Hi,
Most bands have to play 4 songs but I thinks last year Steve Harley only had to do two. Jim could do Pray Lewd and maybe the singers of the shows could do 3 other BOOH Songs. You do not need all the dancers as it is a charity gig and a rock audience. Last years event was at the O2 Indigo venue. ChildLine is a service provided by NSPCC, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London EC2A 3N
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> > Mentioned this before - he could perform at the next
> > Childline Charity event organised by Bob Harris and Ester
> > Ranzen(Spelling!) Always a good rock audience and gets
> > good publicity - only has to do one or two songs - 4
> > maximum. Good cause as well.
>
> That sounds interesting. Is Bob Harris the one who
> presented Old Grey Whistle Test? That's how Meat became
> famous in the UK. Too bad they don't have shows like that
> these days. Is the Childline Charity on telly? Do you
> think Jim would agree to go on stage? When was the last
> time he performed in public? I presume that Jim would be
> in the band playing music while someone else sang. Or
> could he just sit in the audience while the actual
> performers from Bat appeared on stage (ALW style)? How
> would it work? Great idea but I would like to hear more
> detail.
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