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Wow!!! What a gig! After a few drinks with Terry, Parky, Danielle, Andy and Catherine, we wandered over and got a good place in the 5th row!

The support band Crash were quite good and I had a good sing-a-long! The singer was James Toseland, World Superbike Champion!

Crash Set List:

Message in a Bottle
Love in an Elevator
If I Ever Lose my Faith in You
Walk This Way
Sweet Child of Miine
Fat Bottomed Girls

Before the SAS Band started, Spike threw lots of party poppers out into the crowd and everyone let them off together!

SAS Band Set List

Band introduction and party poppers!
Vehicle (all)
Respect (Patti Russo)
Baby Love (Patti Russo)
Lady Marmalade (Patti Russo)
Tie Your Mother Down (Jeff Scott Soto)
I Wish (Jeff Scott Soto)
Rehab (Madeline Bell)
Natural Woman (Madeline Bell)
Move On Up (Madeline Bell)
28 Riff Overture
Waterloo (Fabba Girls)
Dancing Queen (Fabba Girls)
For Your Love (Graham Gouldman)
Dreadlock Holiday (Graham Gouldman)
Rubber Bullets (Graham Gouldman)
Are You Gonna Go My Way (Toyah)
School’s Out (Toyah)
River Deep (Toyah)
California Man (Roy Wood)
Blackberry Way
I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day (Roy Wood)
Love Of My Life (Jeff Scott Soto)
Don’t Stop Me Now (Jeff Scott Soto)
Under Pressure (Roger Taylor + Patti Russo)
Tenement Funster (Roger Taylor with Rufus on drums)
A Kind Of Magic (Roger Taylor with Rufus on drums)
Cosmos Rockin’ (Roger Taylor with Rufus on drums)
We Will Rock You (all with Roger and Rufus on drums)
We Are The Champions (all)
You’re The Voice (Madeline Bell)
All The Way (all)

Madeline Bell was totally fantastic! Roger Taylor was on top form, I was shocked when he started singing Under Pressure with Patti Russo. I was totally shocked when he did Tenement Funster, he introduced it by saying ‘This is a first, I’ve got my son here on drums, Rufus Taylor, Rufus Tiger Taylor. This is an ancient song, very old, some of you might be old enough to remember it’. He did all the old moves from the Electric Fire days! It was brilliant. He then did a ‘not quite so old song’ A Kind Of Magic then I almost passed out on the floor when he did Cosmos Rockin’. He introduced it by saying ‘This is a version of a roll and roll song, it was called the whole house rocking at first but that changed, from a house to a cosmos. He got the words slightly wrong ‘To the Panama (instead of Across the seven seas), mumble mumble muble (instead of ‘to the Panama’). At the end of it, he grabbed the tambourine and threw it in the air, and even managed to catch it!! Rufus was fantasic on drums and Roger kept going over to him at the end of the songs and looked like a very father! After Cosmos Rockin’, Rufus went to the drum kit at the end of the stage and Roger went to the other drum kit and they both drummed WWRY!