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and  many  less known gems

         

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Live with band dates

September

7 CHRISTCHURCH  Regent Centre

12 MINEHEAD Butlins

19 CHESTERFIELD Winding Wheel Theatre

20 CLACTON Princess Theatre

26 SKEGNESS Butlins

27 MILTON KEYNES Stables Theatre

October

18 MORECAMBE Dome Theatre

25 ENFIELD  Millfield Arts Centre

31 LIVERPOOL Philharmonic Hall

November

14 BOGNOR REGIS-Butlins

15 CATFORD LONDON-Broadway Theatre

December

5 BOGNOR REGIS -Butlins

6 CAMBERLEY -Lakeside

18 GAINSBOROUGH- Sands

19/20 CORK IRELAND -Oriel House Hotel

Regards

Barry
      

peter  grant  (  liverpool echo ) gave  the phil  show

9/10  nice one pete!  one thing though  the real thing  have  been together  33 years   straight off,   not  on and of   eddy amoo

this was the gig of the year , its great to know that  we  have such a following  in  our home city

thanks  to  all  who  came  , 

ed amoo         READ   ON!!!!!!!!

Nov 19 2007 by Peter Grant,

Liverpool Echo 9/10

THIS trio have been together on and off for 33 years and their on-stage bonding shows.Chris and Eddie Amoo, along with Dave Smith, are a close, tight-knit act, especially when accompanied by a band of six musicians who flesh out their catchy songs with the perfect mix of soul, disco and funk.The Real Thing have made some of the greatest 70s pop songs: perennial juke box favourites that get your feet tapping and make you want to singalong with their feel good lyrics.They opened their set with Can You Feel The Force? and in a 90- minute energetic show they didn’t put a foot or note wrong.The Real Thing are one of the warmest bands from

Liverpool and they proudly proclaimed their roots many times – each mention receiving rapturous applause.Can’t Get By Without You with its chorus nearly took the roof off the always excellent acoustics of the Phil.You’ll Never Know What You’re Missing, their hit ballad, was another gem in a very carefully well-paced concertEddie Amoo, in white jump suit and with a state-of-the-art microphone, was a master of ceremonies while his brother and Dave also gave 100 per cent.They were ever-attentive to the crowd and throughout shook hands with those at the front. They even serenaded a few lucky ladies and occasionally posed for mobile phone photos.Their harmonies were exceptional throughout.On a disco medley called Rhythm of the Seventies they paid tribute to their contemporaries such as Kool and The Gang and Chic.But their own back catalogue was equally well received. The autobiographical album about

Liverpool 8, Four From Eight, proved what a great song-writing outfit they are with

Stanhope Street

and Children of The Ghetto.The classic number one You To Me Are Everything had everyone back on their feet again.And then there was a nod back to the opening song with a boisterous Can You Feel The Force?The Real Thing are yet another

Liverpool success story – a Toxteth group that never forgot its roots and in the process have to this day such a strong, loyal fan base.

A triumphant home-coming show from a band who have never really left the city.