Her B.B. King Blues Club set included her smash hits, as well as material from her newest studio album, which included the title cut, “Loving For Today,” “Fever,” “From Now On,” as well as “While You See a Chance,” and a distinct cover of John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s “Blackbird.” Her moving interpretation of John Lennon’s “Imagine” was simply divine.
Other standout moments included her performance of such upbeat tunes as “Don’t Sleep in the Subway,” “My Love,” “This Is My Song” and “I Know a Place,” which was incorporated as a medley with”A Sign of the Times.”
After “I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love,” she broke into the highlight song of the night, which was her signature tune, “Downtown,” which was well-received by all. Equally superb was “The Rainbow,” which is the closing track of her latest album, Living For Today.
The Verdict
Overall, Petula Clark was able to wow her audience at the iconic B.B. King Clubs Club in “The Big Apple.” She was the epitome of grace and class. Despite her ripe age, at 85 years old, she was still able to deliver a solid concert, and she was able to introduce her classic hits to a younger generation of fans. Petula Clark proved to be one true song stylist, and her songs are destined to stand the test of time. She had the New York crowd with her every step of the way. Well done.
To learn more about Grammy-winning songstress Petula Clark, check out her official website.
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