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Cheshire Musician Teams Up With Noddy Holder
13 May
Summary
- Cheshire musician Tom Seals collaborated with Slade legend Noddy Holder.
- Their song, 'Heading for the Heartlands,' features on Seals' new album.
- The collaboration began after a meeting on Seals' Sky TV chat show.
A musician from Cheshire, Tom Seals, has joined forces with Slade legend Noddy Holder to co-write a song for Seals' new album. This collaboration, titled 'Heading for the Heartlands,' is featured on Seals' recently released album, 'Live from London.' The inspiration for the song came from Suzan Holder's novel, focusing on a love for Memphis and Nashville.
Seals and Holder's musical partnership emerged from a friendship that began on Seals' Sky TV chat show, which originated from his YouTube series. They now share a close bond, meeting weekly. Seals, a pianist and singer, expressed excitement about the possibility of the song charting on the official Jazz and Blues charts.
The song is described as a blend of rock and roll, jazz, blues, boogie-woogie, and swing, representing "real music." Seals previously played alongside notable musicians like Jools Holland and Gregory Porter, highlighting his established career before this prominent collaboration.
