It was spouge all the way when dozens of performers joined in paying tribute to the late Jackie Opel in a fund-raising venture at the Plantation Garden Theatre last Sunday.
From the contemporary Philip 7 to the evergreen Richard Stoute, to the Sandpebbles, it was three hours of non-stop vocals supported by two bands made up of a number of accomplished musicians.
There was never a dull moment as emcee Mac Fingall engaged the crowd with his trademark wit and joked with some of the entertainers on stage.
Here, Fingall (right) leading Mike Grosvenor (left), and Blood in a flashback of the dance routine “the gooseneck”.
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