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[> [> Looking forward to seeing you both, G! -- The Weaver, 12:27:10 10/27/06 Fri

>>The roundhouse provided a great venue for the opening
>>night of the Electric Proms Series and the boys,
>>introduced by Porky Jupitus dressed up for the
>>occassion. Kicking off with a mix of As Is Now numbers
>>and old favourites, looking forward to the first guest
>>we weren't disappointed. To hear one of your favourite
>>tunes played by one of your favourite bands
>>accompanied by one of the best young female vocalists
>>around you really have hit jackpot. Amy Winehouse and
>>her beehive wooed the audience with her sultry
>>rendition of I Heard It Through The Grapevine. Before
>>the crowd could catch its breath Winehouse launched
>>into a wonderful version of Don't Go To Strangers. The
>>ballads continued with You Do Something to Me before
>>Weller primed his audience for his next guest with
>>Come On Lets Go. Suitably refeshed we watched Carl
>>Barat meander onto stage and attempt to slaughter
>>Peacock Suit. I say attempt because he hadn't bothered
>>to learn the words and drifted in and out leaving the
>>band to carry him through what is usually a crowd
>>favourite. The real treat that would have been to hear
>>Weller lead on In the City was dealt a blow as Barat
>>struggled his way through with a voice lacking depth
>>and lyrics! For that torment we were rewarded with
>>recent set addition Running on the Spot (thankfully
>>without Barat) followed by Foot of the Mountain and
>>Sunflower. Richard Archer was the last of the guests
>>joining the band to lead on Thats Entertainment. He
>>sang it in his own style but with commitment and
>>knowledge of the words! But, who'd have guessed what
>>was to follow? Thanking Weller for letting him indulge
>>himself Archer fulfilled his and our wishes with a
>>full-on take of Tubestation. Once again Archer was
>>passionate, word perfect and respectful of the
>>opportunity he'd been blessed with. Broken Stones and
>>Town Called Malice made up the encore with the boys
>>(minus Seamus tonight) taking a deserved bow. Mustn't
>>forget to mention Jacko Peake made a couple of
>>appearances on sax and how it was nice to catch up
>>with some old friends - Sash, Hils, Ed, Karen, Mel. A
>>great venue and some real gems! Graham - where were
>>you mate?

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