We present Heart Shaped Stone, with a new YouTube upload of her ‘They Don’t Know’ cover.

A nice review of Philip’s new release at Goldmine. Mentions Kirsty too. Also visit his web site for more information.

Here’s the link at amazon if you would like to buy it (MP3): Whatever Happened To Phil Rambow

Ron Sexsmith covered ‘They Don’t Know’ back in February as part of his acoustic online series. Better late than never, so here it is!

He’s sung TDK before, we have a recording of him at a White Ribbon benefit concert in Canada several years back, when his other song was Stevie Wonder’s ‘I Was Born to Love Her’. Worked well.

Ron is about to tour the UK (briefly this month and more in depth in Sept/Oct) as well as other international dates. He is unquestionably worth catching.

Kirsty’s cover of ‘You Still Believe In Me’ makes a welcome appearance on this new Ace Records compilation of Brian Wilson songs, and as the notes say, “those who own a copy of MacColl’s harmony-drenched single might have noticed a message etched into the run-off groove: God Bless Brian, a sentiment seconded by all lovers of great music.”
See the full track listing and order the CD from the Ace website.

It’s Jonathan Ramsey breathing fresh life into the great pantheon of Chip Shop covers! You can find him at jonathanramsey.com.

Here’s the latest YouTube cover version of In These Shoes?, recorded by Lauren Rich, self accompanied on guitar. Also worth checking out at laurenrichmusic.co.uk.

There’s a Play on down the Gatehouse thinks it’s Elvis.  Apart from the title it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with Kirsty but there you go … 

Update: Philip Rambow was invited to the show, and recommends it highly as lots of fun. Running throughout June then moving to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August.

Niall McMurray writes of the joy of “My Affair” at the PopVoid Blog …

Pink Champagne caught in an open rehearsal session for a vignette of In these Shoes?

Here’s Bob Fenster’s version on Youtube, published in April 2015.