In reply to Chris Summerfield:
Sophie Ellis Bextor, correction, sorry.
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From Shakespeare to The Smiths, Wittgenstein to Warhol
George Michael played his last gig of the latest tour of 2007 last night at Plymouth Central parks.
It was a great open air setting and George sounded as good if not better than on Television.
The rain held of, the night was warm, and the stars where out in more ways than one.
The support act was Tracy Ellis Bexter, she sounded great but I think that after a few songs they got a bit monotonous, I would like to see her change her range a bit and stretch her music.
Later in the evening there was a long break, a little to long, which broke the spirit of the show, as George played with his chopper and yes it was big, possibly bigger than Elton Johns, which then flew him away within minutes of the show ending.
A great night in the history of popular music
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Chris, I had the misfortune to catch the last three minutes of his Wembley concert (was it?) on ITV a couple of Saturdays ago. And it was terrible. Do you really think he's contributing anything to the history of popular music now?
Tracy Ellis Bextor is a brilliant name for her. No need to change it.
In reply to Sandrine:
We enjoyed it Sandrine, I did see the Wembley gig on T.V. and I must admit that I do have a problem with Chris Evens as a presenter.?
In reply to Wild_Rose:
Will you be going to see him. Rose.?