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When The Cat's Away: Live in Paradise | |
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At the Listener Film and Television Awards When The Cat’s Away were named as entertainers of the year in 1988 & group of the year in 1989. They also had a gold single with No 1 hit Melting Pot in 1989. In 2001 the group of Annie Crummer, Debbie Harwood, Kim Willoughby and Margaret Urlich reformed for a reunion tour with special guest, Sharon O’Neill. The "Cats" with Sharon O'Neill had crowds of over 25,000 turning out to see them play as they toured the country for a month. 1 Game of Love (Lead vocals - Cats) 2 Yesterday was just the beginning of my life (Kim Willoughby) 3 Room That Echoes (Margaret Urlich) 4 Anyone who had a heart (Debbie Harwood) 5 Escaping (Margaret Urlich) 6 Southern moonlight (Kim Willoughby) 7 What's the time Mr Wolf? (Annie Crummer) 8 Asian Paradise (All) 9 Words (Sharon O’Neill) 10 Maxine (Sharon O’Neill) 11 Danced in the fire (Sharon O’Neill) 12 I hope I never (Annie Crummer) 13 Lady Marmalade (Lead vocals - Cats) 14 It's raining men (Lead vocals - Cats) 15 Melting pot (All) 16 Blue lady(Debbie Harwood) |
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