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Viva Las Vegas - Elvis P. / ZZ Top

Livin’ la Vida Loca - Ricky Martin

My late Mum loved Stephan, and when he appeared locally ( in the late 1970s I think) my Dad didn’t want to go with her to the gig. She then asked me and I agreed but thought it may be a bit boring. Couldn’t believe how wrong I could be, was an amazing evening and my mum was telling everyone about it for weeks afterwards. This clip has brought back some very happy memories, so thanks for posting.

Could it be I’m falling in love - Detroit Spinners

No more Mr Nice Guy - Alice Cooper

Tears are not enough - ABC

Street life - Randy Crawford

Barcelona - Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballe

Y Viva Espana - Sylvia

He did seem to go through a period when his voice sounded like it was shot, but then appeared to improve again. Didn’t he have some throat surgery or something? In my view his early work was when his voice sounded at it’s best (as is the case with most singers to be fair) but at 75 years of age he still can cut it. I think we believe singers should be able to maintain the same standard they achieved 40 or 50 years later, which is totally unrealistic really. Unless you’re Tom Jones of course.....😉

I actually think he is / was pretty good. Unusual voice and great phrasing, reminiscent of his heroes like Sam Cooke and Otis. Sure, his pitching has always been a bit hit and miss, and his American Songbook phase was (to me anyway) pretty dire, but will always remain one of my favourite singers.

That's the way I like it - KC and The Sunshine Band

All the way home - Bruce Springsteen / Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes

I can hear the grass grow - The Move

Careless whisper - George Michael

It's the same old song - Four Tops

Lonely boy - Andrew Gold

All by myself - Eric Carmen

The Ark - Gerry Rafferty

Power to the People - John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band.

End of the line - The Travelling Wilburys

The groove line - Heatwave

Groovin’ - The Young Rascals

Cor blimey, god bless you D!ck. RIP.

No shoes, no shirt, no problems - Kenny Chesney Damn, too late!