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| July 9, 2008 | ||
| 8:00 pm |
Our answer to Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - two exemplary musicians with very different backgrounds, joining together to produce something magical. Vocalist Natalie is best known for her work with pop group Scooch, who were the UK’s Eurovision representatives in 2007 and who have enjoyed a string of top-ten hits.
Ian was the house drummer at Ronnie Scott’s in Birmingham when he was 16, and now performs in the jazz vein with the likes of Georgie Fame and Alan Skidmore.
Together they will provide unique, jazz-tinged readings of pop classics including songs by Chaka Khan, Gabrielle and Roberta Flack, plus one or two surprises!
Accompanying Natalie and Ian, who attended Arthur Terry School at the same time, for this unforgettable night will be Dave Day (guitar, vocals), Bryan Corbett (trumpet), Marcus Byrne (keyboards), and Roger Inniss (bass).
Support is provided by Gemma Shaw.
Tickets for this concert, presented in association with Palmerlive Concerts (www.palmerlive.co.uk), are available now on 0121 464 8990 or via www.suttoncoldfieldtownhall.co.uk.
For more background on this event read our interview with Natalie Powers.
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