The
Wurzels at Perkin Warbeck pub in Taunton
Legendary West Country folk band The Wurzels performed live at The
Perkin Warbeck pub in Taunton before a crowd of 800 enthusiastic
fans.
The
performance took place following the 20/20 cricket match between
Somerset and Gloucestershire, which took place close to the pub.
Tickets
for the performance cost £5.00 each, £1.00 of which
went to Wetherspoon's chosen charity CLIC Sargent.
In
addition, 5p a bottle from sales of Thatchers Wurzel Me cider was
also donated to a prostate cancer charity.
 The
band played for one hour and performed favourites, including I've
got a Brand New Combine Harvester, I Am A Cider Drinker
and Don't Look Back in Anger (see YouTube clip above).
The
pub's manager, Gavin Coughlin (pictured above posing with the band),
said: "It was a fantastic evening, and The Wurzels went down
a storm, with many in the audience singing along to the well-known
songs."
Review
reprinted with permission from the JD
Wetherspoons website.
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