Pete does have a myspace, on which, are a few of the songs from the album.
www.myspace.com/petebrownnotbeforetime1.

Best wishes


Amanda
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: tony_ingleton
   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 8:26 AM
   Subject: [SamBrown] Re: Petes Album


   Hey Guys, what's this album like? Anyone fancy doing a quick review for those
of us who
   haven't heard?
   Tony I.

   --- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
   >
   > Just wanted to let you all know, that Petes album is now available from
   www.sambrownshop.co.uk.
   >
   > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
   >





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hey Guys, what's this album like? Anyone fancy doing a quick review for those of
us who
haven't heard?
Tony I.

--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to let you all know, that Petes album is now available from
www.sambrownshop.co.uk.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Hi Daryl,

Caught Joe, Sam, Pete + Band when the tour rolled into Cardiff....and
very good it was too!

Sam did all the songs you mentioned in your post, the highlight/stand
out one for me being 'Fever'. True to the original version, it
featured just vocals, drums and double bass ... with Joe and the rest
of the band just clicking their fingers into a microphone to add to
the tension/vibe of the song - absolutely mesmerising!

Sam fashion watchers might be keen to know we were treated to two
outfits, one either side of a 20 minute drinks interval.

Great on-stage interplay between all the Band, with Joe coming across
as a very 'folksy' kind of guy with lots of funny stories to tell.

All in all, good night out...and, of course, just great to see Sam
out there on a stage able to sing after all the problems with her
voice over the past year.

Bye for now,
Andrew



--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, One Candle <daryl@...> wrote:
>
> Hi, better late than never I've got some information about Sam's
> appearances with her dad Joe on his current autumn tour:
>
> Sam is part of the band playing accordian, organ and ukulele.  She's
> also stepping up to the mic for a few songs, usually Jolene and
> Travellin' Prayer (both Dolly Parton numbers) and Fever (Peggy Lee),
> plus a group number, maybe The Three Bells a capella which is on The
> Very Best Of Sam Brown.
>
> I've not seen Sam playing the accordian, but apparently she's really
> into it and is writing some new songs with it in mind!
>
> Sam has written a song "Everybody's Famous" with Charlie Dore which
> her dad's recorded on his new album More Of The Truth with Sam on
> piano.  Sam's also on a few other tracks singing backing vocals and
> playing keyboards and accordian.  Her brother Pete is on nearly
> every track plucking away and singing backing vocals.
>
> Charlie Dore is best known for her 1979 hit single "Pilot of the
> Airwaves":
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Dore
>
> Cheers,
> Daryl
> ___
>
> http://www.onecandle.co.uk
>

Just wanted to let you all know, that Petes album is now available from
www.sambrownshop.co.uk.

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Hi, better late than never I've got some information about Sam's
appearances with her dad Joe on his current autumn tour:

Sam is part of the band playing accordian, organ and ukulele.  She's
also stepping up to the mic for a few songs, usually Jolene and
Travellin' Prayer (both Dolly Parton numbers) and Fever (Peggy Lee),
plus a group number, maybe The Three Bells a capella which is on The
Very Best Of Sam Brown.

I've not seen Sam playing the accordian, but apparently she's really
into it and is writing some new songs with it in mind!

Sam has written a song "Everybody's Famous" with Charlie Dore which
her dad's recorded on his new album More Of The Truth with Sam on
piano.  Sam's also on a few other tracks singing backing vocals and
playing keyboards and accordian.  Her brother Pete is on nearly
every track plucking away and singing backing vocals.

Charlie Dore is best known for her 1979 hit single "Pilot of the
Airwaves":

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Dore

Cheers,
Daryl
___

http://www.onecandle.co.uk

O my!
Klaus, you are 100% right of course -- I guess I was too quick there.
Thanks for correcting me, we cannot have a lot of people believing
that Over the Moon is a whole album, now can we?! :)
BRs
Bjørn

PS: I even think that Off the Moment is a great album! ;)


--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Klaus M. Fink" <klfi@...> wrote:
>
> Hej Bjørn,
>
> looks like the old "O" discussion comes back up ;)
>
> But still Sam decided for Off the Moment, not Over The Moon.
>
> Never mind
> Klaus
>

Hej Bjørn,

looks like the old "O" discussion comes back up ;)

But still Sam decided for Off the Moment, not Over The Moon.

Never mind
Klaus

George,
I really love the Over the Moon album, altough some of the songs took
a little bit of listening before "sticking", and a couple I am not
quite comfortable with still. But, this is the way it is for me with
all of Sam's albums (and with most other albums for that matter).

And sure, it departs a bit from her earlier work --- but in my opinion
all the previous albums differ from each other to quite a degree: Take
Stop vs. 43 Minutes vs. Reboot for instance, and Over the Moon is
still 100% Sam in my ears! I think it is a continuation of the Reboot
direction towards a warmer, fuller and perhaps a bit more intimate
sound, with a bit of experimenting with rhythms (You'd Think I'd Know
By now), instruments (Show Your Love) and style (Over The Moon).

I haven't listened to the clips myself so I really cannot say if they
are only lows or what. But I do think you shouldn't give up on Over
the Moon just yet :)

BRs,
Bjørn


--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, George B <powersamurai@...> wrote:
>
> Walked into a used CD shop near my new office one lunch time last
> week just to have a squiz. Lo and behold I find the Japanese pressing
> of Reboot on the shelf! Don't even ask me how I found it--I can't
> remember, but I did. It was only about 5 quid/US$10, so I grabbed it.
> Went to the counter and there was a Beautiful South best of for 2.5
> quid, so I grabbed that too, because I haven't got anything of
> theirs. It was like buying Homespun, but separately! LOL
>
> I must say that Reboot has rocketed up my list of favourite Sam CDs
> from out of nowhere. It is up there with Stop and Box. I'm glad I
> finally found it. Now to get hold of the latest (and sadly the last)
> Homespun album. I'm not really fussed about her latest album after
> hearing the clips, so I'm putting it off. It seems a real departure
> from the stuff she's done in the past. Or are the clips just of the
> low parts of the songs?
>
> George
>

Count me in with Pete and Lyn if/when Sam ever makes it over the big
blue water.  U.S. audiences don't know what they've been missing.

Steve

--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, Lyn Grosser <lgrosser@...> wrote:
>
> I second Pete's comments - I'll be first in line to buy tickets when Sam
> does make it to the States!
>
> Best,
> Lyn
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SamBrown@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of pete armenta
> Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 1:25 AM
> To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
>
>
>
> Thanks for the interesting insight.  Those of us fans in the states have
> a bit farther to travel then even you did.  Can't imagine what a trek
> you had but at least you felt it was worth it.  I envy you over there.
> I don't think we will being seeing Sam over here anytime soon.
>
> Thank You,
> Pete
>
>
> --- On Thu, 9/25/08, srh_pk <cosmicbiker@...
> <mailto:cosmicbiker%40hotmail.com> > wrote:
>
> From: srh_pk <cosmicbiker@... <mailto:cosmicbiker%40hotmail.com>
> >
> Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
> To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com <mailto:SamBrown%40yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008, 11:57 AM
>
> Hey all.
>
> No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...
>
> I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
> wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
> just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
> he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
> brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
> and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
> awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
> beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
> ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.
>
> But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
> about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
> last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
> trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
> feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
> Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"?? ), both
> with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
> but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.
>
> umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
> know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
> thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
> Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
> all guess work of course. Thanks :)
>
> Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
> Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.
>
> sarah x
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Dear Amanda,
Wow, thank you for forwarding my email to Sam. It's ace to be
able to thank her. Hope she likes it and doesn't think i'm too crazy.

Yeah, it was a wonderful evening and in a stunning setting.
Thanks again,
Sarah



--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Sarah
> I have forwarded your lovely email to Sam, I know she will
appreciate hearing your review. It was a fantastic night wasn't it?
> Thank you
> Kindest regards
> .
> Amanda
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: srh_pk
>   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 7:57 PM
>   Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
>
>
>   Hey all.
>
>   No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...
>
>   I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall
on
>   wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe,
mostly
>   just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!)
so
>   he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
>   brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of
music
>   and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
>   awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
>   beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
>   ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.
>
>   But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I
travelled
>   about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch
the
>   last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis
and
>   trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on
my
>   feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs;
Valentine
>   Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"??),
both
>   with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her
problems
>   but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.
>
>   umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that
you
>   know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
>   thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be
great.
>   Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through
that...this is
>   all guess work of course. Thanks :)
>
>   Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon
with
>   Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.
>
>   sarah x
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Walked into a used CD shop near my new office one lunch time last
week just to have a squiz. Lo and behold I find the Japanese pressing
of Reboot on the shelf! Don't even ask me how I found it--I can't
remember, but I did. It was only about 5 quid/US$10, so I grabbed it.
Went to the counter and there was a Beautiful South best of for 2.5
quid, so I grabbed that too, because I haven't got anything of
theirs. It was like buying Homespun, but separately! LOL

I must say that Reboot has rocketed up my list of favourite Sam CDs
from out of nowhere. It is up there with Stop and Box. I'm glad I
finally found it. Now to get hold of the latest (and sadly the last)
Homespun album. I'm not really fussed about her latest album after
hearing the clips, so I'm putting it off. It seems a real departure
from the stuff she's done in the past. Or are the clips just of the
low parts of the songs?

George

I second Pete's comments - I'll be first in line to buy tickets when Sam
does make it to the States!

Best,
Lyn

________________________________

From: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SamBrown@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of pete armenta
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 1:25 AM
To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do



Thanks for the interesting insight.  Those of us fans in the states have
a bit farther to travel then even you did.  Can't imagine what a trek
you had but at least you felt it was worth it.  I envy you over there.
I don't think we will being seeing Sam over here anytime soon.

Thank You,
Pete


--- On Thu, 9/25/08, srh_pk <cosmicbiker@...
<mailto:cosmicbiker%40hotmail.com> > wrote:

From: srh_pk <cosmicbiker@... <mailto:cosmicbiker%40hotmail.com>
>
Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com <mailto:SamBrown%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008, 11:57 AM

Hey all.

No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...

I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.

But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"?? ), both
with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.

umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
all guess work of course. Thanks :)

Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.

sarah x

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> Could the second song Sam sang with Jools be "Together Again"?

Yes it was Together Again, confirmed by this review:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/09/26/bmjoe126.xml
I don't think they've played it much over the last seventeen years since it
was released on CD single!

If you're interested there's another review here:
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/music/live_rev\
iews/article4820345.ece

Many thanks for the report Sarah.

Cheers,
Daryl
___

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Could the second song Sam sang with Jools be "Together Again"?
 
Regardless, it would have been great to be there!  Thanks for the review :)

Kel.







--- On Thu, 9/25/08, srh_pk <cosmicbiker@ hotmail.com> wrote:

From: srh_pk <cosmicbiker@ hotmail.com>
Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
To: SamBrown@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008, 11:57 AM

Hey all.

No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...

I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.

But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"?? ), both
with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.

umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
all guess work of course. Thanks :)

Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.

sarah x

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Dear Sarah
I have forwarded your lovely email to Sam, I know she will appreciate hearing
your review. It was a fantastic night wasn't it?
Thank you
Kindest regards
.
Amanda
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: srh_pk
   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 7:57 PM
   Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do


   Hey all.

   No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...

   I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
   wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
   just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
   he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
   brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
   and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
   awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
   beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
   ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.

   But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
   about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
   last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
   trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
   feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
   Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"??), both
   with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
   but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.

   umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
   know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
   thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
   Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
   all guess work of course. Thanks :)

   Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
   Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.

   sarah x





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Thanks for the interesting insight.  Those of us fans in the states have a bit
farther to travel then even you did.  Can't imagine what a trek you had but at
least you felt it was worth it.  I envy you over there.  I don't think we will
being seeing Sam over here anytime soon.


Thank You,
Pete
 

--- On Thu, 9/25/08, srh_pk <cosmicbiker@...> wrote:

From: srh_pk <cosmicbiker@...>
Subject: [SamBrown] Joe's 50th Anniversary do
To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008, 11:57 AM






Hey all.

No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...

I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.

But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"?? ), both
with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.

umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
all guess work of course. Thanks :)

Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.

sarah x


















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hey all.

No sure if anyone will be interested but here goes anyway...

I went to Joe's 50th anniversary night at the Royal Albert Hall on
wednesday and it was ace! I didn't really know much about Joe, mostly
just because i'm only 20 (i think i was the youngest one there!) so
he's not really my era and i hadn't come across him much. He was
brilliant though, a great musician, and did a real variety of music
and the guests like Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds and Jools were
awesome. He finished with I'll See You In My Dreams which was
beautiful of course but i half expected petals to fall from the
ceiling. So I'm a fan now...Joe rocks.

But the main reason I went was to hear Sam on that stage. I travelled
about 100 miles, ran miles across london after the show to catch the
last train, missed the last train and had to get various taxis and
trains back to Nottingham, have had 3 house sleap and 7 hours on my
feet at work but....it was so worth it! She sang two songs; Valentine
Moon and another i didn't know (something about "together"??), both
with Jools. I think her voice probably was still causing her problems
but it seemed to warm up after a bit. She was still brilliant.

umm...Amanda Brown? I've seen you around the forum. I asume that you
know/ are related to Sam. If theres anyway to let Sam know that i
thought she was ace, and really apreciated it, that would be great.
Seemed like it was hard work putting her voice through that...this is
all guess work of course. Thanks :)

Anyway that was it. I got to hear Sam Brown sing Valentine Moon with
Jools at the Royal Albert Hall...i am one lucky chick.

sarah x

Thanks for the update Amanda - I am glad you had a good time - hope
it raised plenty for the school.

If and when she tours again I will be there with my better half....

All the best

Mark



--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Mark
> The Gig went well, and we all had a great night. Sam's voice is
still giving her jip, but she was on top form and extremely
entertaining, as ever.
> Sam is due to join Joe for his 50th Anniversary gig at the Royal
Albert Hall next week, she is also joining him for the Autumn tour. I
don't see her touring herself for some time yet.
> Thank  you for asking about the gig.
> Take care
>
>
> Amanda Brown
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: mark177366
>   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Monday, September 15, 2008 9:29 AM
>   Subject: [SamBrown] Re: Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>
>
>   Hi Guys
>
>   Thought I had posted this before, but can't see it.
>
>   I am really curious to find out how the gig went. How is Sam and
her
>   voice now?
>
>   Hope you all had a brilliant time. I suspect that Sam in such a
>   small venue like that would be great fun....
>
>   All the best
>
>   Mark
>
>   --- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@> wrote:
>   >
>   > I am not sure about a 2009 tour, but Sam is joining Joe for his
>   autumn tour, maybe she will make some decisions after that. I
will
>   keep you posted.
>   > Thank you for responding. to my original email, and have a
great
>   gig!!!!
>   >
>   > Best wishes
>   >
>   > Amanda
>   >
>   >
>   > ----- Original Message -----
>   > From: Miles
>   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   > Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 8:28 PM
>   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>   >
>   >
>   > I'd love to come but sadly I will have a gig of my own that
>   night :((((( Great to hear that Sam will be singing live again. I
>   really hope that side of things is continuing to improve for her
day
>   by day. Are there any chances of a 2009 tour yet Amanda?
>   > Miles
>   >
>   > ----- Original Message ----
>   > From: Amanda Brown <amanda@>
>   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   > Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 8:46:39 AM
>   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>   >
>   > The gig is in avery small village hall in the Oxfordshire
village
>   of Ewelme it is on the 30th August and doors open at 7.30pm.
There
>   only 100 tickets available, so let me know asap. hope you can
make it.
>   >
>   > Just send cheques made payable to Ewelme pre school to
>   > Amanda Brown
>   > 7 Gregory Estate
>   > Cuxham
>   > Oxfordshire
>   > OX49 5NL
>   >
>   > along with your address and a contact number.
>   > Kind regards
>   >
>   > Amanda
>   > ----- Original Message -----
>   > From: MIke Pemberton
>   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroup s.com
>   > Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 1:17 AM
>   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>   >
>   > Hi Amanda
>   >
>   > Have just read your email, it sounds like it could be a great
>   night and i would definately like a couple of tickets. Could you
let
>   me have a few more details - where, when etc.
>   >
>   > Thanks
>   >
>   > Mike
>   >
>   > Amanda Brown <amanda@brown2076. freeserve. co.uk> wrote:
>   > Dear All
>   > I am in the process of organizing a very small gig to raise
funds
>   for the pre-school, which Pete and my little girl attends. Sam
has
>   kindly agreed to sing a few covers with Pete and I have managed
to
>   talk David Levy and Richard Newman into joining them. It should
be a
>   great night and even though Sam is only part of the line up I
thought
>   some of you may be interested in coming along. The gig is in a
small
>   village hall in Oxford shire so it really its very low key
affair.
>   Tickets are £10 and there is a licensed bar.
>   >
>   > If any of you are interested in supporting this good cause,
just
>   email me for payment details and directions.
>   > I hope some of you can make it.
>   > Best wishes
>   >
>   > Amanda Brown
>   >
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>   >
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>   >
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>   >
>   > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>   >
>   >
>   >
>   >
>   >
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Hi Klaus
Sam has been a great help to Pete during the making of this album. Firstly and
most obviously Sam has done the backing vocals along with Margot Buchannan and
Aith McRobbie. She has also help Pete with the production, even down to the
sleeve layout, the cover was even designed by Sam's other half. So all in all
Sam has been a tremendous help from start to finish.
Take care

Amanda
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Klaus M. Fink
   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 10:45 AM
   Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Pete's album


   Hi Amanda,

   thanks for the news! Curious to hear it...
   The obvious question on this list - how about Sam's involvement in the
   album?

   Cheers
   Klaus

   On Mon, 15 Sep 2008, Amanda Brown wrote:

   > Dear All
   > Just to let you all know that Pete has finished his first solo album, "Not
before time" that's what it's called not a personal comment. It will be
available from www.sambrownshop.com, it will also be available at Joes gigs
during the autumn tour. We are just waiting on the completion of art work before
it goes to be pressed. He is in the process of setting up a MySpace too, so some
of the tracks will be on there.
   > Thank you all in advance.
   > Best wishes
   >
   > Amanda





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Hi Amanda,

thanks for the news! Curious to hear it...
The obvious question on this list - how about Sam's involvement in the
album?

Cheers
Klaus


On Mon, 15 Sep 2008, Amanda Brown wrote:

> Dear All
> Just to let you all know that Pete has finished his first solo album, "Not
before time" that's what it's called not a personal comment. It will be
available from www.sambrownshop.com, it will also be available at Joes gigs
during the autumn tour. We are just waiting on the completion of art work before
it goes to be pressed. He is in the process of setting up a MySpace too, so some
of the tracks will be on there.
> Thank you all in advance.
> Best wishes
>
> Amanda

Hi Folks

Can I ask how the gig went? I hope you had a great evening and am
really keen to hear how Sam is doing.

All the best

Mark

--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
>
> Dear All
> I am in the process of organizing a very small gig to raise funds
for the pre-school, which Pete and my little girl attends. Sam has
kindly agreed to sing a few covers with Pete and I have managed to
talk David Levy and Richard Newman into joining them. It should be a
great night and even though Sam is only part of the line up I thought
some of you may be interested in coming along. The gig is in a small
village hall in Oxford shire so it really its very low key affair.
Tickets are £10 and there is a licensed bar.
>
> If any of you are interested in supporting this good cause, just
email me for payment details and directions.
> I hope some of you can make it.
> Best wishes
>
> Amanda Brown
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Dear All
Just to let you all know that Pete has finished his first solo album, "Not
before time" that's what it's called not a personal comment. It will be
available from www.sambrownshop.com, it will also be available at Joes gigs
during the autumn tour. We are just waiting on the completion of art work before
it goes to be pressed. He is in the process of setting up a MySpace too, so some
of the tracks will be on there.
Thank you all in advance.
Best wishes

Amanda

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Dear Mark
The Gig went well, and we all had a great night. Sam's voice is still giving her
jip, but she was on top form and extremely entertaining, as ever.
Sam is due to join Joe for his 50th Anniversary gig at the Royal Albert Hall
next week, she is also joining him for the Autumn tour. I don't see her touring
herself for some time yet.
Thank  you for asking about the gig.
Take care


Amanda Brown

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: mark177366
   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, September 15, 2008 9:29 AM
   Subject: [SamBrown] Re: Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig


   Hi Guys

   Thought I had posted this before, but can't see it.

   I am really curious to find out how the gig went. How is Sam and her
   voice now?

   Hope you all had a brilliant time. I suspect that Sam in such a
   small venue like that would be great fun....

   All the best

   Mark

   --- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
   >
   > I am not sure about a 2009 tour, but Sam is joining Joe for his
   autumn tour, maybe she will make some decisions after that. I will
   keep you posted.
   > Thank you for responding. to my original email, and have a great
   gig!!!!
   >
   > Best wishes
   >
   > Amanda
   >
   >
   > ----- Original Message -----
   > From: Miles
   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   > Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 8:28 PM
   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
   >
   >
   > I'd love to come but sadly I will have a gig of my own that
   night :((((( Great to hear that Sam will be singing live again. I
   really hope that side of things is continuing to improve for her day
   by day. Are there any chances of a 2009 tour yet Amanda?
   > Miles
   >
   > ----- Original Message ----
   > From: Amanda Brown <amanda@...>
   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
   > Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 8:46:39 AM
   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
   >
   > The gig is in avery small village hall in the Oxfordshire village
   of Ewelme it is on the 30th August and doors open at 7.30pm. There
   only 100 tickets available, so let me know asap. hope you can make it.
   >
   > Just send cheques made payable to Ewelme pre school to
   > Amanda Brown
   > 7 Gregory Estate
   > Cuxham
   > Oxfordshire
   > OX49 5NL
   >
   > along with your address and a contact number.
   > Kind regards
   >
   > Amanda
   > ----- Original Message -----
   > From: MIke Pemberton
   > To: SamBrown@yahoogroup s.com
   > Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 1:17 AM
   > Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
   >
   > Hi Amanda
   >
   > Have just read your email, it sounds like it could be a great
   night and i would definately like a couple of tickets. Could you let
   me have a few more details - where, when etc.
   >
   > Thanks
   >
   > Mike
   >
   > Amanda Brown <amanda@brown2076. freeserve. co.uk> wrote:
   > Dear All
   > I am in the process of organizing a very small gig to raise funds
   for the pre-school, which Pete and my little girl attends. Sam has
   kindly agreed to sing a few covers with Pete and I have managed to
   talk David Levy and Richard Newman into joining them. It should be a
   great night and even though Sam is only part of the line up I thought
   some of you may be interested in coming along. The gig is in a small
   village hall in Oxford shire so it really its very low key affair.
   Tickets are £10 and there is a licensed bar.
   >
   > If any of you are interested in supporting this good cause, just
   email me for payment details and directions.
   > I hope some of you can make it.
   > Best wishes
   >
   > Amanda Brown
   >
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   >
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Hi Guys

Thought I had posted this before,  but can't see it.

I am really curious to find out how the gig went.  How is Sam and her
voice now?

Hope you all had a brilliant time.  I suspect that Sam in such a
small venue like that would be great fun....

All the best

Mark

--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Brown" <amanda@...> wrote:
>
> I am not sure about a  2009 tour, but Sam is joining Joe for his
autumn tour, maybe she will make some decisions after that. I will
keep you posted.
> Thank you for responding. to my original email, and have a great
gig!!!!
>
> Best wishes
>
> Amanda
>
>
>  ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Miles
>   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 8:28 PM
>   Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>
>
>   I'd love to come but sadly I will have a gig of my own that
night :((((( Great to hear that Sam will be singing live again. I
really hope that side of things is continuing to improve for her day
by day. Are there any chances of a 2009 tour yet Amanda?
>   Miles
>
>   ----- Original Message ----
>   From: Amanda Brown <amanda@...>
>   To: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 8:46:39 AM
>   Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>
>   The gig is in avery small village hall in the Oxfordshire village
of Ewelme it is on the 30th August and doors open at 7.30pm. There
only 100 tickets available, so let me know asap. hope you can make it.
>
>   Just send cheques made payable to Ewelme pre school to
>   Amanda Brown
>   7 Gregory Estate
>   Cuxham
>   Oxfordshire
>   OX49 5NL
>
>   along with your address and a contact number.
>   Kind regards
>
>   Amanda
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: MIke Pemberton
>   To: SamBrown@yahoogroup s.com
>   Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 1:17 AM
>   Subject: Re: [SamBrown] Sam and Pete doing a small charity gig
>
>   Hi Amanda
>
>   Have just read your email, it sounds like it could be a great
night and i would definately like a couple of tickets. Could you let
me have a few more details - where, when etc.
>
>   Thanks
>
>   Mike
>
>   Amanda Brown <amanda@brown2076. freeserve. co.uk> wrote:
>   Dear All
>   I am in the process of organizing a very small gig to raise funds
for the pre-school, which Pete and my little girl attends. Sam has
kindly agreed to sing a few covers with Pete and I have managed to
talk David Levy and Richard Newman into joining them. It should be a
great night and even though Sam is only part of the line up I thought
some of you may be interested in coming along. The gig is in a small
village hall in Oxford shire so it really its very low key affair.
Tickets are £10 and there is a licensed bar.
>
>   If any of you are interested in supporting this good cause, just
email me for payment details and directions.
>   I hope some of you can make it.
>   Best wishes
>
>   Amanda Brown
>
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>
>   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Just doing my monthly/when I remember/trawl through ebay for Sam
Brown, and noticed someone spent a good 5 minutes typing up the
credits on the back of the 7" of a Stop! single. Why do they bother??

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sam-Brown-Stop-80s-german-pressing-PS-with-lyrics-7_W0QQi\
temZ200248226834


...and it's not even a nice copy (the cover is all bent)

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Well, I dug out the CD, and there's not really much more information to add
other than what you'll find from the links in Klaus' e-mail. Sam's
participation is limited to a few "Ooo-ooohs" and a couple of back-up lines
in the chorus - you get much more impression of her from the video link than
you do from listening to the studio version of the song on the CD.

Anyway, for those who are interested, the CD single has the main version, an
acoustic version, and an instrumental version of the song.  It was released
in 1996 by Silver Clef Productions via EMI, "with support and enthusiasm
from Levi's and Rover", and was in aid of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy
Centre.  Interestingly, the sleeve includes the following notation:

"We are most grateful to the following artists (in alphabetical order): Sam
Brown, Andy Fairweather Lowe, Lulu, Brian May, Shara Nelson, Pure Strings,
Paul Rodgers and Charlie Watts."

Not sure if Lulu and Shara Nelson are also singing back-up on the song - I
can hear Sam, but it's so remote that it could be all three of them for all
I know.  Don't know why they'd be thanked, otherwise.

You can see a copy of the CD cover here:
http://www.freewebs.com/davidtaylor1960/Brian-May-Reaching-Out---Ro-96592.jpg

Hope that's vaguely of interest...
R.

___________________________________________________________

1a. Re: Rock Therapy
>    Posted by: "Robert Kavanagh" rfkavanagh@... rfkavanagh
>    Date: Fri Aug 8, 2008 9:11 am ((PDT))
>
> I have the CD single, but don't feel left out - I can hardly distinguish
> Sam's voice anywhere in there!  Don't have it with me right now, but I'll
> dig it out later and provide some more info.
> R.
>
> On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 5:34 AM, <SamBrown@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> >
> > ________________________________________________________________________
> > 1a. Rock Therapy
> >    Posted by: "Klaus M. Fink" klfi@... kmfvtcom
> >    Date: Fri Aug 8, 2008 4:30 am ((PDT))
> >
> > Hi there,
> >
> > just found something that I must have missed - did anyone hear of Rock
> > Therapy? Seemed to be a project back in 96, including Paul Rodgers, Brian
> > May, Tommy Cunningham, Andy Fairweather-Low and (to be on topic) our Sam.
> >
> > I just found a promotion card for them on eBay
> > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180274868276
> > and after googling a video of their song "Reaching Out" - at
> >
> >
>
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/rock-therapy-reaching-out-paul-rodgers-brian-m\
ay/792053255
> >
> > Anyone having more details?
> >
> > Cheers
> > Klaus


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I have the CD single, but don't feel left out - I can hardly distinguish
Sam's voice anywhere in there!  Don't have it with me right now, but I'll
dig it out later and provide some more info.
R.

On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 5:34 AM, <SamBrown@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> 1a. Rock Therapy
>    Posted by: "Klaus M. Fink" klfi@... kmfvtcom
>    Date: Fri Aug 8, 2008 4:30 am ((PDT))
>
> Hi there,
>
> just found something that I must have missed - did anyone hear of Rock
> Therapy? Seemed to be a project back in 96, including Paul Rodgers, Brian
> May, Tommy Cunningham, Andy Fairweather-Low and (to be on topic) our Sam.
>
> I just found a promotion card for them on eBay
> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180274868276
> and after googling a video of their song "Reaching Out" - at
>
>
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/rock-therapy-reaching-out-paul-rodgers-brian-m\
ay/792053255
>
> Anyone having more details?
>
> Cheers
> Klaus


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What a find!

Apparently a temporary arrangement for a charity.

http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=96592

-----Original Message-----
From: SamBrown@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SamBrown@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Klaus M. Fink
Sent: Friday, 8 August 2008 21:01
To: SamBrown Mailinglist
Subject: [SamBrown] Rock Therapy

Hi there,

just found something that I must have missed - did anyone hear of Rock
Therapy? Seemed to be a project back in 96, including Paul Rodgers,
Brian
May, Tommy Cunningham, Andy Fairweather-Low and (to be on topic) our
Sam.

I just found a promotion card for them on eBay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180274868276
and after googling a video of their song "Reaching Out" - at
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/rock-therapy-reaching-out-paul-rodgers
-brian-may/792053255

Anyone having more details?

Cheers
Klaus

Hi there,

just found something that I must have missed - did anyone hear of Rock
Therapy? Seemed to be a project back in 96, including Paul Rodgers, Brian
May, Tommy Cunningham, Andy Fairweather-Low and (to be on topic) our Sam.

I just found a promotion card for them on eBay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180274868276
and after googling a video of their song "Reaching Out" - at
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/rock-therapy-reaching-out-paul-rodgers-brian-m\
ay/792053255

Anyone having more details?

Cheers
Klaus

Everyone's comments on their favourites has been very interesting. Robert's
views, below,
come closest to  mine.
I didn't discover Sam's charms until about 6 or 7 years ago and loved all the
CDs in their
different ways. I was eagerly waiting for 'Of The Moment', but just wonder if
Sam's voice
problem has anything to do with why I was disappointed - the vocals just don't
seem to
have the power and clarity of earlier works. More knowledgeable commentators
than me
have praised the work and musical creativity... so am I just stuck in the past?
I have only see a few of Sam's live efforts, but these are unfailingly great
[except for the
rather sad show I saw at the Sage in Gateshead] - her energy, vocal quality,
variety and
ability to set moods are just top-notch.

Just hope she comes back on form soon - her tour with Joe should give chance to
ease her
way back?

Tony

--- In SamBrown@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Kavanagh" <rfkavanagh@...> wrote:
>
> I've been a fan since the days of "Stop!", but I wouldn't have any idea how
> to choose a favorite album - they're all so distinct and for very different
> moods.
> "Stop!" is fairly straightforward pop (well, for the '80s) with a bit of an
> edge and two masterpieces (Stop and I'll Be In Love).
>
> "April Moon" is still pop, but shows growth and a hint of the depth behind
> the gloss.  Full of great songs - which one depends on my mood at the time.
>
> "43 Minutes..." is for introspection and grief, obviously informed by Sam's
> own recent experiences, but also for catharsis and optimism for the future.
>  (Sidebar: check out Kate Bush's "A Coral Room" for another disturbingly
> beautiful expression of grief from losing a mother.)
>
> "Box" is "Indie Sam" full of brooding and moodiness.  Don't kill me, but the
> lyrics on some of the songs are a little precious and cringeworthy - not up
> to the usual standard I expect from Sam - but the music overall is great,
> and then of course there's that voice.
>
> "ReBoot" is just all funky and groovy (despite not having anything to do
> with the '70s).  It just makes me bop about the place.  I've been threatened
> with death any time "Blood Runs Cold" comes on because it gets juuuuuust a
> little repetitive.  The two things that always get me with this album: the
> "I understa-and the animal" bridge where Sam really belts it out (how's that
> for full-blown vocal power?), and the stark and poignant beauty of "Rainbow"
> - still one of my favorite Sam songs ever.
>
> I have to say, "Of The Moment..." is still leaving me a little cold.  It has
> some beautiful moments ("Loveless", "Love Makes A Fool Of Us All"), and it's
> not that I actively dislike any of the songs, but it just doesn't feel like
> it has any true highlights.  It's all a bit samey to me, and I miss Sam's
> belting voice.  Plus, recycling four previously-released songs took away a
> lot of the excitement and anticipation I normally feel for a new Sam album.
>  I know the general public wouldn't have heard those songs before, but it
> was a let-down for me (and I'd imagine most of you have to have been
> familiar with them, too).
>
> The thing I've always felt about Sam (and here's a potentially controversial
> conversation to start!), is that one of her biggest strengths is also one of
> her biggest weaknesses - namely, that she's talented enough to tackle any
> style of music successfully and to jump from one to another on a whim.
>  There's no shortage of artists from every corner of music happy to
> collaborate with her, and even her own tastes seem to vary a lot.  That's
> admirable, don't get me wrong!  (Just look at Jools, Valle Venia, Homespun,
> ChimpanA, the list goes on...)  But it's also meant that her own output has
> been wildly inconsistent.  I find that a lot of my favorite songs are from
> random collaborations or b-sides or whatever, but none of them work together
> to create one good mix-tape!  Some of my favorites: "Psycho Plastic Pansy
> Man" (rocker Sam), "Go Leave" (stark, beautiful piano and voice Sam), "Fly
> Up To The Moon" (folky Sam), "You're My World" (cover Sam), Standing In My
> Light (melancholy soundtrack Sam), "Just Good Friends"
> (I'm-so-much-better-than-my-awful-can-hardly-sing-anymore-duetting-partner
> Sam), and even good old "Think About Your Troubles" (fun, silly Sam).  Where
> do they fit in her musical career?
>
> I can really prattle on for a while, can't I?
>
> Robert.
> :D
>
>
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>