CK2 Thankyou Letters, emails and Reviews(More still to add..)
If you have seen CK2 recently please email with comments, song requests or review
to keith_percival@hotmail.com

Hello, Keith
We’ve had a few emails this morning from people who attended our Christmas function and they all seem to be full of praise, so it was another successful event!
Thanks again for everything and all the best for Christmas
Kind regards
Claire, Tait Walker

 

Dear Keith and Corrie
We would like to record the sincere thanks of the Mobile Met Unit for the fantastic entertainment you provided for our annual formal dinner. This was the first time we have put on post dinner entertainment, and the very favourable comments from the guests, as evident by the numbers on the dance floor, means this is a feature we would like to continue.
JV Squires
Wg Cdr RAFR
RAF Scampton

Keith & Corrie
Just wanted to drop you a note to say what a great job you have done on the Carousel since I arrived in January. Your music has been 1st class and you always look great on stage. Equally important is how well you mix with the rest of the team. You will be missed.
So have a good break (all 4 days of it) and enjoy your time on the Sundream.
Hope we get to work together again in the future!
Martin Stevens
Cruise Director

Dear Keith and Corrie
I would like to express my sincere thanks for all of your support last season, not only as my resident band, but so much more. Your inclusion as part of my entertainments package helped undoubtedly to ensure our most successful year for a long time. It is always a pleasure and reassurance to know that when we have you here a fantastic night will be had by all. Keep it coming and see you again very soon, no doubt with even more new material!!
Take care.
Stuart Marston
Complex Manager
Blue Dolphin Haven Holiday Park

Dear Keith & Corrie
Just to say thank you for a great night on Friday – everyone enjoyed it immensely, as did I (apparently!)
Hope to see you again soon – if I am mad enough to arrange another party!
Best wishes
Nikki Morton
School Secretary
School of Biology and Psychology
Newcastle University

 

Dear Keith and Corrie

Thankyou so much for helping raise funds for our group by providing entertainment at the Joiners Arms recently.
I wondered how Jack and Joan managed to get so many people through the door on their fund raising nights and after speaking to Joan, and asking her, I now know. It is of course entirely because of your popularity that these functions have been so well attended and because of this they have been very succesful fund-raisers.
Joan also told me that you have decided to give your services free on two such occasions each year. Thank you so much for this fine and generous gesture. On behalf of everyone in LIVErNORTH, please accept our sincere thanks for your professional services. Giving your time freely to help others is always a kind thing to do but in your case it is actually costing you money so we are especially grateful to you both for helping in this unique way.
Yours sincerley
John Bedlington
Chairman
LIVErNorth (Regional Liver Patient Support Group)

 

THE ENTERTAINER (South Yorkshire)- Thursday, July 6th, 2006
Out of the ordinary
THERE was a good reason behind me seeing boy/girl duo CK2 on successive nights. I'm always on the look out for good acts and after hearing a first spot at Armthorpe Coronation Club I just could not quite make up my mind. Luckily they were appearing at Hyde Park Working Mens Club the following night so I decided to have another look. Sometimes there are things you don't pick up on first time around so it is never a bad idea to see an act again. To be fair they did well on both occasions, Keith and Corrie are first class vocalists and their repertoire is a little bit out of the ordinary. If I had to choose my song of the night at Armthorpe Coronation Club it would have to be The Eagles hit Hotel California, Keith's dis­play on guitar was special to say the least. It was more of the same at Hyde Park Working Mens Club the only difference being it was a forty five minute spot instead of thirty. Other songs I heard at both venues included Anastacia's Left Outside Alone and Jackie Wilson's Higher and Higher.

Dave The Rave
The Entertainer Newspaper
South Yorkshire

THE ENTERTAINER (South Yorkshire) - Thursday, January 11th 2007
Class Act Can Ring Changes
I recently spent and enjoyable evening in the British Legion Club in Edlington. The trouble is I never know how the evening is going to go, sometimes it's a flying visit, other times I Will settle back and listen to all the act's spots.
The entertainment on offer is a major factor, if I like what I'm hearing then nine times out of ten I will stay put. The act on stage at the British Legion Club are favoutites of mine so that did help to make my mind up. Boy/Girl duo CK2 performed three half hour sets which is how they must like it at the Britsh Legion Club.
Keith and Corrie have a repertoire of over 300 songs so there is bound to be something for everyone. It must be nice to have so many songs to fall back on, with all the different age groups it's essential to have a good variety. Obviously it makes you more versatile, CK2 can be found working casinos, hotels, holiday camps and restaurants as well as clubs. Their choice of material on this occasion ranged from U2 to a rock and roll medley so I couldn't see anyone going home from the Brotish Legion Club disappointed.
I admit to having a favourite song, I always look forward to hearing Keith and Corrie's version of the Eagles hit Hotel California. Who knows, in the future CK2 might decide to ditch Hotel California, with so many numbers at their disposal they can chop and change. I wish other artists would follow their example, some I have seen over the years use the same platter never mind the same songs. Before I finish I must congratulate the bar staff at the British Legion Club, the service was spot on.
CK2 are a versatile duo who won't disapoint.

Dave the Rave
The Entertainer Newspaper
South Yorkshire