Continuing our Norfolk series of tracks, this is 'Castle Rising'
Castle Rising is a 12th Century Castle near Kings Lynn which was one owned by the mother of Edward III, Queen Isabella, following her part in the murder of her Edward I (Norfolk ways...)
Soundclouders click here to hear it
The video is on Youtube - click here to watch
Drone footage is courtesy of our friend (and occasional Sea Cadet) Graham Cooke at Drone People.
We decided to cover a mighty tune by the Sheringham Springsteen himself, Allan Smethurst. Anyone casting a slight against the Singing Postman is liable to find themselves overstamped.
Have you got a Soundcloud boi ? Listen here if so...
The Old North Walsham Line video is 5G compliant and exempt from social distancing. Watch it here
Fresh from having sorted out the anti-vaxxers and Covidiots, now we turn our thoughts towards Europe.
Sighs...
Guitar solo by Mr Pete Abbott
Here's the Soundcloud ...
The Eurovision friendly video be here my beauties...
Anti vax, anti mask and anti lockdown twats have had their say, here is ours....
We've remixed a Dub track because, well, lockdown.
Here is the original track...
We decided to use a few Sea Cadets samples - Pete Abbott's guitar from Driving to Hunstanton for example and bring in our Queen, Greta Thunberg. One Love !
The track can be downloaded direct from Soundcloud for free.
Video directed by Ron Howard.
The initial pressing of 'Live At The Apollo' has now SOLD OUT.
Copies are still available (but without the free badge & poster) by clicking here.
It would be fair to say that the Sea Cadets are more fond of cake than a salad.
This new track - 'Billy in Bunbury' uses a 1925 Advertising poem by Ruth Plumly Thompson for the Royal Baking Powder Company over the usual nautical post punk shenanigans. Narrated by Patti Cunningham, the song tells the story of Billy, who wont eat.
Our latest track has Rob channelling his inner Jah Wobble. ? Jah Robble.
Wonderfully, Monty Don himself retweeted a link to the video
Forty years ago, the Exploding Hamsters played a free gig at Pentney Abbey, The Sea Cadets re-recorded one of the tracks they played that night in celebration.
