The Bilge Pumps rolled into the land of the bard as we entertained the crowd at Shakespeare in the Park in Ft. Worth. A large crowd of appreciative folks were on hand for the culture shock of watching and listening to pirates singing before the refinement of "A Midsummer Night's Dream". I hope none of that good manners stuff rubbed off on us!
E and Squint argue back and forth again about who can sing the cleanest song, Maroon... or Kailyn.
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The rest of The Bilge Pumps are in danger of getting knocked off the stage when E starts busting a move.
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Kailyn just makes the sweetest face as Squint sings about his darlin' Nancy on "Haul Away Joe".
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Phil McGroin has his arms flapping like someone stuck a tray of ice to his butt.
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Here's a good example of the singing face that Phil always makes when he's trying his hardest. We all think it's damned funny.
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Not to be outdone, Squint makes his own singing face. This time he's not imitating Phil, but making a strange face all his own.
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Adding to the normal pressure of singing in the right key, The Bilge Pumps have an enormous snake waiting to chew on their red apples if they screw up.
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It's a miracle! Squeegy made an expression other than fright on stage!
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The Bilge Pumps prepare to rap. Squeegy apparently does it by acting like an Egyptian harem girl!
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Awww!! Doesn't Squint look just so cuuuuute when he's singin'?
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Video
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Westering Home/Pay Me |
Going from slow & pretty to rapid fire calypso |
Uploaded: Jul 15 2000     320 X 240    0:43 min.    |
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The Clean Song |
It's a kid-friendly show, make sure not to offend anyone with dirty lyrics |
Uploaded: Jul 15 2000     320 X 240    0:39 min.    |
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| Mardi Gras Galveston | Celtic Quill Pub | University of Oklahoma Medieval Fair | Pig & Whistle Pub | | Oklahoma Renaissance Faire | "HMS" Rose | Shakespeare in the Park | Tipperary Inn | | Hawkwood Medieval Fantasy Faire | Seabrook Music Festival | King Arthur Faire | Louisiana Renaissance Festival | | Dickens on the Strand |
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