Music places us in a time, in a place, with friends…. and nobody knows that better than musicians which is why I give you Michael Rafferty.
Of Northern Irish powerhouses The Minnows and his covers band The Handsome Princes.
All while he is one half of a top duo, PR stalwarts Duffy Rafferty, with fellow Travel expert Lawrence Rafferty.
They boast StenaLine www.stenaline.co.uk as one of their clients and they have literally continued to negotiate the stormy waters.
Still sailing
Continuing to sail from Ireland to Scotland and even delivering The Son and Heir, who had become an adopted Belfast Boy Belfast Chilled, back to us in Edinburgh.
Back to the story and Michael is putting a smile on all our faces with his daily songs and transporting us to dreamlands… and is also taking requests.
Homeward bound: On Stena on the way back from Northern Ireland to Scotland
And you can check out The Minnows on their Facebook page… https://m.facebook.com/theminnows/.
A Rising Star
As for me and my singing prowess I was done up like a kipper at the karaoke concert hall in Rising Star in CityWalk Universal Orlando https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/
When my hosts Fiona and Natalie put me up to sing Lady Marmalade, although I did not learn my lesson and reprised it with Mr Brightside.
No, I don’t have a Scooby either. At Universal Studios Hollywood
You can read all about my Orlando adventures in Aaawlando… Orlando, the rollercoaster capital, Why I love The Donald,
And more Universal in Hollywood Studios https://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/web/en/us/ and My Weekend With Marilyn.
But back to video of Bandanaman singing.
Now where better than the Bosphorus on our visit to Istanbul https://visit.istanbul with Turkish Airlines https://www.turkishairlines.com.
And Wham bam, thank you Hamam.
And showcasing my pal Ian Bloomfield of Irish Travel Trade News… www.ittn.ie
Move aside Bjorn and Benny, we’re taking your places opposite the girls. Bagsy me Agnetha.
And I’ll bring you more songs that transport me back to fave destinations in the coming days.
Tell me too your songs from your holidays.
