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Pete Lloyd... Solo Clarinet

I met Pete Lloyd (by pure chance) at my place of business today. He finished up in Staff Band in 1965, and was principal clarinet. He was on the USA tour in '64.???, and remembers Col Jim well.

Any of you older guys (I love saying that) remember him..???

After a long chat with him, I discovered he lives on a farm less than 500mtrs away from me.  He is still active in the music scene, and has remained proffessional since leaving the Mob..
MrJpig

Re: Pete Lloyd... Solo Clarinet

RAB wrote:
I discovered he lives on a farm less than 500mtrs away from me.


Have you moved to Kent RAB??
admin

No, he moved Kent... PHHHHAAAARRRRRRRPPPPPPP
RAB

   

I try to be serious (for a change),.. and what do I get..?????

Kent was very nice actually...AND I've got the pics to prove it...  
Mr Bass Trombone

It would be very difficult to have done the States trip in 64 , we went with FVD in 65. I sure has hell do not remember Pete in the staff band  of which I was a member from 61/66. I think like me he must be one the older guys you mention but I think not, if he remembers Col Jim who took up post as PDM in 1978, 3 years before I left then he must almost my age??? Me thinks you are maybe ten years out but then a Band did not go to the States in 74 either. Perhaps to much of the old wicked Whicky  has fuddled your sporran a little, it happens from time to time as you know, but we get over it and then do it again and again. See you in October XXX.
Hornblower

(Oops, got scuppered by Mick's post! See below for update with quote.)
Hornblower

RAB wrote:
   

I try to be serious (for a change),.. and what do I get..?????

Kent was very nice actually...AND I've got the pics to prove it...  


Show us all Rab!

What's her name, inside leg measurement (and more!) how old, colour of hair, you know the drill!!!!

WHAT???!!!

What else is gonna drag him to bloody Englandshire with it's drug culture, yobbism, crap traffic culture, yadda yadda yadda whinge moan whine etc etc

Tell me I is wrong Rab, tell me it was to gain inside information from the Garden of England so you can learn how to grow soft fruit more profitably (actually, it probably was!!)

Yawn.... thought I was onto something for a second there.
RAB

   

One of the aforementioned was absoloutely bang on Stuey you old detective you...

Mick....  I'll speak to Pete again soon, and I DID put a ? (that's a question mark over here mate   ) after '64... Age-wise, Pete is EVEN older than you mate.  I was fairly .... no...EXTREMELY busy at the time, and I'll wait to see if there are any sober members on here who remember him...

Ahaaaaaaaaaah... I do believe Peter has just joined the Forum as we speak.  I do hope so, as that'll be my recruitment target met for the year..
2nd Clarinet

RAB wrote:
   

Mick....  Age wise, Pete is EVEN older than you mate.  


And that's OLD!!!!!!!!
Mr Bass Trombone

Thanks Bob, your getting old as well, just like everyone. As for Pete being older than I, I am not sure but we won't debate that point age is age and there is naff all one can do about it. Adios.
RAB

Mr Bass Trombone wrote:
As for Pete being older than I, I am not sure .


I spoke to Pete again today, and he doesn't mind me telling you he's actually 70.. (hope I'm as young as him at that age)  

It WAS '65 USA trip he was on, so if you can't remember him Mick, then maybe it's YOU who's old think-tank's frazzled by the amber nectar...


He finished his 9yrs in'66 (Ooooooooh I hate mentioning that year  )

You should really sit further away from the bar me old fruit bat...  
2nd Clarinet

RAB wrote:
Mr Bass Trombone wrote:
As for Pete being older than I, I am not sure .


I spoke to Pete again today, and he doesn't mind me telling you he's actually 70..


Yep...........

Mr BT IS older!

Mr Bass Trombone

Sorry but no I ain't that old. Finished 9 years in 66 (Great Year. 67 was better for you wee jocks) that means he joined in 55 at what age did he join?? and I do not remember him at all can't even recall the name.
MrJpig

Mr Bass Trombone wrote:
Sorry but no I ain't that old. Finished 9 years in 66 (Great Year. 67 was better for you wee jocks) that means he joined in 55 at what age did he join?? and I do not remember him at all can't even recall the name.


Not suprised MICK, there were a lot more bands then. I remember Wally the Horn/Librarian saying he joined in '55 and there were 33 bands within the service but as the man in the surgical boots said.."I stand to be corrected"
admin

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Altzheimers!
MrJpig

Bless you
Apricot

I used to know a former bandie called Pete Lloyd.  He was my peripatetic clarinet teacher at school, but I don't think it can be the same guy as in a different part of the country and I don't think he was that old.  
RAB

Apricot wrote:
I used to know a former bandie called Pete Lloyd.  He was my peripatetic clarinet teacher at school, but I don't think it can be the same guy as in a different part of the country and I don't think he was that old.  


I'll check that one out for you Apricot....Nice to see you post again..

He has a very 'Deep South' accent, so you could be right..
2nd Clarinet

"Howdy Y'all. Now just a cotton picking minute there pardner".

That's 'Deep South'....Did speak like that?
Kratos

Nah yew ferking wangkerr, that's deeeep sarf innit!
2nd Clarinet

Kratos wrote:
Nah yew ferking wangkerr, that's deeeep sarf innit!


Is this any better for you?

I saw a notice on a board about a coicle roide,
Oi thought oi'll hev a goo at that
Thass suffin oi int troid
So oi went hoom an' oiled me boike
An oi got a form as well,
Oi picked a quid up 'ere 'n' theer,
From the folks oi hed ter tell,
So orf oi went on Satd'y morn
The sun was shoinin' broiht,
Oi met a decent crowd a folks,
An' oi troid with all me moight,
Theyput me name down on a board,
Oi thought wa'll thass o'roight
The day thet went boy whooly quick
But theer were churches oi coin't foind
Still oi come hoom wholly happy.
Apricot

thanks Rab    very poetic 2nd Clarinet  
admin

RAB wrote:

He has a very 'Deep South' accent, so you could be right..

Why did I just hear Dueling Banjos in my head?
Squeeeeeeeeal like a pig thar boy
RAB

Apricot wrote:
I used to know a former bandie called Pete Lloyd.  He was my peripatetic clarinet teacher at school, but I don't think it can be the same guy as in a different part of the country and I don't think he was that old.  


If that part of the Country was Leicestershire, Apricot, then it WAS the same Pete Lloyd..

And he IS that old.. He just doesn't look it, owing to his super diet of strawberries and honey...


. I wonder where he gets them from..????  (plug plug)..
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