported by our own resident Irish Troubador Matt Murray together with
Brian Murray and Ron Higgins, all of Cellar Club fame (Boston House, 2nd Sat.
each month). Starting the evenings entertainment with expert musicianship on banjo and
guitars and great vocals from Matt and Ron. Brians rendition on guitar, touched
with Flamenco, of the old Irish traditional piece the Devils Dream was a musical
highlight.
A wonderful nights entertainment with world class entertainer Vin Garbutt if he
ever comes to Port Lincoln again, which we sincerely hope, a performance not
to be missed.
