Until a while ago you could come down to the beach at Tauro on any Sunday afternoon and you could listen to live music from the Bar Pio-Pio as you chilled out on the sand or splash around in the sea.

Local musicians would turn up and do a set, so did visiting musicians, some of whom came on holiday to Gran Canaria specially for (oh, sure!). Look back through our archives to see the performers we've had here at the beach. It's agreat shame that it doesn't happen anymore - maybe one day it'll be revived.

We at the One And Only Original Tauro On Sunday don't have clue who is playing on the beach these days, but here you can see a load of old sessions (our most recent is from October 2004)! If you go along there now, have a swim and a drink and try to imagine what it was like in the good ol' days!

We used to have a photographer at most weeks - whether you were a performer or being entertained you could have had your photo on this page for your mates back home (and the rest of the world) to see. If you were here all those years ago you might still have an original limited edition T-shirt - we'd like to know if you still wear it.

Walk, car, bus, taxi, scooter, boat, plane, jetski, bike or swim - we don't care how you get here, as long as you come along. Since we made the Sunday live music sessions at Tauro famous, they've even built a motorway under the mountains so you can get straight here from the airport.

Oh, you mean you want directions? Look for the Guantanamo Restaurant between Playa Amadores and Playa del Cura and turn off towards the beach there (or get the bus or a taxi and ask for Tauro!). Or look at the Google Map.

If you enjoyed yourself while you were here, tell your friends about it by sending them a Tell 'em about message, and tell us about it in the guestbook.