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15 de jun. de 2023 · PREPARE to be transported back to a time of musical revolution and cultural significance as the Bowraville Theatre Singers, in collaboration with the esteemed John Vallins, bring the essence of the 1960s to life on stage. A few weeks ago News Of The Area reported that world renowned songwriter John Vallins had provided the inspiration...
Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams originally released Too Much, Too Little, Too Late written by Nat Kipner and John Vallins and Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams released it on the single Too Much, Too Little, Too Late in 1978. It was also covered by Frank Chacksfield and His Orchestra, Larry Jones & Helen Hat, L.A. Sounds, Tom Jones / Deniece Williams and other artists.
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Internationally renowned songwriter John Vallins will narrate ‘The Five Years That Shook The World – 1965 to 1969′ by the Bowraville Theatre Singers, running from 24 June and 2 July. THE history of the Bowraville Theatre Singers is one that boasts countless full houses and standing ovations due to their pitch perfect delivery during performances that are always innovative and entertaining.
John Vallins lived in the same suburb (Kew). John and Steve Groves were still good friends and even though we didn’t write with John at the time we all spent a lot of time together. Y3: Can you recall how your relationship with the Bee Gees grew and how you connected with them, going from those early recordings "Spicks & Specks" era to a few years later when you signed with Robert Stigwood?
John also produced a couple of successful singles for himself as an artist in France, where he toured and appeared on French TV. John and Nat made record history in 1978 when their song Too Much, Too Little, Too Late hit the No.1 spot on the American/European charts for distinguished singer Johnny Mathis, in a duet with Deniece Williams.
