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Tracy · **Joined:** Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:29 am **Posts:** 38

I'll have to compare it with the video I took at one of the venues

VivaRoxyMusic.com wrote:

He'll Have To Go & Can't Let Go will be from either Blackpool or Glasgow.

J.O'B.

VivaRoxyMusic.com · **Posted:** Wed Apr 27, 2016 3:53 pm

By looking at the set lists and the 5 venues credited on the sleeve the songs on the CD that were played only a few times I have deduced the following:

Loop De Li is from Manchester

Can't Let Go & He'll Have To Go are from Blackpool.

J.O'B.

Tracy · **Joined:** Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:29 am **Posts:** 38

Thanks John.

I was at both those venues. Nice to know

Tracy · **Joined:** Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:29 am **Posts:** 38

He'll Have To Go - Blackpool

https://youtu.be/ONGFA_0jvug?list=PLMSsO3ONuBwhiJpZMLHs2Vd7qNVpJVsa2

Can't Let Go - Blackpool

https://youtu.be/mFmZO0wPHiE?list=PLMSsO3ONuBwhiJpZMLHs2Vd7qNVpJVsa2

RoxySiren · **Joined:** Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:18 am **Posts:** 679

DCJ wrote:

In looking at a screen shot of the back of BF's 2015 Live CD I noticed that the writing credit for the song Avonmore is listed as simply "Ferry" with no mention of Ollie Thompson as a co-writer.

On the original Avonmore CD OT is listed as co-writer of Avonmore so I'm wondering why his name got dropped on the Live CD. Hardly earthshaking, but it seems a bit odd...

OT and BF worked together for many years and finally (it appears) they co-wrote a song. But now perhaps maybe they didn't? Hmmm...

Well spotted dcj. Actually, imo, quite an important point. I suspect cock up not conspiracy.... But maybe not.

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