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Neville Skelly featured as one of the 7 Albums you need to hear this week (July 25th) by Mickey McMonagle and Avril Cadden of Sunday Mail getting a 4/5!

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Expansive, swooning tour de force from unstoppable Sheffield stalwart.

It's the third night of the MOJO Honours List and London's Jazz Café is ready for a display of sumptuous song from two of Britain's premier melodists. As vintage custs of R&B and rockability fill the room, a quietly confident, dishevelled Neville Skelly takes the stage. Since his 2008 live London debut at a MOJO club night, Skelly's line in loungey, honey-smoked ballads has slowly found an audience (his Child Of The Morning EP is due in July).

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Magical melodies from The Coral and Neville Skelly mesmerise the MOJO Club. By Ross Bennett

Returning to the MOJO Club's spiritual home the wondrous Wilton's Music Hall always makes for a special evening of live music and tonight's bill does nothing to buck the trend. First up is cousin of The Coral and fellow Merseyside melodist Neville Skelly, a singer-songwriter who's just getting better and better. MOJO last heard his soothing croon at the Jazz Café earlier this ear but the one-time cruise ship Sinatra-impersonator seems to have tapped into a new confidence that makes his Dionesque ballads shine. Backed by an acoustic guitar and upright bass, he faces a asmall but instantly engaged crowd who are left spellbound by such pastoral hymns as Child of The Morning and Will She Hold Another.

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Neville Skelly performs live session on Radio 2. Tune in to Janice Long's show on Thursday 2nd September 2010 from 00:00 - 02:00.

The clouds opened and the rain poured, but nothing could dampen the spirits of the masses as they arrived at Liverpool’s prestigious Philharmonic Hall to see The Coral.