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Starring Glen Leon and Mel Day with Special Guests: The Soul Survivors The Music of Tom Jones, Edwin Starr, Wilson Pickett & Hot Chocolates Errol Brown
The Ultimate Classic Rhythm & Blues show featuring the very best in Classic R & B including The mighty Tom Jones songbook covering his entire hits collection from “Its Not Unusual” right up to the double Platinum album “Reload”, and combing The greatest hits from Edwin Starr, Wilson Pickett and Hot Chocolate’s Errol Brown one of the UK’s most prolific bands of all time.
This show spotlights two of the countries leading tribute vocalists Glen Leon as “Tom Jones” and Mel Day as “Edwin Starr”, “Errol Brown” & Wilson Pickett, with the whole show being held together by what has to be one of the most experienced soul bands around The Soul Survivors, performing timeless R’n’B classics that had so much to do in influencing the careers of Tom Jones and Errol Brown
This is a non-stop rollercoaster of a show featuring the very best in Classic R’n’B, big ballads and enough million sellers to keep you partying all night long This full 2- hour show can be tailor made for any event and is perfect for Theatre and Corporate occasions. The show can also come with our very own dancers
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| | | "Glen Leon gyrated his way through all the big numbers - among them Help Yourself, What’s New Pussycat?, Delilah, Kiss and, of course Sex Bomb - and the result was simply sensational - I defy anyone to watch him in action and not want to get up and dance” Kay Carson (Blackpool Gazette, The Grand Theatre, Blackpool) “
“The Voice of a Young Tom Jones” Gary Bushell, (The Sun)
“The Closest Voice you will ever hear to Tom Jones” Tony Blackburn, (The King of the jungle, DJ)
“Mel Day in the guise of Wilson Picket was excellent, especially his renditions of Land of a thousand Dances & Hey Jude” Tony Collins, (Birmingham Evening Mail)
“There is no denying The Soul Survivors music is foot-stomping, handclapping, hipswivelling fantastic, who had the audience up and dancing all night” Sue Wilkinson (Gloucestershire Echo (Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham)
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