Saturday 30 October 2010

Song Saturday; Rod Stewart, Amy Belle and Chrissie Hynde

Rod Stewart, Amy Belle and Chrissie Hynde

Rod Stewart in his 'American Songbook' phase.  Amy Belle earned a living busking on the streets of Glasgow before she was spotted by a friend of Rod Stewart, and here she is performing live on stage with the man himself.

She was spotted by a friend of Rod Stewart's busking outside an underground station in Glasgow and within five days she was working alongside Rod and had been invited to appear at a special concert for the Prince's Trust.

The second video is Rod Stewart live on stage with his old friend  Chrissie Hynde

 

9 comments:

  1. opps................sorry videos are the wrong way round, first Chrissie Hynde and second Amy Belle

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  2. too noisy here right now

    will have to give it a listen later

    :)

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  3. Of course I've heard a lot of Rod Stewart, he is a favorite of my my wife. I have not heard of Amy Belle or Chrissie Hynde before. I do like his American Songbook selections, they are often played on the radio.

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  4. What a great story about Amy Belle. She has a great voice and a beautiful smile.

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  5. I can understand not knowing Amy Belle...but come on Frank, how can you not know Chrissie Hynde? The Pretenders?

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  6. i finally got a listen

    rod is great and i like amy belle

    chrissie is from akron, ohio right down the road from me

    you can tell she has been in england a while by her accent

    :)

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  7. I'm with Mitch here, was sure you would know Chrissie Hynde, she is very well known here because she sang with the Pretenders. But Amy is not very well known, she was busking not long ago and not many people know of her. For someone who is used to playing outside a railway station I thought she put on a pretty good performance

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  8. talent is everywhere

    eric clapton once said that with his own talent and the great ones he has known
    that there is far greater unknown in the southern dalta that just play for love

    :)


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