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Roger Whittaker
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Richard Dye
master brummie
I remember he toured in the US in the mid 70’s, 75 or 76. He had a pretty strong following here for a few years. I always liked his low key and friendly style which my wife and I thought matched his music. RIP Roger!
paul stacey
master brummie
RIP, Roger, had all your LP's in 70's, great voice, and entertainer !!
Astonb6
master brummie
My late mom's favourite singer. On a visit to Brum several years ago, I called into our Aston house and gave her Roger Whittaker's Greatest Songs CD. She was delighted and I'll never forget the big smile on her face!
Rest In Peace Rodger Whittaker and thanks for the memories and happiness you gave to people like my lovely Mom.
Rest In Peace Rodger Whittaker and thanks for the memories and happiness you gave to people like my lovely Mom.
hewittbj39
knowlegable brummie
Hi all. I was working at the Dolci vita after the big fire there, we were almost finished and Rodger came in to rehearse, he did a couple of his hit songs and we all stopped work to listen all except one carpenter who was hammering away this of course put him completely off his beat but he took it in good part and came down off stage and had a chat with us, as I recall it was mainly about antique shops as he was an avid collector of old silver. He was real nice guy, Regards Acklam 19.
