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Harry
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Kate Bush seems to be enjoying a bit of a comeback at the moment.
It's interesting seeing her sing "Let It Be" produced by Stock, Faceache & Watemellon way back in 1987...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeD0YwEQ_iU
Nev can be seen singing and dancing with 2 of the Bananarama girls around about 4 minutes 20 seconds
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Heheh, looks like he's enjoying himself. I never remembered Nev being involved in Ferry Aid
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87 sure was a dodgy year for music. Spotted Simon Bates in that mob, plus Pepsi & Shirlie, Nick Kershaw, Paul King, Mel & Kim, the lad from Hot Chocolate, Nick Kamen off the Levis Ad, and a load of other people I wish I had not remembered. Very Happy
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Fester wrote:
87 sure was a dodgy year for music. Spotted Simon Bates in that mob, plus Pepsi & Shirlie, Nick Kershaw, Paul King, Mel & Kim, the lad from Hot Chocolate, Nick Kamen off the Levis Ad, and a load of other people I wish I had not remembered. Very Happy


Oh I don't know... 1987 was probably a better year than 2014 ... I think both Errol Brown and Leee John are very talented writer/performers and both very original. I love Chris Difford & Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze. Ruby Turner, Edwin Starr, Boy George and Andy Bell are good at what they do. I think Garry Bushell organised it which explains why you have 3 page three girls, 2 women from Hi De Hi, Nasty Nick from Eastenders, Anne Diamond and a couple of The Nolans mixed in with Maxi Priest, Nev and Jimmy Pursey!

I wonder who got on with who that day?
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That really is / was awful. Cool
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Sorry I couldn't resist Smile I also spotted Annie Ruddock (Amazulu) Smile


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According to Wiki the group Working Week were involved - members of that band are now in Jerry's Orchestra - it's a small world
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I always associated Working Week with the Special AKA at the time, both introduced me to other styles of music that I wasn't familar with but have stuck with me since...latin jazz etc. Working Week had some great tracks like Venceremos, South Africa and I Thought I'd Never See You Again but then also some average soul influenced stuff which was obviously commercially driven. I first saw Jerry Dammers DJ in 1987 at Club Sandino in Dublin. It was a club that played 'world music' with proceeds going to Nicaraguan support groups. I remember Simon Booth from Working Week DJ-ed at the same club a week or two later, both seemed to be doing the same circuit. Do you know if it's him that's in the Spatial AKA, Harry?
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Hi, Larry Stabbins is the guy I was thinking of:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Stabbins
It says he released a solo album which features members of the orchestra.
I think he got a rave review for it in The London Evening Standard Newspaper recently
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Simon Booth has his own band, Afro Celt Sound System, plus does a lot of folk music / World Music type stuff on the side. Always interesting stuff, Paul Weller was involved if my old brain aint playing tricks on me. Maybe that was a dream.


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mangeire wrote:
I always associated Working Week with the Special AKA at the time, both introduced me to other styles of music that I wasn't familar with but have stuck with me since...latin jazz etc. Working Week had some great tracks like Venceremos, South Africa and I Thought I'd Never See You Again but then also some average soul influenced stuff which was obviously commercially driven. I first saw Jerry Dammers DJ in 1987 at Club Sandino in Dublin. It was a club that played 'world music' with proceeds going to Nicaraguan support groups. I remember Simon Booth from Working Week DJ-ed at the same club a week or two later, both seemed to be doing the same circuit. Do you know if it's him that's in the Spatial AKA, Harry?


Me too mangeire! Even Matt Bianco, whose 'Half a Minute' I'm still very fond of, helped introduce me to Latin Jazz as a teenager. Working Week I only knew from the Absolute Beginners' soundtrack, and I also first saw Dammers at the Sandino gig in McGonagles in '87, used to have the poster on my wall...
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wally wrote:
mangeire wrote:
I always associated Working Week with the Special AKA at the time, both introduced me to other styles of music that I wasn't familar with but have stuck with me since...latin jazz etc. Working Week had some great tracks like Venceremos, South Africa and I Thought I'd Never See You Again but then also some average soul influenced stuff which was obviously commercially driven. I first saw Jerry Dammers DJ in 1987 at Club Sandino in Dublin. It was a club that played 'world music' with proceeds going to Nicaraguan support groups. I remember Simon Booth from Working Week DJ-ed at the same club a week or two later, both seemed to be doing the same circuit. Do you know if it's him that's in the Spatial AKA, Harry?


Me too mangeire! Even Matt Bianco, whose 'Half a Minute' I'm still very fond of, helped introduce me to Latin Jazz as a teenager. Working Week I only knew from the Absolute Beginners' soundtrack, and I also first saw Dammers at the Sandino gig in McGonagles in '87, used to have the poster on my wall...


I never really heard anything by Working Week at the time but I did like The Style Council, Sade, Matt Bianco, Fine Young Cannibals and Stan Campbell, thanks to The Special AKA Play at home documentary.

I was also at McGonagles 1987 Smile
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Not the only time that Nev has played with Bush.

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Fine Young Cannibals & Matt Bianco weren't great mates

http://youtu.be/yu5RW3C2_mM
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I heard Fine Young Cannibals got very drunk in the bar before the awards and decided to play a joke on Matt Bianco but obviously he didn't find it very funny? Smile
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For a good cause - but apart from 'Starvation' by the 2 tone allstars which was a great record in its own right, so many charity records sound like that old Coca Cola advert.

On the jazz theme, yes it was interesting to hear at that time. I especially liked 'Paris Match' by The Style Council and Maureen by Sade.
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