The Paper Street Soap Company

[Stephen Whiteside]

Thanks, but I've found it already.

[Bob Pacey]

It is like a mini Woodford so should be good for them.

Bob

[Zondrae]

Now Bob,

Yappoon is not quite like a mini Woodford. It is like a very little National. Mmmm maybe I should say "from what I have heard.." because I haven't been to Woodford yet. But from the things my kids have told me it is much more feral than Yeppoon. (did I get the spelling right at last?) The hot showers at Yeppoon were, in festival terms.. to die for.

[r.magnay]

...that's not a band!.....where's the drummer?...


'course you would be proud Stephen, I think all parents like to see their kids do something worthwhile and although only a few get to make a career out of music it can be a worthwhile pastime anyway. My son can play a guitar reasonably well...for someone who rarely picks one up, but he has never persued it which sometimes dissapoints me a bit, each to his own though hey.

This new fangled U Tube certainly gives people a chance to get out there and show their stuff doesn't it?

[Glenny Palmer]

Hey Stephen! Who says you can't 'go on'..? It's lovely to see you letting your hair down. And your son's band is just bonzaa! I thoroughly enjoyed the clip. The 'fiddler' showed us a gorgeous smile at the end....& did ya notice her eyes flicking over to your Thomas? eh. eh?
If you are open to feedback....they are a lovely bunch of creatives...I would have enjoyed seeing them 'engage' with the audience a little more...make eye contact & a little more facial expression. eg ''I don't need a man...'' the lassy could try looking into the audience & making a sort of knowing expression, half smile, twinkle in the eye....you know the sorta thing I mean?
I think they could do extremely well & you are well right to be proud of your lad. I love their name too....''The Paper Street Soap Company''...it just has that ''Stephen Whiteside'' ring to it.

Cheeers
Glenny

[Stephen Whiteside]

Lovely comments, Glenny. I'll pass them on.

And thanks to you, too, Ross.