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2010/2011 Uk Tour Dates posted on Tourdates page
The ‘Ultimate
Edition’ of ‘I Know That Name’ is now available in the Online
Shop and is also now available in the 
Store. The Album has been totally remastered with the release versions of
all 6 singles replacing those from the original album .Additionally, two new
tracks have been added to the set – the awe-inspiring ‘Soul To Soul’, which
Paul performs with the London Community Gospel Choir , and ‘He Ain’t Heavy,
He’s My Brother’ with The Blessed Voices. David Bascombe’s remix of ‘If I
Didn’t Love You’ is also released as a single for download only.
The Album can also be Pre-ordered at Amazon.co.uk and Play.com
Tickets now on sale for Sheffield City Hall Dec 4th 2010
Harrogate I.C,Chatham,New
Ritz Sat & Sun,Victoria Hall Stoke,The Sage Gateshead And The New Theatre
Norwich Official Bootlegs are now available 0n the Mp3
Store :More Official Bootleg recordings available soon
Photo of Paul and Timothy B Schmit at the Barbican London
Limited amount of The Single He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother now available on the online Shop
Cd+ DVD In Aid of
Royal British Legion and Help For
Heroes
'We Will Remember Them' Stars Record Tribute to Troops
Multi-million selling artists from Michael Bolton, to Robin Gibb, to Hayley Westenra contributed to the song, written by A1's Mark Read and Whitesnake's Robert Hart. They performed alongside The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Pipes & Drums from the Army School of Bagpipe Music & Drumming, Bugles from The Academy of Music at Kneller Hall, a Choir of Celebrities and The Carmel Thomas Youth Choir.
Paul Carrack, Kenney Jones, Paul Rodgers, Lee Mead, Mark Read, Mica Paris, Natasha Hamilton, Hayley Westenra, Carol Decker, Nell Bryden and Liz McClarnon also starred.
CD / DVD Released on Monday 30th
Pre-Order from Amazon
Pre-Order from HMV.Co.uk
The new Live DVD and CD are now available in the Online Shop
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Read The US Review of I Know That Name
Ronnie Scott’s London ****
The Guardian Saturday 11th April 2009
Sometimes generic can be exactly what you need – a generic cigarette, a generic white shirt, a generic kiss – and no one is currently producing generic blue – eyed soul music more satisfyingly than Paul Carrack, whose solo career has meandered enjoyably and with sporadic commercial success around his involvement with several hit-making bands.
The first of these was Ace, whose achingly gorgeous How Long illuminated the brief, mid-70s episode in which Pub rock prepared the way for punk. Instead of leaving this much loved song of betrayal to the encores or burying it in mid-set, Carrack wisely used it to open the first of his three nights in Soho, arousing immediate enthusiasm and establishing his ability to deliver a vintage song with freshness and energy.
An unassuming figure, he will always have the air of a keyboard player unexpectedly promoted to the role of lead singer. His funny little Chinese hat and rectangular sunglasses lend the 57-year-old Yorkshireman a visual distinctness. But it is his voice – ardent, yearning, neither smooth or rough – that invests integrity and purpose even into such epics of discontented AOR as Love Will Keep Us Alive, which he co-wrote for the Eagles, and Silent Running which he recorded with Mike and the Mechanics.
His tidy seven-piece band are capable of dropping at will into the requisite Willie Mitchell or Steely Dan grooves, of negotiating the slippery modulations of Squeeze’s Tempted with ease and of providing fluently idiomatic – a kinder word than generic – solos from the guitarist John Robinson, the trumpeter Ed Collins and the tenorist Steve Beighton. With their backing, Carrack delivered adamantly soulful readings of Battlefield, the new No Doubt About It and the irresistible Over My Shoulder, the last of which provoked the most vigorous of several audience singalongs.
Richard Williams
Paul Carrack - "No Doubt About It" (Hit24 Unplugged)