When I clicked the second link no video seemed to come up for some reason, unless it’s just my connection being rubbish!
Paul
Probably your connection, but when I checked it, it went directly to Ruth’s website, not the music vid.
It’s viewable here, but IMO isn’t as good as the live performance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_IdINj_N4
Might be worth remembering it made a million quidlets for the poppy appeal.
When I clicked the second link no video seemed to come up for some reason, unless it’s just my connection being rubbish!
Paul
Probably your connection, but when I checked it, it went directly to Ruth’s website, not the music vid.
It’s viewable here, but IMO isn’t as good as the live performance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_IdINj_N4
Might be worth remembering it made a million quidlets for the poppy appeal.
I might have to apologise for including this one, but my taste in music varies from classical, big band to trad jazz and almost everything else, punk being one exception. http://www.ruthlorenzo.es/theresortswebsite/index.html
Not by accident, it’s on the Ruth Lorenzo website, another lady who can expect to enjoy a career in the industry.
I might have to apologise for including this one, but my taste in music varies from classical, big band to trad jazz and almost everything else, punk being one exception. http://www.ruthlorenzo.es/theresortswebsite/index.html
Not by accident, it’s on the Ruth Lorenzo website, another lady who can expect to enjoy a career in the industry.
Now this is where I do have to disagree with you. I have been to and still love going to see bands/artists playing live, and that is exactly what I pay for and expect to see/hear…personally, for me, a band using a backing track during a live performance that I am attending is a cardinal sin and almost as bad as miming!
Maybe I should have been more explicit, I was simply trying to say that it makes no difference to the singer’s performance capability.
Of course a live band is preferable where possible, every time.
Now this is where I do have to disagree with you. I have been to and still love going to see bands/artists playing live, and that is exactly what I pay for and expect to see/hear…personally, for me, a band using a backing track during a live performance that I am attending is a cardinal sin and almost as bad as miming!
Maybe I should have been more explicit, I was simply trying to say that it makes no difference to the singer’s performance capability.
Of course a live band is preferable where possible, every time.
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