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KOKOMO - I Can Understand It - Part 1 - with Tony O'...

23,

05:49,

2008-05-27 17:37:24

Description: Tony O'Malley, with other original Kokomo members, sing 'I Can Understand it' (Part 1) at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Eddy Armani, (More) Tony O'Malley, with other original Kokomo members, sing 'I Can Understand it' (Part 1) at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Eddy Armani, Kokomo, and Franke Pharoah, kindly perform after a sad event - check out the other videos. View the whole 11.5 min, in better quality video - BlipTV flash vid: http://blip.tv/file/946883?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOICanUnderstandIt784.flv BlipTV mpeg4 - even better - might require full download before playing: http://blip.tv/file/946883?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOICanUnderstandIt784.mp4 Vocals and keyboard: Tony O'Malley (see below). Guitar: Neil Hubbard (see below). Guitar: Adam Phillips (see below). Sax: Mel Collins (see below). Bass Guitar: Mark Smith. Backing vocals: Frank Collins, Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh (see below). Drums: Glen Le Fleur (see below). TONY O'MALLEY, formally of Arrival, Kokomo and 10CC, is from London, but at the moment based in Georgia where he has become a national and TV star. He regularly performs in the U.K. and Western Europe (particularly London's 606 Club) - gig details on his website. Visit Tony at: http://www.tonyomalley.com Tony on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/tonyomalley1 NEIL HUBBARD was guitarist with The Grease Band, Joe Cocker and Roxy Music, and played on the original 1970 concept album, Jesus Christ Superstar. ADAM PHILLIPS plays regularly with his own Adam Phillips Band, and has worked with Hamish Stuart, (ex Average White Band,) Tom Robinson,Tina Turner, Whitney Houston and Dave Lewis. His own blues outfit includes Black Sabbath bassist Jo Burt. FRANK COLLINS, DYAN BIRCH and PADDY McHUGH, are ex-members of Arrival, and later, Kokomo, that included Tony O'Malley, Neil Hubbard, Mel Collins, and Alan Spenner. Frank, contributing vocals to Bryan Ferry's 'In Your Mind' album, also worked with Ian Dury, Marc Bolan, Terence Trent D'Arby, Alison Moyet, Bob Dylan & Marianne Faithfull. MEL COLLINS: veteran saxophonist and flautist; read about the great Mel Collins here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_Collins GLEN LE FLEUR has been percussionist for Wishbone Ash, Arrival, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Gonzales, and Gerry Rafferty. Video by Jack Slipper. Copyright © - All rights reserved. (Less)

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KOKOMO - I Can Understand It - Part 2 - with Tony O'...

19,

05:42,

2008-05-27 15:39:43

Description: Tony O'Malley, with other original Kokomo members, sing 'I Can Understand it' (Part 2) at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Eddy Armani, (More) Tony O'Malley, with other original Kokomo members, sing 'I Can Understand it' (Part 2) at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Eddy Armani, Kokomo, and Franke Pharoah, kindly perform after a sad event - check out the other videos. View the whole 11.5 min, in better quality video - BlipTV flash vid: http://blip.tv/file/946883?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOICanUnderstandIt784.flv BlipTV mpeg4 - even better - might require full download before playing: http://blip.tv/file/946883?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOICanUnderstandIt784.mp4 Vocals and keyboard: Tony O'Malley (see below). Guitar: Neil Hubbard (see below). Guitar: Adam Phillips (see below). Sax: Mel Collins (see below). Bass Guitar: Mark Smith. Backing vocals: Frank Collins, Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh (see below). Drums: Glen Le Fleur (see below). TONY O'MALLEY, formally of Arrival, Kokomo and 10CC, is from London, but at the moment based in Georgia where he has become a national and TV star. He regularly performs in the U.K. and Western Europe (particularly London's 606 Club) - gig details on his website. Visit Tony at: http://www.tonyomalley.com Tony on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/tonyomalley1 NEIL HUBBARD was guitarist with The Grease Band, Joe Cocker and Roxy Music, and played on the original 1970 concept album, Jesus Christ Superstar. ADAM PHILLIPS plays regularly with his own Adam Phillips Band, and has worked with Hamish Stuart, (ex Average White Band,) Tom Robinson,Tina Turner, Whitney Houston and Dave Lewis. His own blues outfit includes Black Sabbath bassist Jo Burt. FRANK COLLINS, DYAN BIRCH and PADDY McHUGH, are ex-members of Arrival, and later, Kokomo, that included Tony O'Malley, Neil Hubbard, Mel Collins, and Alan Spenner. Frank, contributing vocals to Bryan Ferry's 'In Your Mind' album, also worked with Ian Dury, Marc Bolan, Terence Trent D'Arby, Alison Moyet, Bob Dylan & Marianne Faithfull. MEL COLLINS: veteran saxophonist and flautist; read about the great Mel Collins here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_Collins GLEN LE FLEUR has been percussionist for Wishbone Ash, Arrival, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Gonzales, and Gerry Rafferty. Video by Jack Slipper. Copyright © - All rights reserved. (Less)

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KOKOMO - Sweet Home Kokomo - with Tony O'Malley

23,

05:54,

2008-05-26 18:17:19

Description: Tony O'Malley, with original Kokomo members, sings 'Sweet Home Kokomo' at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Kokomo, Eddy Armani, and Franke (More) Tony O'Malley, with original Kokomo members, sings 'Sweet Home Kokomo' at the Sheen Club, Barnes. A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend. Kokomo, Eddy Armani, and Franke Pharoah, kindly perform after a sad event - check out the other videos. View the video in better quality BlipTV flash vid: http://blip.tv/file/949000?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOSweetHomeKokomo279.flv BlipTV mpeg4 - even better - might require full download before playing: http://blip.tv/file/949000?filename=TonyOMalley-KOKOMOSweetHomeKokomo279.mp4 Vocals and keyboard: Tony O'Malley (see below). Guitar: Neil Hubbard (see below). Guitar: Bernie Holland (see below). Sax: Mel Collins (see below). Bass Guitar: Mark Smith. Backing vocals: Frank Collins, Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh (see below). Drums: Glen Le Fleur (see below). TONY O'MALLEY, formally of Arrival, Kokomo and 10CC, is from London, but at the moment based in Georgia where he has become a national and TV star. He regularly performs in the U.K. and Western Europe (particularly London's 606 Club) - gig details on his website. Visit Tony at: http://www.tonyomalley.com Tony on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/tonyomalley1 NEIL HUBBARD was guitarist with The Grease Band, Joe Cocker and Roxy Music, and played on the original 1970 concept album, Jesus Christ Superstar. FRANK COLLINS, DYAN BIRCH and PADDY McHUGH, are ex-members of Arrival, and later, Kokomo, that included Tony O'Malley, Neil Hubbard, Mel Collins, and Alan Spenner. Frank, contributing vocals to Bryan Ferry's 'In Your Mind' album, also worked with Ian Dury, Marc Bolan, Terence Trent D'Arby, Alison Moyet, Bob Dylan & Marianne Faithfull. BERNIE HOLLAND was guitarist with Patto and Love Affair. Later he performed and recorded with, and wrote for, Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, and Jeff Beck, amongst many others. One of the many albums to which he contributed was the Rutles 'Archaeology.' Bernie, also a respected and accredited music teacher, has an upcoming new web site - keep a look out for www.bernieholland.com MEL COLLINS: veteran saxophonist and flautist; read about the great Mel Collins here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_Collins GLEN LE FLEUR has been percussionist for Wishbone Ash, Arrival, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Gonzales, and Gerry Rafferty. Video by Jack Slipper. Copyright © - All rights reserved. (Less)

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Jimmy Thomas - Secret Doors To Secret Places

15,

03:23,

2008-04-21 16:18:44

Description: I have known Jimmy Thomas for a staggering thirty five years. I used to vist him when I first visited London, at his home in Chepstow Road, Notting Hill gate, and even have my picture in Kev (More) I have known Jimmy Thomas for a staggering thirty five years. I used to vist him when I first visited London, at his home in Chepstow Road, Notting Hill gate, and even have my picture in Kev Roberts' book, taken with him in The Torch in Stoke On Trent in 1972, when I DJ'd there as a teenager. This song, "Secret Doors To Secret Places", was put out as a seven inch in 2001, at the same time as the Sidney Barnes record, and it amazes and horrifies me that such a great and authentic sounding piece of classic Northern Soul has been so ridiculously overlooked, when it should have ben every bit as big as the Sidney Barnes record. Jimmy was born in Osceola, Arkansas, USA. He called his first band "The Trays" and he formed this whilst still in school. Albert King, the late eminent blues guitarist/singer, a family friend, arrived in the early hours of one morning, shortly after Jimmy left school, and took him to St Louis to meet Ike Turner. Having enjoyed the meeting, Jimmy stayed in St Louis as one of the male vocalists in Ike's "Kings of Rhythm". Jimmy was there when the Ike and Tina Turner Revue was formed. He was the main male vocalist with his own spot in the show. He travelled and recorded extensively with them, touring Britain twice and the USA many times. It wasn't long before Ike recognised Jimmy's songwriting talent. "You can Go" was released on Sue Records the label owned by Juggy Murray of New York. "Jack Rabbit" (written by Jimmy Thomas and Ike Turner) and "The Darkest Hour" and other of Jimmy's songs were released on some of Ike Turner's labels. "Just Trying to Please You" c/w "Where There's a Will (There's a Way)", as wells as "He's Alright With Me" and " Your Kind (is no good)" (Jimmy's songs) were released on Mirwood Records. All of these releases did well. During the second UK tour with the Ike and Tina Turner Review, the late Denny Cordell, who produced many artists such as Joe Cocker, J J Cale, Procul Harum and others, and Tony Visconti, who produced T-Rex, David Bowie and others for Straight Ahead Productions, invited Jimmy to return to London to learn record production under their auspices. One of Jimmy's early productions and songs was a massive Northern Soul hit. "The Beautiful Night"/"Above a Whisper" single was the first of Jimmy's productions and "Where There's a Will (There's a Way)" also became a Northern Soul classic. "The Beautiful Night" was re-recorded for 20th Century Records. Jimmy produced an album of his own work, called "Abyss", on Contempo International, a London label owned by John Abbey. Since arriving in England, Jimmy has made several singles and has worked vocally with many, many artists - John Lennon, The Rolling Stones, Madness, Lloyd Cole and the Commotions - and the list goes on. He has also performed vocally in many successful TV and Radio advertisements. Jimmy has his own label, Osceola Records as an outlet for his work. I filmed him for The Strange World Of Northern Soul doing "The Beautiful Night", and "Where There's A Will There's A Way", and wrote this song, along with "We Got Togetherness", with my old friend, and released them back to back on the Smoke City label in 2001. (Less)

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Jimmy Thomas - Dancing On The Edge Of A Dream

03:04,

2008-05-02 12:32:48

Description: Jimmy Thomas makes a fabulous new version of my 1976 classic L.J. Johnson hit, "Dancing On The Edge Of A Dream", which was the follow up to "Your Magic Put A Spell On Me". I have (More) Jimmy Thomas makes a fabulous new version of my 1976 classic L.J. Johnson hit, "Dancing On The Edge Of A Dream", which was the follow up to "Your Magic Put A Spell On Me". I have known Jimmy Thomas for a staggering thirty five years. I used to vist him when I first visited London, at his home in Chepstow Road, Notting Hill Gate, and even have my picture in Kev Roberts' book, taken with him in The Torch in Stoke On Trent in 1972, when I DJ'd there as a teenager. Jimmy was born in Osceola, Arkansas, USA. He called his first band "The Trays" and he formed this whilst still in school. Albert King, the late eminent blues guitarist/singer, a family friend, arrived in the early hours of one morning, shortly after Jimmy left school, and took him to St Louis to meet Ike Turner. Having enjoyed the meeting, Jimmy stayed in St Louis as one of the male vocalists in Ike's "Kings of Rhythm". Jimmy was there when the Ike and Tina Turner Revue was formed. He was the main male vocalist with his own spot in the show. He travelled and recorded extensively with them, touring Britain twice and the USA many times. It wasn't long before Ike recognised Jimmy's songwriting talent. "You can Go" was released on Sue Records the label owned by Juggy Murray of New York. "Just Trying to Please You" c/w "Where There's a Will (There's a Way)", as well as "He's Alright With Me" and " Your Kind (is no good)" (Jimmy's songs) were released on Mirwood Records. All of these releases did well. During the second UK tour with the Ike and Tina Turner Review, the late Denny Cordell, who produced many artists such as Joe Cocker, J J Cale, Procul Harum and others, and Tony Visconti, who produced T-Rex, David Bowie and others for Straight Ahead Productions, invited Jimmy to return to London to learn record production under their auspices. One of Jimmy's early productions and songs was a massive Northern Soul hit. "The Beautiful Night"/"Above a Whisper" single was the first of Jimmy's productions and "Where There's a Will (There's a Way)" also became a Northern Soul classic. "The Beautiful Night" was re-recorded for 20th Century Records. Jimmy produced an album of his own work, called "Abyss", on Contempo International, a London label owned by John Abbey. Since arriving in England, Jimmy has made several singles and has worked vocally with many, many artists - John Lennon, The Rolling Stones, Madness, Lloyd Cole and the Commotions - and the list goes on. Jimmy has his own label, Osceola Records as an outlet for his work. I filmed him for The Strange World Of Northern Soul doing recuts of "The Beautiful Night", and the classic from Mirwood Records, "Where There's A Will There's A Way". And now this amazing version of "Dancing On The Edge Of A Dream", simply gives me goosebumps, as does this wonderful video. My brand new album, "Yesterday And Tomorrow", is probably the most dear to my heart project that I have ever undertaken. I decided after thirty three years since I made my very first record, "Reaching For The Best" by The Exciters, to take a trip back down memory lane and recut thirty of my classics on artists who I am currently working with, reinterpreting them in 2008 without losing the magic that made them special in the first place. It's a totally self indulgent project, but one which already has my fans salivating with delight. I first got the idea when I recut Evelyn Thomas's wonderful classic "Have A Little Faith In Me" with Ebony Alleyne, last year. So I'm doing thirty in total, twenty four for the CD and six more extra ones for the DVD, picking either my biggest hits, my most beloved tracks, or the songs which people most requested to see a video. As I must clearly explain, these are not the original versions. And that's what makes the project exciting and new.These are brand spanking new interpretaions of the classics, by Centre City's current roster of artists , built up over a thirty three year career of making records. REACHING FOR THE BEST - WEAK SPOT - YOUR MAGIC PUT A SPELL ON ME - BABY I'M STILL THE SAME MAN - HE'S SO IRREPLACEABLE - MY HEAD'S IN THE STARS - NO WAY OUT - LOOKS LIKE LOVE IS HERE TO STAY - I'M IN WONDERLAND- TWENTY FOUR HOURS A DAY - MY CLAIM TO FAME - TRUE LOVE IS MY DESTINY - NEVER LET GO - NEW YORK'S ON FIRE - SO MANY MEN SO LITTLE TIME - HIGH ENERGY - HE'S A SAINT HE'S A SINNER - ON A CROWDED STREET - CLOSE TO PERFECTION - ALL OVER THE WORLD - MY HEART KEEPS BEATING FASTER - TECHNICOLOUR - FOOTSTEPS FOLLOWING ME - I FOUND HEAVEN - MORE TO THIS WORLD - FAN THE FLAME - I CAN'T ERASE THE THOUGHTS OF YOU - DANCING ON THE EDGE OF A DREAM - RUNNING IN ANOTHER DIRECTION - WALKING ON AIR. The album, "Yesterday And Tomorrow" was released on March 3rd on Centre City Records, exclusively through the new website, http://www.ianlevine.co.uk - and I hope you will all consider supporting it. (Less)

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FRANKE PHAROAH - Turn Your Lights Down Low

09:19,

2008-05-26 09:47:35

Description: Singer/Songwriter FRANKE PHAROAH sings Bob Marley's 'Turn Your Lights Down Low' at the Sheen Club, Barnes. Vocals: Franke Pharoah. Guitar: Bernie Holland (see below). Guitar: Neil (More)

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Tags: armani bernie collins eddy eric frank franke holland hubbard kokomo mark neil omalley pharoah robson smith tony

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Dot's American Idol Recap

09:37,

2009-05-13 23:07:03

Description: Los Angeles Vocal Coach Dot Todman shares insights from tonight's American Idol Top 3 episode, with Danny Gokey, Kris Allan and Adam Lambert, and predicts who will go home Thursday! Visit (More)

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