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Thursday, 11 November 2010

MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES

I've had a song going around in my head for the last couple of days and its driving me crazy. It is a sign of a successful tune when this happens. The song is 'Youngest Child' by Eva Prowse (Richard of RBB's niece). Its a good country/pop song with a catchy chorus:

I need a doctor without borders to put me back in order
I need a king and all his men to put me back together again.

I saw Eva perform this live on morning TV on Tuesday. She is very good. Check it out. www.evaprowse.bandcamp.com

p.s. In the TV interview Eva said that 'The Painted Face' helped with the album cover design.

1 comment:

Richard (of RBB) said...: Hey, Steph did those pictures!; 11 November 2010 at 06:14

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