THE Roy Orbison and Friends 75th anniversary special had The Brewhouse audience on their feet, calling for more.
Barry Steele performed to a full-house as the infamous singer, playing hits spanning over his career up until the 1980s – from the moving Crying and It's Over, to the upbeat and ever popular Pretty Woman.
Steele and the talented five-piece band also performed hits from The Shadows, Ray Charles and Jerry Lew Lewis.
Orbison aficionados have credited Steele as one of the most convincing tribute acts. Steele's voice and appearance were remarkably like Big O, which proved a sell-out success in Taunton. The crowd clapped, cheered and finally gave a standing ovation to show their appreciation.
He not only entertained with hit after hit, but with humour, wit and a touch of audience banter.
Steele, who started his career in the RAF, has toured the UK, New Zealand and Denmark in his own shows to rave reviews. He is currently touring with “The Black and White Knights” and the band entertained in their own right with solo performances.
• For more information on Barry Steele as Roy Orbison and tour dates, visit http://www.royorbisontribute.com/
• For information on upcoming shows at The Brewhouse, visit http://www.thebrewhouse.net/
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