Wet Wet Wet
Haydock Racecourse
July 19th, 2014
Never being one to turn down a free night
out I was thrilled when my husband won tickets for my sister and I to attend Saturday's race meeting at
Haydock Park, especially when I discovered that the night would end with a
concert by Wet Wet Wet, a band that had one of the prime spots on my bedroom
wall through some of my teenage years!
As neither my sister or I are really into
horses we decided to go in time for the last race and the concert rather than
the whole day.
Wet Wet Wet kicked off the night with 'Wishing
I was Lucky' and proceeded to play all of their well known hits from across the
years and pretty much the whole of 'Popped In Souled Out', which was the album
that shot them to fame in 1987.
Consisting of Marti Pellow, Tommy
Cunningham, Graeme Clark and Neil Mitchell, Wet Wet Wet have been on the music scene for many years
and do not seem to have lost any of their spark. They put in an energetic and very upbeat,
feel good set, which I'm sure sent the majority of their audience back to their
teenage years.
Playing songs such as 'Sweet Little Mystery',
'East of The River', 'Angel Eyes', 'Temptation' and 'Julia Says' they had the
crowd kicking off their heels and dancing on the grass in front of the small
stage.
Finishing the night with their cover version
of the Troggs, 'Love Is All Around', which spent fifteen weeks at the number
one in the charts in 1994 after being used on the soundtrack to the film 'Four
Weddings and a Funeral', they left Haydock to loud cheers and thunderous
applause from the crowd.
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