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EDDY ARMANI - Hot Legs
EDDY ARMANI, singer, writer, dj, and actor,
with 'Hot Legs' at the Sheen Club, Barnes.
Eddy ran the Tina Turner fan club, and was her personal wardrobe assistant.
A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend.
Eddy Armani, Kokomo, and Franke Pharoah, kindly perform after a sad event - check out the other videos.
Vocals: Eddy Armani.
Guitar: Bernie Holland (see below).
Sax: Andy Hamilton (see below).
Keyboards: Eric7 (see below).
Bass Guitar: Mark Smith (details to follow).
Drums: Ivor (details to follow).
Aiding Eddy with his dance moves are
Frank Collins (see below) and Pat Triplet (see below).
ANDY HAMILTON - many top credits include musical associations with Tina Turner, George Michael, Paul McCartney, Radiohead, Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Pet Shop Boys, and Duran Duran. He composes theme and incidental music for TV and film in both the USA and UK,
Check out Andy's web page: http://www.andyhamilton.net/
BERNIE HOLLAND was guitarist with Patto and Love Affair. Later he performed and recorded with, and wrote for, Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, and Jeff Beck, amongst many others. One of the many albums to which he contributed was the Rutles 'Archaeology.' Bernie, also a respected and accredited music teacher, has an upcoming new web site - keep a look out for bernieholland.com
FRANK COLLINS, with Dyan Birch and Paddy McHugh, is an ex-member of Arrival, and later, Kokomo, that included Tony O'Malley, Neil Hubbard, Mel Collins, and Alan Spenner.
Frank, contributing vocals to Bryan Ferry's 'In Your Mind' album, also worked with Ian Dury, Marc Bolan, Terence Trent D'Arby, Alison Moyet, Bob Dylan & Marianne Faithfull.
ERIC7, (aka Eric Robinson.) Check out Eric at http://www.mosound.co.uk
PAT TRIPLET produced lighting design and
dressings for rock 'n'roll shows.
Video by Jack Slipper.
Copyright © - All rights reserved.
EDDY ARMANI, singer, writer, dj, and actor,
with 'Hot Legs' at the Sheen Club, Barnes.
Eddy ran the Tina Turner fan club, and was her personal wardrobe assistant.
A celebration of, and tribute to, a great friend.
Eddy Armani, Kokomo, and Franke Pharoah, kindly perform after a sad event - check out the other videos.
Vocals: Eddy Armani.
Guitar: Bernie Holland (see below).
Sax: Andy Hamilton (see below).
Keyboards: Eric7 (see below).
Bass Guitar: Mark Smith (details to follow).
Drums: Ivor (details to follow).
Aiding Eddy with his dance moves are
Frank Collins (see below) and Pat Triplet (see below).
ANDY HAMILTON - many top credits include musical associations with Tina Turner, George Michael, Paul McCartney, Radiohead, Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Pet Shop Boys, and Duran Duran. He composes theme and incidental music for TV and film in both the USA and UK,
Check out Andy's web page: http://www.andyhamilton.net/
BERNIE HOLLAND was guitarist with Patto and Love Affair. Later he performed and recorded with, and wrote for, Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, and Jeff Beck, amongst many others. One of the many albums to which he contributed was the Rutles 'Archaeology.' Bernie, also a respected and accredited music teacher, has an upcoming new web site - keep a look out for bernieholland.com
FRANK COLLINS, with Dyan Birch and Paddy McHugh, is an ex-member of Arrival, and later, Kokomo, that included Tony O'Malley, Neil Hubbard, Mel Collins, and Alan Spenner.
Frank, contributing vocals to Bryan Ferry's 'In Your Mind' album, also worked with Ian Dury, Marc Bolan, Terence Trent D'Arby, Alison Moyet, Bob Dylan & Marianne Faithfull.
ERIC7, (aka Eric Robinson.) Check out Eric at http://www.mosound.co.uk
PAT TRIPLET produced lighting design and
dressings for rock 'n'roll shows.
Video by Jack Slipper.
Copyright © - All rights reserved.
Bryan Ferry passionné de cyclisme
Suite à une question de Thierry ARDISSON, Bryan FERRY confirme qu'il est passionné de cyclisme et fan de Jacques Anquetil. La traduction simultanée est effectuée en voix off
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Suite à une question de Thierry ARDISSON, Bryan FERRY confirme qu'il est passionné de cyclisme et fan de Jacques Anquetil. La traduction simultanée est effectuée en voix off
Retrouvez ce media sur Ina.fr
Gigi D'Alessio diserta il concerto per la Moratti. Fan infuriati
Fan delusi e arrabbiati in piazza Duomo a Milano: l'inatteso forfait di Gigi D'Alessio, che all'ultimo decide di non partecipare al concerto per il sindaco Letizia Moratti perchè minacciato di morte su Internet, delude le persone arrivate per lui. A spettacolo quasi finito arriva la telefonata di giustificazione a Red Ronnie.Le parole del cantante napoletano non bastano per sollevare il morale del pubblico, che lo invoca insieme al candidato sindaco rivale Giuliano Pisapia.Il sindaco al suo arrivo non commenta la decisione del cantante di disertare la manifestazione di chiusura della campagna elettorale: per lei una passeggiata tra la folla, un rapido saluto sul palco e poi si parte intonando "O mia bela Madunina".Il governatore Roberto Formigoni, invece, prende l'assenza di D'Alessio con ironia: non c'è Gigi, ma c'è Bryan Ferry. Lui al concerto si diverte al ritmo della dance. Ad attendere Gigi D'Alessio ora sono i fan napoletani: il cantante partenopeo dovrebbe cantare a sostegno di Gianni Lettieri che rassicura i fan: "Certamente sarà come me".
Fan delusi e arrabbiati in piazza Duomo a Milano: l'inatteso forfait di Gigi D'Alessio, che all'ultimo decide di non partecipare al concerto per il sindaco Letizia Moratti perchè minacciato di morte su Internet, delude le persone arrivate per lui. A spettacolo quasi finito arriva la telefonata di giustificazione a Red Ronnie.Le parole del cantante napoletano non bastano per sollevare il morale del pubblico, che lo invoca insieme al candidato sindaco rivale Giuliano Pisapia.Il sindaco al suo arrivo non commenta la decisione del cantante di disertare la manifestazione di chiusura della campagna elettorale: per lei una passeggiata tra la folla, un rapido saluto sul palco e poi si parte intonando "O mia bela Madunina".Il governatore Roberto Formigoni, invece, prende l'assenza di D'Alessio con ironia: non c'è Gigi, ma c'è Bryan Ferry. Lui al concerto si diverte al ritmo della dance. Ad attendere Gigi D'Alessio ora sono i fan napoletani: il cantante partenopeo dovrebbe cantare a sostegno di Gianni Lettieri che rassicura i fan: "Certamente sarà come me".