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The Guardian
Ren Harvieu Through The Night
The Guardian
She has a marvellous voice for this sort of thing – by turns reined-in and soaring – and a coterie of sympathetic songwriters, including Dave McCabe of the Zutons and the Stands' Howie Payne; between them, they've made a wonderfully lavish, ...
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MUSIC INTERVIEW: The View talk McCartney, the Motor Museum and Dave McCabe
Liverpool Daily Post
“We've played with The Zutons loads and they're a great band,” Kieron says. “Kyle (Falconer, the band's lead singer and guitarist) also sang on The Bike Song with Mark Ronson which was written by Dave McCabe – it was a great collaboration.


 
Telegraph.co.uk
Ren Harvieu, Through the Night, CD review
Telegraph.co.uk
... they've mostly been written for her by a group of talented, royalty-hungry singer-songwriters roughly 15 years older than her – Ed Harcourt, Dave McCabe (the Zutons) and Howie Payne (ex the Stands) – all living out a Burt Bacharach fantasy.

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BBC News
Ren Harvieu feared her career was over after the freak accident in May 2011
BBC News
One of them is Dave McCabe, formerly of the band The Zutons and the man who wrote Valerie, which became a hit for Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson. He has written Harvieu's single Open Up Your Arms. Five more stand-out tracks were written by another ...

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Ren's standing tall
Halesowen News
Her jazzy, string-heavy music was co-written by songwriters such as Ed Harcourt, Howie Payne formerly of The Stands and Dave McCabe of The Zutons. There will be obvious comparisons to Adele and Amy Winehouse, but there are stronger ties to the songs of ...

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One Direction hits all the right notes for fans in 'Up All Night-The Live Tour'
Examiner.com
... (with Zayn Malik on lead vocals); Gym Class Heroes' “Stereo Hearts” (with Niall Horan on lead vocals); the Zutons' "Valerie” (with Louis Tomlinson on lead vocals); and Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn" (with Liam Payne and Harry Styles on lead vocals).

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It's only rock n' roll for Raymond Meade
Irish Post
After that we got a record deal and toured with Kings of Leon, The Proclaimers and The Zutons. We were playing to thousands of people a night in America and Japan but things went really wrong, we had a problem with management, although we made money, ...