Jo works on the set list
The BBs' Last-Ever Gig at The Cider Shed, Banham, Norfolk - 19th November 2004
The Banham Cider Shed is on the move to Norwich to seek bigger things, so it's a bit of a moment as The BBs return to their home venue for the last time in its present guise. The crowd is especially on-form and get going pretty much from the beginning for a great, hot, night of music and dancing. Nosher even plays the "Great Balls of Fire" finale shirtless, courtesy of a £20 donation to Children in Need from someone in the crowd.
Soundtrack for this album:
next album: Random Scenes of Diss, Norfolk - 20th November 2004
previous album: Qualcomm Europe All-Hands, Berkeley Hotel, Knightsbridge - 18th November 2004
Ryan, the Cider Shed's owner
Ryan chats to Max
Jo writes out a set list
The stage is set
Ryan and some cider barrels
The mixing desk under a glow of red light
Marc and Paul
Jen and Wavy
Wilma and Rob
Suey looks over
Rob tunes up
Jo sticks her tongue out
Max on bass
The Banham crowds
Rob looks up from his guitar
More crowd scenes
The Boy Phil, looking about 12 years old
Nosher, Marc, Claire and Paul
The crowd mills about
Henry chats to a regular 'groupie'
Wilma and chum
Max opens his bass case up
Rob chats to a regular
At the Shed bar
Nosher at his keyboards
Henry grabs a cymbal
Post-gig crowds at the bar
Henry packs away his kit
Nosher lurks in the corner of the Shed
Jo plays air guitar on a mic stand
Ryan chats to a punter
Jo puts the desk away in its case
Max lifts off one of the PA speakers
The Cider Shed, and its Evering Road sign thing
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Jo works on the set list
Ryan, the Cider Shed's owner
Ryan chats to Max
Jo writes out a set list
The stage is set
Ryan and some cider barrels
The mixing desk under a glow of red light
Marc and Paul
Jen and Wavy
Wilma and Rob
Suey looks over
Rob tunes up
Jo sticks her tongue out
Max on bass
The Banham crowds
Rob looks up from his guitar
More crowd scenes
The Boy Phil, looking about 12 years old
Nosher, Marc, Claire and Paul
The crowd mills about
Henry chats to a regular 'groupie'
Wilma and chum
Max opens his bass case up
Rob chats to a regular
At the Shed bar
Nosher at his keyboards
Henry grabs a cymbal
Post-gig crowds at the bar
Henry packs away his kit
Nosher lurks in the corner of the Shed
Jo plays air guitar on a mic stand
Ryan chats to a punter
Jo puts the desk away in its case
Max lifts off one of the PA speakers
The Cider Shed, and its Evering Road sign thing