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Encompassing more
than four decades
of popular music,
this Who’s
Who of chart-topping
artists can have
you rockin’,
rollin’, boppin’,
getting down to
the disco beat or
simply savouring
the smooth sophistication
of some classic
and timeless ballads.
Instantly recognisable
and with some of
the most distinctive
songs among their
list of credits,
these enduring bands
and solo performers
can cut it with
the very best in
the music business
today, ensuring
a great performance
every time.
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The
Swingin’
Sixties
live on
in the
21st century
with a
star-studded
line-up
that shared
airtime
with Elvis,
The Beatles
and The
Rolling
Stones.
The Animals
are still
blasting
out the
‘House
of the
Rising
Sun’,
Manfred
Mann is
still
being
‘Blinded
by the
Light’
and Gerry
&
The Pacemakers
are still
making
sure that
‘You’ll
Never
Walk Alone’.
Jimmy
Ruffin
is still
wondering
‘What
Becomes
of the
Broken
Hearted’
while
the longest
running
band in
the history
of pop
–
The Drifters
–
are still
enjoying
a ‘Saturday
Night
At The
Movies’
and inviting
audiences
throughout
the UK
to join
them!
Add in
the likes
of Herman’s
Hermits,
The Foundations,
The Bachelors,
Bobby
Vee, Alan
Price
&
The Electric
Blues
Band and
the Tremeloes
–
to name
but a
few –
and you
have the
choice
of a great
selection
of the
sound
of the
60s.
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Carnaby
Street
in London
was the
place
to be
and glam
rock was
all the
rage,
but the
70s also
delivered
a diversity
of musical
approaches
that live
on today.
Never
is that
more evident
than in
the sounds
of Status
Quo, standard
bearers
of the
‘headbanging’
rock genre
for more
than 30
years,
and still
a popular
draw for
audiences.
Equally
popular
is the
blonde
bombshell
from New
York -
one Debbie
Harry
and the
boys from
Blondie
–
who notched
up multiple
number
1s in
the mid-to-late
1970s.
Chart-topping
George
McCrae
will still
‘Rock
Your Baby’
at any
corporate
or private
function
and ‘Everyone’s
a Winner’
when the
services
of Hot
Chocolate
are enlisted.
If it’s
a throwback
to the
50’s
stopping
off at
the 70’s
that you
require
then it’s
quiffs
and crepe
soles
all the
way with
Showaddywaddy,
whereas
if you
want to
relive
a bit
of punk
and New
Wave we
can help
fix you
up with
The Stranglers.
In the
mainstream
of pop
we have
dealings
with Boney
M, Brotherhood
of Man,
Alvin
Stardust
and The
Real Thing,
but if
there
is a particular
artist
you would
like to
entertain
your guests
just say
the word
and we’ll
get to
work.
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It’s
as easy
as ABC
if you
want a
distinctive
slice
of the
80s as
your primary
entertainment.
Martin
Fry and
his band
are very
much in
demand
along
with some
of the
most distinctive
and well
loved
vocalists
of recent
years.
Spandau
Ballet
front
man Tony
Hadley
is still
‘True’
to his
roots
while
Paul Young
is available
to ‘Lay
His Hat’
at your
function.
Go West’s
Pete Cox
recently
went west
and was
‘Reborn
in the
USA’
with a
vocal
that is
as clear
today
as it
was when
he ‘Closed
His Eyes’
more than
a quarter
of a century
ago.
Add in
The Human
League,
Barbra
Dickson,
Billy
Bragg,
Chas &
Dave,
The Damned
and Curiosity
Killed
the Cat
and you
can see
that we
have the
80s pretty
well covered
if that’s
how you
want to
entertain
your clients
or friends
at your
special
function.
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Female
vocalists
are bigger
today
than at
any other
time in
the history
of popular
music
and we
have the
contacts
and connections
to give
you access
to some
of the
major
headline
acts.
Anastacia,
Celine
Dion and
The Corrs
are just
three
examples
of how
the Norman
Phillips
Organisation
can help
you optimise
the opportunities
presented
by corporate
hospitality
or simply
for a
private
party
or function.
Mick Hucknall’s
unique
Simply
Red sound
is available
for hire
as are
the first
ever Pop
Idols
–
Will Young
and Gareth
Gates
–
all you
have to
do is
tell us
your budget
and details
of your
event
and leave
the rest
to us.
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© 2005 Norman Phillips Organisation
Tel: (44) 1827 284466 Fax: (44) 1827 285599
Address: Norman Phillips Organisation, Osborne House, Moat Drive, Drayton Bassett. Nr Tamworth ,
Staffordshire,B78 3UG
United Kingdom
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