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Hi hope you all had a good Christmas and looking forward to a great new year

Please don't forget we need your support one more time this year as to night is the charity raffle night in aide of the wisdom hospice Rochester thank you and see you tonight for the draw and some music.

With Thanks
Les Edwards
07792 785584

Updates

Friday 23rd (this Friday) Rough Justice From 9pm

The charity raffle draw will be held on friday 30th with disco and other party things going on..

With thanks
Les Edwards

Friday 23rd December

Rough Justice live in the Bells

More quiz pictures

Bonus ball winner 17th

Sam wins with number 22

We have now started the Christmas bonus ball game as well as the ordinary £1 game. This game is £5 and the winner gets £245.

The new year game is the same as the Christmas game.

Get your numbers now Good Luck.

Don't forget tonight is music night with Mick Kenton from 6 till 9.

With Thanks
Les Edwards
07792 785584

Pictures from Thursdays quiz

Thursday quiz night

Quiz night tonight

Play the game thick or thin😃

Tonight the six bells christmas quiz don't be late

With Thanks
Les Edwards
07792 785584

Updates

Hi Bells Bloggers,

 

Don’t forget this week is Quiz night Thursday

 

Big, Big prizes and fun all night with Christmas Buffet

 

Don’t forget to dress up!

 

Sunday Evening 6 till 9 is music night with Mike Kenton

Formally of the Sweet and Kenny..

 

There is a chance on music this Friday but can’t confirm till later in the

Week as it is not planned but I will try my best..

 

Now I have added more features to the web site and two very important buttons

 

The first is a gift vouchers button send your friends and family a drink for Christmas

Or birthday’s or just send them a drink!

 

This Years Christmas Raffle is all about charity as all the proceeds will be going to

Wisdom Hospice Rochester and this will include the contents of the Bottle and the

£200.00 left from last year..  we have so many prizes that we can’t list them all but

The prizes donated by my Grandmother (Love You) amount to Hundreds of Pounds

Hopefully she will be here for the draw..

 

So I have added a donations button please give a couple of quid to the Hospice.

 

I have asked Ness, Lou and Shireen to count the bottle again and I hope we can set a date

ASAP so we can get  it advertised and get plenty in.. we will throw in a Disco and make it a party.

 

 

Thank You

 

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This week :

Thursday is quiz night fancy dress for points and prizes from 8:30.

Sunday evening live entertainment with Mick Kenton that nice guy from the Sweet and Kenny for those whom can remember that far back.

Don't forget Christmas charity raffle tickets are on sale now and watch out for the fantastic list of super prizes.

Check out the Bells online.
www.thesixbellscliffe.co.uk

Http://lesedwards.co.uk/store/raffle-loto.html

With Thanks Les Edwards
Mobile: 07792 785584

updates on Lotos

Thanks for the comments here is the direct link as requested.

 

 

http://lesedwards.co.uk/store/raffle-Loto.html

 

please remember all proceeds are going to charity

 

Thanks Six Bells

Christmas Raffle Tickets buy online

For all those who cant get out or forget to buy when here is your answer buy the tickets on line go to:

 

www.thesixbellscliffe.co.uk and click on the online tab and follow the link to raffles and lottos

 

Thank you for your support

 

Friday Night is Music Night

The Man In Black from the Hollies.... From 9 O'clock

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The Six Bells is now online!

 

www.thesixbellscliffe.co.uk click on the online drinks button.

 

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This Friday NOT TO BE MISSED Steve Lauri - Guitar, Vocals

Steve Lauri - Guitar, Vocals I was born in London on the 26th of April 1954. From the age of twelve, I went to Chatham Technical School, Kent and it was there my love of music and the guitar developed. We would listen to music on vinyl LPs and I remember someone bringing in a Led Zeppelin album and listening to the track Whole Lotta Love. I loved that guitar riff. It was a summer in the seventies that I bought a book of guitar chords and started to teach myself how to play on a guitar I borrowed from my dad's cousin. 'Alright Now' by the Free was the first solo I ever learned to play. When I left school I worked as an apprentice engineer in Rochester but also began playing with local bands, learning the musical and stage-craft that was to shape my future. I remember clearly learning the intro guitar solo to The Air That I Breathe as it was one of the new songs we were learning for the resident gig that we played every Thursday in Gravesend.     Having worked briefly on the U.S. Army and Air Force bases in Germany, I moved on to the London club circuit and it was there in 1977 that I joined pop disco group 5000 Volts. They scored two top ten hits, I'm on Fire, which got to number one in several countries around the world and Dr. Kiss Kiss. I was elated. 5000 Volts toured the UK, Europe, Scandinavia and South Africa where we had continued success with two further top ten hits. We also supported the Stylistics on their British tour, one of the dates being at the Royal Albert Hall. In 1978 the Bonnie Tyler Band required a singing guitarist and I joined them touring Europe & America when It's a Heartache, Bonnie's second hit single, was a chart topper and we appeared on Top of the Pops! I joined Sprinkler; Dennis Waterman's backing band, in the early eighties replacing Alan Coates for the first time. The band continued until the mid eighties, when we were called upon as session/backing players to the hit group Bucks Fizz. I did many UK and European tours with them. The infamous Bucks Fizz coach crash, in which I was injured, is a reminder that travelling and touring isn't without danger. Touring with Bucks Fizz led to an audition with the newly formed Cliff Richard Band in 1987. It was then that I met Peter Howarth a singer with ...er Cliff. I toured with Cliff for about three years including visits to New Zealand, Australia and Europe. The concert called The Event, at the now demolished Wembley Stadium was an experience I'll always remember. In the early nineties I toured with Elaine Paige, again as guitarist/vocalist. This tour included the Birmingham Symphony Hall, a venue at which The Hollies performed last year when I first joined them. Working with Elaine Paige was a terrific experience. I later worked with glam rockers the Glitter Band both touring and in the recording studio. In 1995, I re-formed 5000 Volts. It was great fun, the 70s thing was back up and boogying. We still perform on Euro TV now and then and do the odd live show at seventies festivals. In the late nineties I worked in Boogie Nights, a musical about the seventies staring Shane Ritchie at the Bromley Theatre. From 1996 to 1999 I worked in various theatres; playing guitar for comedian Billy Pearce, singer David Essex and as part of comedy duo Hale n' Pace's backing band. It was difficult keeping a straight face at times, but great fun.   Also in the nineties I did many recording sessions at Pelican Studios, which was part owned by Ray Stiles, you might know him! He rang me one day and asked me to play guitar on a few tracks he was producing for a company, He asked "Do you know how to play the solo on Alright Now" .................."Yes Ray", I replied "It was the first thing I ever learned to play." More recently I've been working as a solo performer and with duo partner Simon Rawlings of Big Bopper fame from the West End hit musical 'Buddy'. Though I continue to write and record my own original material when time permits, I am looking forward to many more years with The Hollies. It's a long, long road!