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29th May 1997. Things were different then in Muscat. Britain still owned Hong Kong. Nobody told the audience to switch off their phones because nobody had any. I distinctly remember Brian Campbell telling me how he squared up against a huge camel spider in his flat in Madinat Qaboos - you don't see many camel spiders in MQ these days ! Satellite dishes were only just starting to appear in Oman so people made their own entertainment. This was the best it got. I loved the evening then and having watched it many times over the years, love it even more now. The mistakes are often what makes it so good. I'll never forget McDougal and his dog winning at cricket, Len Williams was superb, the crazy Spellbinders annoying many with their irreverance, some beautiful songs, the compere in dinner jacket, the timeless frustration over those papers in "if i were a rich man". They made the sighs seem so real. see also: Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Elaine Cockerham and Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Len Williams "HOW McDOUGALL TOPPED THE SCORE" - Thomas E. Spencer (1845-1910) http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets... 00:00 Chastity Belt Scene : Chuck Hunter, Marcus?, Len Williams 04:17 "A Truro Maggot": John Anderson (clarinet), Tim Lees (piano) 05:55 "Just a girl who can't say no" from Oklahoma ! : John's girlfriend Frieda ? 06:55 "McDougal topped the score" : Brian Campbell 15:36 "The dream I dreamed" from Les Miserables : Sarah Roberts 18:07 "An Accident" : Alfred ? 21:50 "Memories" from Phantom of the Opera : Maude? 22:55 Photographs given by Lesley Ketterman to Maggie Jones, ?, ?, Chuck Hunter 24:31 "The gasman cometh" by Flanders and Swan: Len Williams 28:25 Josh Garner 29:11 The Spellbinders ! invading from Muscat Drama group 32:27 "Blow the wind southerly" folk song and "If I were a rich man" from 1964 Fiddler on the roof: Mr Transom and Mr Stalwood 37:40 "Lee Fang Fu" : David Ketterman (compere) and Marcus ? 41:24 "Slavonic dance" piano duo: John Anderson and Lesley Ketterman 42:38 Finale: Muscat Singers Committee sing "Shenandoah"

29th May 1997. Things were different then in Muscat. Britain still owned Hong Kong. Nobody told the audience to switch off their phones because nobody had any. I distinctly remember Brian Campbell telling me how he squared up against a huge camel spider in his flat in Madinat Qaboos - you don't see many camel spiders in MQ these days ! Satellite dishes were only just starting to appear in Oman so people made their own entertainment. This was the best it got. I loved the evening then and having watched it many times over the years, love it even more now. The mistakes are often what makes it so good. I'll never forget McDougal and his dog winning at cricket, Len Williams was superb, the crazy Spellbinders annoying many with their irreverance, some beautiful songs, the compere in dinner jacket, the timeless frustration over those papers in "if i were a rich man". They made the sighs seem so real. see also: Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Elaine Cockerham and Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Len Williams "HOW McDOUGALL TOPPED THE SCORE" - Thomas E. Spencer (1845-1910) http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets... 00:00 Chastity Belt Scene : Chuck Hunter, Marcus?, Len Williams 04:17 "A Truro Maggot": John Anderson (clarinet), Tim Lees (piano) 05:55 "Just a girl who can't say no" from Oklahoma ! : John's girlfriend Frieda ? 06:55 "McDougal topped the score" : Brian Campbell 15:36 "The dream I dreamed" from Les Miserables : Sarah Roberts 18:07 "An Accident" : Alfred ? 21:50 "Memories" from Phantom of the Opera : Maude? 22:55 Photographs given by Lesley Ketterman to Maggie Jones, ?, ?, Chuck Hunter 24:31 "The gasman cometh" by Flanders and Swan: Len Williams 28:25 Josh Garner 29:11 The Spellbinders ! invading from Muscat Drama group 32:27 "Blow the wind southerly" folk song and "If I were a rich man" from 1964 Fiddler on the roof: Mr Transom and Mr Stalwood 37:40 "Lee Fang Fu" : David Ketterman (compere) and Marcus ? 41:24 "Slavonic dance" piano duo: John Anderson and Lesley Ketterman 42:38 Finale: Muscat Singers Committee sing "Shenandoah"

29th May 1997. Things were different then in Muscat. Britain still owned Hong Kong. Nobody told the audience to switch off their phones because nobody had any. I distinctly remember Brian Campbell telling me how he squared up against a huge camel spider in his flat in Madinat Qaboos - you don't see many camel spiders in MQ these days ! Satellite dishes were only just starting to appear in Oman so people made their own entertainment. This was the best it got. I loved the evening then and having watched it many times over the years, love it even more now. The mistakes are often what makes it so good. I'll never forget McDougal and his dog winning at cricket, Len Williams was superb, the crazy Spellbinders annoying many with their irreverance, some beautiful songs, the compere in dinner jacket, the timeless frustration over those papers in "if i were a rich man". They made the sighs seem so real. see also: Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Elaine Cockerham and Muscat Singers Entertainment Evening 1997: Len Williams "HOW McDOUGALL TOPPED THE SCORE" - Thomas E. Spencer (1845-1910) http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets... 00:00 Chastity Belt Scene : Chuck Hunter, Marcus?, Len Williams 04:17 "A Truro Maggot": John Anderson (clarinet), Tim Lees (piano) 05:55 "Just a girl who can't say no" from Oklahoma ! : John's girlfriend Frieda ? 06:55 "McDougal topped the score" : Brian Campbell 15:36 "The dream I dreamed" from Les Miserables : Sarah Roberts 18:07 "An Accident" : Alfred ? 21:50 "Memories" from Phantom of the Opera : Maude? 22:55 Photographs given by Lesley Ketterman to Maggie Jones, ?, ?, Chuck Hunter 24:31 "The gasman cometh" by Flanders and Swan: Len Williams 28:25 Josh Garner 29:11 The Spellbinders ! invading from Muscat Drama group 32:27 "Blow the wind southerly" folk song and "If I were a rich man" from 1964 Fiddler on the roof: Mr Transom and Mr Stalwood 37:40 "Lee Fang Fu" : David Ketterman (compere) and Marcus ? 41:24 "Slavonic dance" piano duo: John Anderson and Lesley Ketterman 42:38 Finale: Muscat Singers Committee sing "Shenandoah"