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That will be better than last week-I did not even hear David Jacobs finish sayiing "Hello there " !!
Mariana
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Listening to our Matt on David Jacobs... I HAVE DREAMED , one of my top favourites of Matt's ..love it 

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I beat you by a couple of minutes L&H on the DJ page
...............but what a great song 


"My Tears Will Fall Now That You're Gone,
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"

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Julie Andrews and a few other's have sung this song Robert, but much better sung by a male voice. Matt's the best of them all by far.



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How could anyone do a bad version of that beautiful song ????
Mariana
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Listed on Davids playlist as The Johnny Spence Orchestra-
no mention of Matts name
no mention of Matts name

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Just been listening to a Jerry Vale 2 on 1 cd "I Remember Buddy/I Remember Russ". 

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Just listened in full to Friday Night is Music Night
my only wish was that it was Matt singing every song there in person, now that would have been truly awesome..................the other singers gave it their best shots..........but Matt can sing them all under the table
.........a few mistakes by Paul Gambaccini, one being Matts birthdate of 1932, when it was actually 1930 



"My Tears Will Fall Now That You're Gone,
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"

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PG got it right a the beginning, obviously short term memory loss!
It was a great evening, fantastic atmosphere, very enthusiastic audience,
fabulous singers, wonderful orchestra.
Thanks to everyone involved, it must have taken some arranging, and I think it did Matt justice.

It was a great evening, fantastic atmosphere, very enthusiastic audience,
fabulous singers, wonderful orchestra.
Thanks to everyone involved, it must have taken some arranging, and I think it did Matt justice.


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Did you actually go Marian ? also did L&H ? or anyone else 

"My Tears Will Fall Now That You're Gone,
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"

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Listening to Maureen Evans CD tonight........in-between listening to radio shows
.............have you played Maureen, lately John ? (track 11 Gulity and track 12 Bachelor Girl are both actually sung by Susan Maughan)




"My Tears Will Fall Now That You're Gone,
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"

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Yes, Peter and I were there Robert, also Lena and Harry, Mark Porter, Eric Hall, Sue and Paul who used to drive Matt Jr. Sue and Mike Parker, SaZZa and SiMMi, Matt Jnr's management team. Bob, who used to manage Matt Snr...I've forgotten his surname unfortunately, and last but not least..... Michele and Richard.




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Thanks for that Marian
..............I had been waiting to read a few reviews of the night............ 


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I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"
I Can't Help But Cry, But I Must Go On"

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Yes, it was a great evening. A brilliant orchestra, and all the singers superb.
The theatre was full, the audience enjoying themselves and there we were, us fans sitting in specially reserved seats.
What more could we want.

The theatre was full, the audience enjoying themselves and there we were, us fans sitting in specially reserved seats.
What more could we want.


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I listened to the Matt tribute programme on Friday night and have to say that, while it was enjoyable overall, the singing wasn't that great. The performers were introduced as some of the "leading vocalists of today" but none of them came close to Matt himself and, like Robert, I was kind of left wishing that they'd just play Matt's versions!
I perhaps enjoyed the interview Gambaccini held in the interval with Matt Jnr, Michele and Colin Keyes more than anything else. It was particularly interesting to hear Matt Jnr's comments that he principally remembers his father as just "his Dad" rather than as a star (nice touch) and also that he doesn't try to emulate Matt when he performs but interprets the songs in his own way (witness his rendition on the night of "Portrait of My Love" - quite a bit different to Matt's). Like Robert, too, I thought it was pretty unforgiveable of Gambaccini (who supposedly prides himself on being a music expert) to give Matt's birth year as 1932 and not 1930. So, overall, not bad, but could have been better.
I perhaps enjoyed the interview Gambaccini held in the interval with Matt Jnr, Michele and Colin Keyes more than anything else. It was particularly interesting to hear Matt Jnr's comments that he principally remembers his father as just "his Dad" rather than as a star (nice touch) and also that he doesn't try to emulate Matt when he performs but interprets the songs in his own way (witness his rendition on the night of "Portrait of My Love" - quite a bit different to Matt's). Like Robert, too, I thought it was pretty unforgiveable of Gambaccini (who supposedly prides himself on being a music expert) to give Matt's birth year as 1932 and not 1930. So, overall, not bad, but could have been better.