Well, Steve - you DID ask for any suggestions so here goes ... I would LOVE to hear Mad Mad Moonlight ... or even better - Back to the Farm (if you can still manage the high notes!!) And if you decide to throw in any newer songs - The Last Fest would be brilliant. Can't wait for this time next year, won't be long then.

And, while I'm at it ... some more smaller gigs (like last time - eg The Stables) around the time would be much appreciated, so I can get to see more shows while I'm over there .... ('cause I've got to travel SO far it would be a shame just to get one concert!)

thanks ...
Judy
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Hi Judy - I think you might be disappointed regarding your suggestions, as Mr H has asked for suggestions "of the time" or similar words, meaning songs that fit in with 1973-1974 period of the two albums. The ones you suggest don't have orchestra and choir on them, but I guess Mr Powell can add all that to Rock n Roll Parade and Spaced Out, which are from the period, B-sides, which is more what Steve means as I read it. Can hardly wait for the Live CD of Birmingham to be available.

PS haven't read anything from Ali (Ana?) in the US for some time.
Hope you are well and everything ok Ali.

Ana is fine. I hear from her fairly regularly on Facebook. She just hasn't posted on the forum for quite awhile. No idea why. Hope this helps.

Cheri

Ana is fine. I hear from her fairly regularly on Facebook. She just hasn't posted on the forum for quite awhile. No idea why. Hope this helps.

Cheri

Not sure how Steve would feel about doing a cover at one of these unique events, but maybe a tip of the bowler to one of his great friends from that era.

What about Left Hand Luke & The Beggar Boys from the brilliant Tanx album? There was a great string arrangement by Tony Visconti & plenty of backing vocals that could be adapted for a choir.

*Now ducks at the suggestion of not playing a SH & CR song*