Well, I suppose it depends on your musical tastes I guess.
Wynndebagge and The New St George Waits, purveyors of medieval rock'nroll. Wynndebagge (bagpipes, banter, hurdy-gurdy, woodwinds and gittern) have played in a number of outfits (that's costumes and bands!), one of the first being The Baggettes, a medieval good-time party band - weddings, hanging, floggings, ritual disembowellings, in fact any cause of public celebration. Then in 2002 English Heritage commissioned wynndebagge to provide a band to celebrate England's patron saint day and The New St George Waits was born. Nottingham has now heard from them.
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Right wing nasties
24.04.2008 14:48
They were out in force outside the Pheasant Inn in Radford all afternoon. A rally of lots of white people with not much hair in England football shirts chanting "Ing-ur-lund, Ing-ur-lund, Ing-ur-land" in the middle of a multi-ethnic community. If that's not right wing provocation I don't know what is.
Radford resident
About The New St George Waits
29.04.2008 13:52
Peace, wynndebagge and The New St George Waits. PS Excellent photos Tash
The New St George Waits