1. Tequila
2. Looking Back - Paul Carrack
3. A blues I didn't recognise - Eric Clapton
4. Lay down Sally - Eric Clapton
5. How Long - Paul Carrack (nice guitar work from EC)
6. Willie and the hand Jive
7. Slow train? - Katie Melua
8. My Aphrodsiac is You - Katie Melua
9. Katie Melua's big hit. I didn't recognise it but everybody was singing along, possibly "The closest thing to crazy"
10. Will the circle be unbroken - Andy Fairweather-Low
11. a new song - Roger Taylor
12. I want to break free - Roger Taylor
13. Photograph - Ringo Starr
14 ? - Ringo Starr
15. With a little help from my friends - Ringo Starr
16. AWSoP - short version with Frank Mead sax solo
17. The Drifters mini-set. I didn't jot down the numbers but they would have been their 3 biggest hits
18. Cocaine - Eric Clapton and Chris Barber
19. I can't dance - most of the performers plus fireworks, laser show
etc.
As far as I can remember they came on stage about 10:30 and the crowd
were still calling for more at 12:25; other celebrities spotted in
the crowd: Chris Evans and Cilla Black, not together I hasten to add.
Of the other groups, the Jones Gang went down very well, they
claimed their album is due out this month, but they've been claiming
that ever since the closing concert at the Guildford Civic Hall:
maybe all those drugs distort one's sense of time. There was an Abba
tribute who were the first to connect with the crowd, that probably
says a lot about the audience who seemed to be there more for the
event than for the music. Paul Young, who followed them on the stage
and had the only rain of the evening, only drizzle really, came off
worst in terms of audience appreciation. Rory Bremner did a fine job
of covering the changeover from the Jones Gang to the Band du Lac,
not an easy job.Highlights, really the last few numbers, AWSoP got a great reception, Cocaine with Chris Barber and EC was good, With a little help from my friends got everybody singing along. The most impassioned song was A F-L's Will the circle be unbroken