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The Ultimate Collection

Spanning over forty years this special collector’s edition CD serves as a reminder of both the success and productivity on record of sixties icon DAVE BERRY

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Memphis in the Meantime

The Album Dave always wanted to make

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First class versatility

Although pop was the basis for his hitmaking Sixties career, Dave Berry has always been a fervent R'n'B enthusiast.
And this new album - his first since "Hostage to the Beat" in 1987 - allows him to indulge his passion in magnificent fashion. The first has him striding straight into a slick, assured groove - and all 11 songs are delivered with the panache of a committed aficionado with the talent to match his devotion.
Longevity speaks for itself and the quality of the distinctive Dave Berry voice tells its own story, even when he's away from his more familiar domain - reprising his stage theatrics on the pop nostalgia circuit.
Here he is joined in his endeavours by a first-class team of musicians whose readily apparent versatility allows them to bring unflagging creative support to a studio set encompassing a variety of moods.
The repertoire - which includes two compositions apiece from J.J. Cale, John Hiatt and Arthur'Big Boy' Crudup - covers rollicking power blues and more laid-back materialal. Berry's cohorts are the Junkyard Angels, and his genuine affection for the genre is evident throughout an album which is enhanced by a thoroughly contemporary feel.
One real highlight is a rendition of Tony Joe White's "Taking The Midnight Train which has a poignant stately beauty - and is punctuated by a guitar solo heartbreaking in its intensity. The final track is a version of "My Baby Left Me", harking back to one of the minor Berry hits in 1964 which preceded his dramatic chart emergence with "The Crying Game".

The Singles

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The Esquire

A Fascinating book all about the 'Esquire Club' Sheffield

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Dave Berry Signed Poster A3

Signed A3 Poster

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