Desperately dancing to forget

Scores of eager dancers hit the dance floor at the Shellharbour Workers Club on Sat 23rd September, trying hard to forget that St George/Illawarra lost to the Melbourne Storm that night. Whilst Groove Temple remains based in NSW, it is incumbent on them to voice apology for playing up such a storm as to tip the metaphysical scales in the favour of the Mexicans.

Ang, vocalist for GT skirted the issue: “These things are beyond earthly influence, we are innocents and pawns of the gods; They say we play, they say they dance. We are powerless mortals.........give me a break alright!! I was just singing and playing my guitar and had nothing to do with it...........Crikey, I hope we do better in the AFL, or we’ll have to start wearing disguises.”

Luckily the game was over before Groove Temple hit the stage on Saturday, so the punters did not have to see the looks of anguish on the band's faces.

Ang was last seen fretting over the carcass of a chicken in hope of good fortune for the Sydney Swans in the AFL. His last comment was. “Has anyone seen my lucky undies?”

Groove Temple will again face the music on the October long weekend, playing at the Currarong Bowling Club for Saturday 30th September. The long weekends are usually huge there. Groove Temple will be ensuring there is plenty to boogie about. People are going to need it.