Lets go round again take that cover

Posted by Nicky Richmond on November 14, in foodfood writing 10 Comments. Do you remember that song? When I started this blog a decade ago, I wrote about my food memories and why I was doing it, here. Though not having written about restaurants for some time, it might be helpful for anyone new here lets go round again take that cover me to introduce myself so you can hop onto the Richmond restaurant roadshow and see whether you want to stay.

The single charted at UK No. This version made No. English singer Louise covered "Let's Go Round Again" for her second album, Woman in Me , and released it as the album's second single in November It charted at 10 in the UK, number 21 in Flanders and number 30 in France. Jon O'Brien from AllMusic viewed the song as "a faithful cover". Here, the process continues with a skilful rebuild of the Average White Band hit which becomes a slick and effective disco stomper with strong '70s overtones. But it sadly lacks adventure.

Lets go round again take that cover

Apologies for that, but for once we left home with no devices other than a phone. We are slaves to the various shopping sites and booking platforms we peddle our wares on you lose all your brownie points if you take too long to acknowledge sales or reply to queries , but sometimes you just want it all to STOP, if only for a few days, which we did manage to do. The box of padded envelopes which arrived when we were away sadly suffered the fate of being left outside our garage for three days, next to a leaky downpipe. Fortunately I saved most of them by lining them up along the radiators but for once the sometimes risky practice of leaving deliveries in the recycling bin might have been a better option. So, where did I go? There has been much development going on along the waterfront of late and it also has some of the most interesting visitor attractions in Scotland. The building itself is actually the most impressive thing about it however and so far the permanent collections are a bit sparse. A nice restaurant, gift shop and conference facilities, but not much else. Perhaps it will improve with time. As it says in the caption, his bold graphic style helped define the look of early 80s music. As the first two bands in that list have appeared around here before, a good time to include something by Aztec Camera who quite unfathomably have never been featured. Perhaps I should have chosen something by a Dundee band for this post but the usual suspects, Deacon Blue, Danny Wilson and The Associates have all already appeared. When writing about those bands I always expressed surprise that their most familiar songs only reached the lower reaches of the UK Singles Chart. Here we are again with Scottish band Aztec Camera , as their song Oblivious apparently only reached the No.

But it sadly lacks adventure.

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I n these nostalgia-driven times, few musical ventures set the cash tills ringing like a pop act's comeback. But many end in disaster - even for pop's biggest names. Michael Jackson has been booed off stage, the Spice Girls' initially triumphant tour was downsized amid reports of less-than-spicy ticket sales, and serial comeback queen Britney Spears' last attempt ended in onstage tears, as she appeared to have forgotten how to dance along to her own lyrics. Even if you're successful enough to warrant a comeback, there's still a chance it will go horrendously wrong. When s superstars All Saints released a comeback album in , it sold less than Andy Abraham's Soul Man, an album by a singing dustman. Similarly earthbound are the ageing "boy" band East In the wake of various punch-ups, drug controversies and a rebranding as E17 cruelly dubbed "17 Es" , they were last sighted playing university balls, minus lead singer Tony Mortimer. As more acts hit the reunion circuit this summer, there will be more public calamities.

Lets go round again take that cover

How time flies. Although the pieces that comprised AWB in the early years have since splintered, Average White Band lives on with Onnie McIntyre and Alan Gorrie — original band members — still performing with zest, supported by the brilliant lead vocals of Brent Carter. As for the splinters, they have carved out splendid careers for themselves. Albums — and successful ones at that — have followed. Stewart remains the master of the live act. He even managed to get some of the largely middle aged audience out of their seats and dancing — no mean feat for a Thursday night in conservative Chelsea. Assisted in big dollops by a mercurial Adam Phillips on guitar, the ever genial Steve Pearce on bass, Ian Thomas on drums, Jim Watson on keyboards, plus a four-strong horn section led by Duncan the Duke of Montrose , Stewart confirmed that age has done little to wane his powers. His voice, all soul and falsetto, can still rip through the heart like a razor. Haunting on occasion, spine tingling at other times. Funky when needs must.

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