That's the way to do it Laura :lol:

 

I'm afraid I really don't do queues , did it once for Wembley if i remember correctly but never again -_-

 

I might do half an hour

& I hate crowds :lol:

 

& by Gawd that was some crowd at Knebworth ...

 

You're a bit stuffed then Tess :lol:

I'm just trying to find out what's next in the running order...

 

This was a special moment . Lovely Max Beesley on the piano :wub:

 

Mr Bojangles

 

 

 

THIS!! One of my favourites :wub:

So - the Sunday night was the final night for Robbie and I remember the gig was broadcast live on Radio One was it? I listened.

 

for a lot of people it's known because it's the night Mark Owen joined Robbie on stage for a version of BFG. The first time they had been on stage together since Robbie left TT in 1995.

 

 

I remember that, Robbie had been dancing on his head by all accounts :P . It was a lovely surprise though , Mark I think is a bit of a peacemaker I think . He needs to do some peacemaking on the Jonny front , it was his birthday this week :(

I remember that, Robbie had been dancing on his head by all accounts :P . It was a lovely surprise though , Mark I think is a bit of a peacemaker I think . He needs to do some peacemaking on the Jonny front , it was his birthday this week :(

 

Yes he does :(

 

Are you ready for a listen Tess?

 

See if Robbie can whistle in tune? :P

Yes he does :(

 

Are you ready for a listen Tess?

 

See if Robbie can whistle in tune? :P

 

 

 

I love the way he brings the crowd in at the end, reminding them that he has not forgotten them. It's hard to keep peoples attention singing a song like that but his story telling skills do the job for him. Most artists i guess would not dream of singing a song like that at a place like Knebworth

I love this -

 

I can see you, I can feel you all.

 

Amazing. Max Beesley brilliant too.

 

I think this will always be my favourite swing song that Robbie has recorded.

I love the way he brings the crowd in at the end, reminding them that he has not forgotten them. It's hard to keep peoples attention singing a song like that but his story telling skills do the job for him. Most artists i guess would not dream of singing a song like that at a place like Knebworth

 

I know - that's true - it's hard to make a song seem intimate in front of such a huge crowd but he manages to do it. That was class. :heart:

I love this -

 

I can see you, I can feel you all.

 

Amazing. Max Beesley brilliant too.

 

I think this will always be my favourite swing song that Robbie has recorded.

 

 

Listening to it again, I actually liked it more than I thought I would, great storytelling once again ...

Listening to it again, I actually liked it more than I thought I would, great storytelling once again ...

 

He takes on the persona of the man he's singing about.

 

I think this couple were there on the Saturday night - when he gave her his jacket. :wub:

 

When being married ten years was something for other people - not him.

 

This was next.

I think this always goes down well live. I've heard him sing it many times and it always seems to connect.

He takes on the persona of the man he's singing about.

 

 

Absolutely , I agree

 

 

Everything about those gigs were spot on , I wonder if they rehearsed for long, the whole show was very slick & the musicians were equally up for it ..amazing :music:

Slow down a bit Laura, I want to post some pics as we go along :lol:

Slow down a bit Laura, I want to post some pics as we go along :lol:

 

sorry Tess ^_^

 

 

That;s where he concentrates at the beginning of the song :)

sorry Tess ^_^

 

Speedy Gonzales :lol:

 

 

 

Can you imagine being serenaded at the concert , something they will remember forever :wub:

Can you imagine being serenaded at the concert , something they will remember forever :wub:

 

and he gave her his jacket ^_^