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There was a buzz about the Globe last night. It didn't matter that it was cold, wet and windy outside, nor that NUFC had been taken to the cleaners by Villa. It was warm inside and the heat generated didn't just come from the radiators it also came from the convection transferred by the performers to the audience and back again.
Since she relocated back to the north east Alexia has built up a devoted fan base and they were out in force. Football? What football? Weather? What weather? Jazz? Now you're talking...
No drums, no horns, just the bare necessities, who could ask for anything more?
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Nice to hear What a Difference a Day Made, singers should sing it more often, and I Got Rhythm with an a cappella intro. The set closed with Time After Time. This was the Cyndi Lauper song not the old standard that I know and love.
It had been a good first half, three ace musicians and a receptive audience.
The second set continued where the first set left off with more contemporary material but still with Ms Gardner's individuality shining through.
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me Make it Through the Night.
A special mention for Alan Law who 'sprinkled' the keyboard effectively and beautifully, and Jude who did her black and white outfit proud ...
Finally, I was absolutely over the moon to see Pam Young back on the scene and looking good after the sadness of last year. Lance
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