There’s A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis · Jody and the Jerms, uploaded in September 2020.
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There’s A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis · Jody and the Jerms, uploaded in September 2020.
The 12th of October 1981 saw Kirsty starting her infamous tour of the Irish Ballrooms. It proved to be such a harrowing experience that it was another eight years before she returned to the stage as a solo artist.
So here’s ‘Irish Cousin’, a popular release from 12 years later.
Taiter Tunes cover from May 2018 to get you in the mood for Soho.
Hackney Empire 30th December 1991 (43 minutes)
Happy Birthday Kirsty!
Are we all set for Virtual Kirstyfest? Check out the Kirsty Fan Gang and Kirstyfest groups on facebook.
Ruth Fogg from 2010. “This is probably my favourite song by her ever and I tried to look happy whilst singing it though it’s hard to. I recently attended her memorial concert which was at Shepherd’s Bush empire on the 10th of October (Her would-be birthday) It was such a special thing to attend and one of the most emotional things I’ve ever seen. I cried when Eddi Reader did her rendition on this song, it gives me shivers every time and reminds me quite what a tragedy her death was. R.I.P Kirsty MacColl.”
We go back eight years to showcase an article by Michael Hann for The Observer.
Kirsty MacColl: the great British songwriter who never got her due.
Irene & The Disappointments, who better to perform this rare cover of ‘See That Girl’, from September 2020.
Just because everyone should love Ashley Campbell!
Her latest album ‘Something Lovely’ is just out.
Enoma react to hearing A New England for the first time. Well worth watching!