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Old 31-07-2004, 08:20   #2
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Re: Miming songs on TV

I once went to see Edwin Starr ( I think it was ) it was a lot of years ago in a nightclub in Darlington. He started his set and it sounded so good that everyone thought he was miming, well he obviously picked up on the vibe, stopped the band and told us sraight, " ok, you guys think i'm miming, try this " the next thing he was telling us to clap our hands in a beat and then sang most of the set acapela, waaaay to good a voice, it was a brill gig and night, hats off to the guy.

I think he died recently, big loss of a great voice R.I.P
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