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Surprise visitor
Peter Murphy
closed the first half, singing 'Joseph Baker' and, in remembrance of the Battle of the
Somme, Eric Bogle's 'Green Fields Of France'. |
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Kicking off the second half was Kevin Robinson
who sang Van Morrison's 'Tupelo Honey'
with Derek Greenacre on guitar.
Kevin played keyboard as soloed with his own composition, 'Sugar Baby'. |
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Still buzzing from from last month's Spotlight Pat
Yeowart
& Kevin gave us
Kris Kristofferson's classic 'Me And Bobby McGee' followed by 'Devil
And The Deep Blue
Sea' . |
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Looking very tanned from his recent holiday
Jack Hakin was in good form with
'Before The Next Teardrops Fall' and then the lovely song 'Return To
Me' which had him wandering around the room serenading all the pretty
girls! |
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Alex Okon
played Bach's Cantata and then his first public performance of 'Tales
From The Vienna Woods' by Johann Strauss. |
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Back to self-penned material as Neil Ethair
sang 'Where The Singer Goes' and 'Well, Have You Seen Her'. |
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Ann Lunam-Cowan,
complete with actions (see the photo: finger in the ear!), read
the Les Barker poem 'Folk Club Disaster'. |
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Returning to Dylan, Dave Donohoe
began with 'Girl Of The North Country' and finished with a Rosanne Cash song 'God Is In The Roses'. |
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Tony Hamblin
didn't bring his banjo (!) so sang unaccompanied and ended the busy
evening with 'Betsy Surtees' and 'Pleasant And Delightful' which had
us all joining in! |
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Next Spotlight...
John Campbell
20th July 2006
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| 15 acts, 29
songs, tunes and a poem - that'll cost you just over 6p per performer or 3p
per number... at just £1 admission (remember, 'It's In The
Bag') it's great value. Singers, Musicians & Poets
nights are held on the 1st Thursday of
every month, and there's more of the same but with extended Spotlight sets on the
3rd Thursday. |
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Hot? Yes!... Stuffy? No way!
The door is open - and so were the windows tonight. |
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