+ Follow MANFRED MANN Tag
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[Title] => '60s pop icon brings music to Tondo
[Summary] => Sixties pop music icon Paul Jones, lead vocalist of Manfred Mann, recently disclosed that a foundation called Music Charity headed by British Conservative Member of Parliament Mark Pritchard has sent 74 musical instruments to a school in Tondo and said he hopes to someday perform his hits, including Do Wah Diddy Diddy, in a concert in the Philippines.
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[Title] => Music fills London air
[Summary] => A trip to London just isn’t complete if you don’t take in a musical or two in the West End. And if you’re a baby boomer who grew up dancing to British pop songs in the ’60s, checking out the Beatboom survivors will bring back fond memories of long ago.
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[Title] => Beatles forever
[Summary] => Take a stroll down "Penny Lane" and you’ll discover "Strawberry Fields Forever" when you visit the Beatles Exhibit on the fifth level of the Shangri-La Plaza EDSA Mall in Mandaluyong.
Before you wonder what this is all about, let me explain. Aside from being a super sports buff, I’m a serious collector of British pop music with roots in the ’60s. So please excuse this digression.
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Before you wonder what this is all about, let me explain. Aside from being a super sports buff, I’m a serious collector of British pop music with roots in the ’60s. So please excuse this digression.
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