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Article: Keedie's classic charity effort Singing sensation Keedie Babb and her younger sister Nadine will turn the clocks back to the Swinging Sixties for charity.
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- Herald Express (Torquay UK)
- Article date:
- May 16, 2007
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Singing sensation Keedie Babb and her younger sister Nadine will
turn the clocks back to the Swinging Sixties for charity.
The singing pair will visit South Devon's own nostalgia museum
Bygones to sign copies of a unique music album 'KN21' which has been
specially created to raise vital funds to help children with life
limiting illnesses.
Bygones, based in Fore Street, St Marychurch, will let visitors in
for free on May 23 but ask for kind donations for the Children's
Hospice South West in lieu of an entry fee as part of it's 25th
birthday celebrations.
In 1993 Keedie and Nadine, when Keedie was 11 and Nadine 10, began
belting out sixties pop music in fantastic fashion to capacity
audiences ...