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Here Come The Girls
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Fan Reviews for Here Come The Girls
Review 1 for Here Come The Girls
Poor show, Anastacia fantastic!
Oxford new Theatre @
- Oxford @
- 04/12/2009 @
Posted 5/12/2009
by Musicfan09
Location: High Wycombe
This show is not worth the money and although Anastacia makes it worth while the amateur production coupled with 6 dancers workign their socks off does not make up for Chaka Khan forgettign her words and slurring on stage and Lulu butchering a number of up to date songs with her out of date voice.
Really not worth leaving the house for!
Oxford new Theatre @
- Oxford @
- 04/12/2009 @
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Review 2 for Here Come The Girls
Decent Entertainment but not Brilliant
Colston Hall @
- Bristol @
- 28/11/2009 @
Posted 3/12/2009
by Gerry
Location: Glastonbury
There’s no doubting all three are good singers in their own right and the sell out crowd of mostly females ready for a good start to their Saturday night clearly enjoyed themselves.
There was no backing band, the girls sang to backing tracks whilst accompanied by a dancing troop and some very good visual effects.
The Girls shared a two tier stage. A very small main stage where they were almost leaning over the front row and an upper landing stage, where they or the dancing troop would suddenly appear. The three lads and lassies of the troop were excellent and worked their socks off all night long.
Both stages had a backdrop of cinematography / video to add a good visual effect. It was therefore quite pleasing on the eye.
I was disappointed though with the set list. Old Motown numbers for starters followed by a lot of old standards and sing- a- longs – even Angels!
They did sing a couple of their own hits but not enough material for those looking to find out a bit more about each individual.
I found the set list uninspiring and it reminded me of an upmarket Karaoke night. At times it was a bit tame. Three good session musicians would have achieved the same effect.
The girls shared a lot of numbers, singing a bit each or they sang as a threesome, but for me, at times, this diluted the songs still further. The song list was hardly stretching and lacked quality ballads. Chaka Khan has the best voice but even she overdid things at he end with some rather incessant warbling.
Decent entertainment without doubt but it could have been so much better. It simply lacked enough memorable moments regarding the songs chosen.
There was no backing band, the girls sang to backing tracks whilst accompanied by a dancing troop and some very good visual effects.
The Girls shared a two tier stage. A very small main stage where they were almost leaning over the front row and an upper landing stage, where they or the dancing troop would suddenly appear. The three lads and lassies of the troop were excellent and worked their socks off all night long.
Both stages had a backdrop of cinematography / video to add a good visual effect. It was therefore quite pleasing on the eye.
I was disappointed though with the set list. Old Motown numbers for starters followed by a lot of old standards and sing- a- longs – even Angels!
They did sing a couple of their own hits but not enough material for those looking to find out a bit more about each individual.
I found the set list uninspiring and it reminded me of an upmarket Karaoke night. At times it was a bit tame. Three good session musicians would have achieved the same effect.
The girls shared a lot of numbers, singing a bit each or they sang as a threesome, but for me, at times, this diluted the songs still further. The song list was hardly stretching and lacked quality ballads. Chaka Khan has the best voice but even she overdid things at he end with some rather incessant warbling.
Decent entertainment without doubt but it could have been so much better. It simply lacked enough memorable moments regarding the songs chosen.
Colston Hall @
- Bristol @
- 28/11/2009 @
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