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Topic History of: FAB Chart - Edward Woodward song
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Emma Bee	I love that Edward Woodward song. My mother had his LP and that was always my favourite track. He was a man of deep talent. I'm glad the Fab Chart has paid tribute even though the mainstream media hasn't devoted any real time to him at all. Also that Number One is growing on me. Eric shows quite a powerful voice in parts. So the chart brings us a wealth of talent from both young and old. I think that's very refreshing.
The Cat	I knew Edward Woodward had once released an album but I'm not sure if I ever heard him sing - until now. "Try To Remember" is a delicious ballad which enters the FAB Chart at 18. He is just ahead of Xtronika with Advent Rising, which seems a very suitable title for the time of year. Malakai with "Snowflake" comes in at 14. A slice of fairly hippyish Rock, although Raindrop would have been more fitting with the current UK weather. I'm sure there must be snow somewhere though. I hadn't put the name John Neill with 2 Grand until I followed the link to the 2 Grand myspace. He's the grandfather, of course. Not quite Sinatra, but his version of "That's Life" is fairly decent. Eric Bradford holds on to the top spot, under a bit of pressure from Scott Slater. http://fabchart.tripod.com