Coverz
by Kevin Pearce
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Back To Black ( Amy Winehouse Cover )
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Kevin Pearce covers Amy Winehouse's 'Back To Black' and the classic 60's tune 'The Days of Pearly Spencer' by David McWilliams, putting his own spin on both.
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released August 27, 2015
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Kevin Pearce Colchester, UK
“A keening vocal reminiscent of Cat Stevens” – The Independent
“Absolutely Beautiful” – Frank Skinner, Absolute Radio
“The Finest Songs” – Mojo
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Nov 2011
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