seasick

Imagine the captain of a Channel ferry being forced to return to Dover because some passengers were seasick!

Another passenger told the ECHO: "By 10am, the boat was tilting and tipping so violently that approximately three-quarters of those aboard were seasick. Kids and adults were lying on the floor, the smell of sick was disgusting."

Far left to right, The Lake Poets, Seasick Steve, Martha Reeves and Lanterns And The Lake

Katee, who teaches guitar and ukulele at Bishopbriggs School of Music, played with Seasick Steve in front of 12,500 fans at Wembley.

He began his career at a time when most people are thinking about putting their feet up but Seasick Steve looks to have plenty more miles on the clock as he hit St David's Hall in Cardiff on the latest leg of a punishing tour.

However, Seasick Steve, given steroid-laden momentum by Magnusson's drum-sound, has a method of delivery which has won him an audience with little prior knowledge of the music.

As if the job isn't tough enough, it's not long before our host is feeling seasick, and there are fish to be gutted, and a very irritated skipper to be dealt with.

BLUES singer Seasick Steve and ex-Formula 1 world champion Kimi Raikkonen can expect to be hit by a 'hammer blow' next month.

He was spotted looking seasick in choppy seas at around 5pm by a passing yachtsman, who called the coastguard.

They can use it when they're training for our next events, so everybody wins!” Andrew Pettersen of Seasick Marketing said when discussing the benefits of offering the Digi-Wear Tech Shirts.

French national Carole Escaravage, a life coach in Dubai who lives here with her husband Greg Rung, a consultant with a bank, and three young children -- Anouk, aged five, Noe, aged six and the youngest Alice, aged two -- who got on board for free, were severely seasick despite the handing out of anti-nausesa tablets.

Hubcap Music Seastick Steve "These are just a few things you'll find on a farm," sings septuagenarian songsmith Seasick Steve on the opening track of his sixth album, before listing items including rakes, tractors and shovels.

At 7.32pm the main Moelfre RNLI lifeboat towed the 26ft yacht of a "violently seasick" sailor from Point Lynas to Amlwch Port.

"One is the strongest seasick pill around, probably illegal, and it'll send you to sleep before you've got time to spit.