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Comedy Dave | 18:32 UK time, Sunday, 11 March 2007


Dear Friends,

Welcome to my Dave blog live from day three of the Chris Moyles Rallyoke for Comic Relief 2007. It’s currently 6.30pm Sunday evening and we’ve just arrived in Liverpool...

As you’ll know from all of the impressive and substantial visual content currently available at Radio 1 Online, we’ve already rocked a phat one in Bournemouth and Swansea and tonight we’re about to showcase our vocal acrobatics to the fine people of Liverpool. The total is well over the £200,000 mark so far which is incredible, and it’s our mission to keep pushing that Comic Relief cash register as high as we possibly can over the coming week.

So far the mood is good, and while some of the singing has been bad, we’re helping to build wells and hospitals and stuff in this country and in Africa, so we’d like to thank everybody for their fantastic generosity so far.

I’d love to stay and ramble a bit more and tell you what I’d had for my tea and what colour underpants I’m wearing, but unfortunately our busy showbiz schedule requires me to report for entertainment duty at tonight’s venue in about 20 minutes, so I ‘m going to have to get a move on.

No doubt Aled or someone will be back to update you shortly with some insightful post-Karaoke insight for those that like to get their updates online.

So thanks again for all your support and I’ll be back next time.

Until then

Kind Thoughts

Dave.

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  • 1.
  • At 04:12 AM on 13 Mar 2007,
  • Jo Richards wrote:

ahhh was so so good on saturday night in the hotel.. Asa and Andy Joyce=LEGENDS! that breakfast shift the day after was possibly the biggest challenge in the world but such a laugh haha, best of luck with the rest of the tour :) , your drunken breakfast waitress at swansea xx

  • 2.
  • At 07:34 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • lee bond wrote:

just wanted to say the you lot are doing a great job raising all this cash for comic relief . keep up the good work

lee from worcester

  • 3.
  • At 07:19 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • Tracy wrote:

Sounds like you're all having a blast on the Rallyoke tour, I'm jealous!!!!! Please, please, please, please can you come to Oxford next time you go on tour???

  • 4.
  • At 06:52 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • Sophia wrote:

Hi Dave,

I think the Handbags & Gladrags rendition is superb. It's moving! And I discover a fact that you've probably known about but still decided to mention, which is that the words on the gong mean "treasure or fortune" & "come" respectively. Now that's pretty true to the spirit of raising money for comic relief!

Keep up the good work!

Sophia

  • 5.
  • At 06:18 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • wrote:

My Best Wishes to the Chris Moyles Show during Comic Relief.

  • 6.
  • At 05:56 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • wrote:

Hey dave, sounds like your having a fantastic time on the rallyoake tour.I loved listening to the audio this morning espeically Rachel's singing!Well done on rasing so much money, you guys rock!

Much love

Gracie x

  • 7.
  • At 02:47 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • Harry wrote:

What a Laugh, funny funny night, Aled and the Pants, Chris and Kelly, that awesome pub singer who bettered the pro's.

Worth the 200 texts easy !

  • 8.
  • At 01:10 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • jackie wrote:

Chris Dave and Kelly Jones singing Handbags and Gladrags is the funniest thing I have heard in ages!

Well done lads.

  • 9.
  • At 12:53 PM on 12 Mar 2007,
  • Granny Smith wrote:

Thank you Thank you Thank you, Dave, Chris, Dom, Rachel, Aled, Carrie and everyone else. What a great night (mind us lot in Wales dont get out that much, we have been known to go to the opening of a Baked Bean can)
Swansea rocked on Saturday night, Aled, kissed my daughter in law now she wont stop going on about it, just by impressing him with her Welsh when she's English, he's sooo easy.

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