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Emma Gilmour uploaded a video of her performing ‘Days’ on New Year’s Eve.
On the same day, Peter Trott did a great version of ‘Chip Shop’ at The Bell Inn in Maidstone.
From Ruby
Kirsty sang ‘See That Girl’ live with three backing vocalists, Val Stokes, Victy Silva and Lavinia Rodgers on an Granada TV show called ‘Get It Together’ on 20th October 1981. Roy North, Megg Nicol and the puppet owl, Ollie Beak were the presenters.
Her performance starts at 18:49 in the video.
To all those who haven’t seen it before, including me, enjoy!
From Ruby
Happy New Year everybody! I hope 2023 has gone off to a good start.
Here’s a video of Kirsty performing with Jools Holland, Ruby Turner, Shane MacGowan, Eddi Reader and Steve Winwood on ‘Jools’ Annual Hootenanny 1994/1995′.
From Ruby
I hope all of you have a wonderful Christmas!
From Ruby
Hello everyone,
I have created a quiz which includes Christmas/December themed questions relating to Kirsty. You can test your knowledge by clicking the link below.
From Ruby
see that girl
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