Found while surfing around.Wish I wsa there!

"Using the same band as last yea, Mike Harrison was in even better vocal form, wailing
with abandon and supported by his adept musicians who didn't put a
musical foot wrong the whole night. Whereas last year was split into
two chronological sets – pre Spooky and Spooky – tonight was more of a feel fest, with old favourites cropping up all over the place. Lots
of Ray Charles, of course, an overhaul for the MC5 chestnut `Rambling
Rose', Larry Williams' `Slow Down', a spot of Art in the form of `I
Wanna Be Free' and more besides. A power cut in the middle of the
first set did nothing to dent the band's confidence, or the
audience's enthusiasm as, undaunted, the guitarist got out a banjo
and Harrison wailed on harmonica in pitch darkness. Returning for a
second stretch, Harrison introduced some Spooky Tooth classics,
although fewer than last year, perhaps reflecting a growing
confidence in the band's approach. `Waiting For The Wind', `That Was
Only Yesterday', `The Wrong Time' and the sublime `Chains on my
Heart' were all in evidence, as was the Lennon/McCartney `We Can Work It Out', complete with false start. All in all, evidence that this
unique singer is singing better than ever. According to his
website (www.mikeharrisontrust.com), there's some recording going on. Now that WOULD be a treat, and no mistake…"