To Our Dear Friends The Nylons, It seems like only yesterday that we worked together and now to be told that you are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the night we worked together at the Madison Civic Center Oscar Mayer Theater really brings back fond memories, and reminds me how long we have all been doing this wonderful job they call entertainment.
Your talent and your energy have aloud you to stand the test of time, and in this business that is truly something to be proud of. You made us be at the top of our game that night, because you certainly brought the house down with your incredible show.
So on behalf of The Pointer Sisters I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you on a brilliant career and wish you many more years of success. Have a great show!
The Nylons are going to kick it up a notch (or three) with this special event at the Overture Center in Madison, WI on March 21, 2008.
For one night only the group will share the stage with former Nylons - Paul Cooper, Mark Cassius and Billy Newton Davis. Hear your favourite Nylons tunes as you have never heard them before as Paul, Mark and Billy each bring their own unique energy to the group.
One night - one stage - seven Nylons! A must see show for all Nylons fans!
Thanks to all our friends in Holland for attending the shows. The Nylons will return in August 2008 for a special Amsterdam engagement...stay tuned for details. See their Don't Look Any Further performance on Dutch TV - the nationally televised Max & Loretta show at www.pbmusicprom.nl...be patient, it takes a little time to load up...
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You can now hear streaming samples of songs from our latest CD Play On, as well as past classics throughout the The Nylons' history.
There are two great videos for you as well - no downloading necessary! You can watch the video for 'Good Enough' and see the new group perform Time of the Season streamed straight from the site!
Our swing through China was a great success.
The response at Forbidden City Concert Hall was wonderful.
We prepared a song sung in Mandarin called The Moon Represents My Heart. This is a traditional song that everyone in China knows and loves. When Gavin started in with the lyrics the audience erupted in applause.
It was great to see a large contingent from the Canadian Embassy at the show. We plan to add one or two more Chinese songs to the repertoire for our next Asian appearance. We are planning a return to China in 2008.
Cheers,
The Guys!