George Bernard Shaw made a splash in the AB. The small
florist, Eliza Doolittle, has won hundreds of Pygmalion.
Normal, Miss Eliza Sophie Caird (Camden, London, 22 spring, you give him 17 to break everything) squatted on the charts of his Majesty, and elsewhere, for over a year. A club
archi sold out, so. A public
barely pubescent or even downright kindergarten, you add some misfits who surpassed the quarantine, all these people, at 19.30 already jostling for a place at the foot of the podium.
8:10 p.m. ':
Sherman was given the onerous task of heating the club.
This singer-songwriter kind of Izegem escaped to perfection, six titles, 25 'and a room excited!
Steven Bossuyt, aka Sherman comes to acoustics, has a beautiful voice net, similar to that of Milow and serve up a folkpop endearing and neat.
The little guy has polished his weapons in London, after the episode Cream & Spices (semifinal Humo's Rock Rally in 2002), and the single 'On your side "in the throne Hotlist of Studio Brussel.
A full CD is planned for late 2011.
'All of Ashes', not great cinema, pop folk lo-fi impeccable!
'Head in clouds' will be more rhythmic. Gambling comparisons / influences, you risk the eternal Damien Rice and Tom Helsen Buckley son.
A ballad 'One Way Town ", followed by the catchy hit' On your side".
Sherman alternating slow and introspective tracks and uptempos energetic youth is charmed by his humble approach, his voice clear and pleasant melodies, it makes it a triumph.
'In comes the silence' and the waltz jerky 'Avalanche' put an end to this disgusting not drink.
8:58 p.m. 'stirs the pack, waiting for the fateful moment, nothing is happening on stage. At 9:03 p.m.
'still bugger all, three long minutes passed, a visual signal to the deejay, lights and entrance ramp of the band, four musicians dressed Al Jolson, the Jazz Singer era 1927, the tone is set, retro reign: a stylish bassist (Chris Dagger) having conquered my young neighbor - a Buddy Holly lookalike on guitar (Charleston), a crack - a formidable black drummer (Jameson?) and keyboardist / violinist discreet.
One-two-three-four proclaims Drummer the boys hum a doo-wop aesthetic
Shu-doo-doo-doo-
Dam dam dam dam-du-doo-bee-doo-
Dam dam dam dam-du-doo-bee-doo
Dam dam dam dam-du-doo-bee-doo-
Dam dam dam dam-du-doo-bee-doo
A voice emerges from the wings: I am
Doolittle purpose I do I try a lot
To Do The Best With What I've got
Sometimes nobody notices at all
If I Stood on a chair, I'd Be Taller ..
and the tiny child is wearing a short mini and also a matching top, you add curly hair and seyants did you want to put on hold because the big bad wolf lurking.
'Missing' that thing called irresistible for which she sampled 'Come Softly to Me' from Fleetwood.
better than Lily Allen, Katy Perry, Avril Lavigne, The Old Red or Gwen Stefani. Second
hit deliciously sweet 'Skinny Genes', the little walks up and down, smiling children and grandparents, no question of having a big head, it is simply perfect.
'Moneybox' .... do not need your money, boy will be followed by 'Go Home' at the final cha cha cha obsolete.
'Nobody' is just as playful.
His delectable mix of pop / jazz / rhythm and blues combined with good humor and her sassy girl look plunges assistance in joy co (s) mic.
Brussels, we're gonna slow it down, grab the Person Next To You If You want to dance ... it will not, Eliza, this guy is bearded and has not washed for more than an eternity!
'So High' is called slow.
A singalong, in canon, against a backdrop of bass Blue Note 'A smokey room'.
A dip in your early youth, three years of age recklessness 'Back 2 Front'.
Eliza Tinkerbell!
The third single from his album 'Rollerblades' a hit in the UK will give way to 'Police Car' for which even tried the trombone mouthpiece and end with the bomb awaited by all of Brussels 'Pack Up'.
Unable to resist, you zoom with the Mass:
"I do not care What the people say May
What the people say about me
May Pack up your troubles get your old grin back ..."
45 'during which you found your 15 years!
Bye, bye, Brussels!
reaction: an earthquake, Eliza, come back, girlie!
A big (very big) with the first slap a: a stunning, bluesy version of the lecture 'I Never Loved A Man' by Aretha Franklin.
Eliza, you had us to the marrow.
Bravo, girl!
'Mr Medicine an R'n'B to Joss Stone will end this lovely concert.
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