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[Summary] => Thursday night, Margarita Fores’ Café Bola where patrons of the Smart Araneta Coliseum engage in animated chit-chats over comfort food (popular favorites are Mongo with Dilis over white rice and Spam with Parmesan Cheese and fried egg over white rice) while waiting for the show to start, was packed full with mostly senior citizens.
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[Title] => Cliff Richard, The Young Once
[Summary] => That memorable stanza from the ‘60s hit song The Young Ones kept replaying in the soundtrack of my mind as I recalled those care/stress-free days while doing an exclusive 20-minute phone Conversation with Sir Cliff Richard (calling from Australia).
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Sir Cliff Richard is springing a surprise for his Filipino fans in a pre-Valentine’s Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13.
Aside from his greatest hits and new songs from his latest album Two’s Company, Sir Cliff will sing a tribute to the late Matt Monro who was a popular British balladeer and a frequent Manila visitor until his death in 1985.
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Sir Cliff Richard, a devout Christian and Bible-reader, has outlasted every musical trend of the past five decades (I remember him singing "Suddenly" with Olivia Newton John in the ’80s.) He is British pop’s most celebrated survivor.
In 1995, he was knighted by the Queen of England at Buckingham Palace to recognize his achievements in music as a pop singer and for bringing honor to the British Empire. Sir Cliff was the first rock star to be honored ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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Here’s an interesting letter from reader Darcy Gutierrez-Frederiksen, a Filipina-Swedish based in Stockholm, who is an avid "Cliffian" (as fans of Cliff Richard, who’s coming for a concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13, would rather be known):
Dear Ricky,
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It’s not often that a pop singer has the ability to perform in stage plays and act in the movies, too. But Cliff Richard is one of a kind. The ageless music icon has sold more singles in England than any other artist, including the Beatles, and appeared in eight films with several stage credits to his name.
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Pop star Cliff Richard is coming to town for a one-night-only, pre-Valentine’s Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13 and he’s bound to kick up a storm on the sixth stop of his eight-nation Middle East and Asian "Here and Now" tour.
He’s called Sir Cliff because the durable living legend was knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England at Buckingham Palace in 1995 ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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There will never be another Cliff Richard and, while he continues to perform with his 50th anniversary as a recording artist coming up in August next year, fans of all ages make it a point to watch his timeless show for an unforgettable night of music.
He is called Sir Cliff because in 1995, the Queen of England knighted him at Buckingham Palace to recognize his achievements as a pop singer and for bringing honor to the British Empire. Sir Cliff was the first rock star to be honored, ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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SIR CLIFF
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Sir Cliff Richard is springing a surprise for his Filipino fans in a pre-Valentine’s Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13.
Aside from his greatest hits and new songs from his latest album Two’s Company, Sir Cliff will sing a tribute to the late Matt Monro who was a popular British balladeer and a frequent Manila visitor until his death in 1985.
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Sir Cliff Richard, a devout Christian and Bible-reader, has outlasted every musical trend of the past five decades (I remember him singing "Suddenly" with Olivia Newton John in the ’80s.) He is British pop’s most celebrated survivor.
In 1995, he was knighted by the Queen of England at Buckingham Palace to recognize his achievements in music as a pop singer and for bringing honor to the British Empire. Sir Cliff was the first rock star to be honored ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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Here’s an interesting letter from reader Darcy Gutierrez-Frederiksen, a Filipina-Swedish based in Stockholm, who is an avid "Cliffian" (as fans of Cliff Richard, who’s coming for a concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13, would rather be known):
Dear Ricky,
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It’s not often that a pop singer has the ability to perform in stage plays and act in the movies, too. But Cliff Richard is one of a kind. The ageless music icon has sold more singles in England than any other artist, including the Beatles, and appeared in eight films with several stage credits to his name.
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Pop star Cliff Richard is coming to town for a one-night-only, pre-Valentine’s Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum on Feb. 13 and he’s bound to kick up a storm on the sixth stop of his eight-nation Middle East and Asian "Here and Now" tour.
He’s called Sir Cliff because the durable living legend was knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England at Buckingham Palace in 1995 ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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There will never be another Cliff Richard and, while he continues to perform with his 50th anniversary as a recording artist coming up in August next year, fans of all ages make it a point to watch his timeless show for an unforgettable night of music.
He is called Sir Cliff because in 1995, the Queen of England knighted him at Buckingham Palace to recognize his achievements as a pop singer and for bringing honor to the British Empire. Sir Cliff was the first rock star to be honored, ahead of Paul McCartney (1997) and Elton John (1998).
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Ricky Lo | February 17, 2013 - 12:00am
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Ricky Lo | January 26, 2007 - 12:00am
