MULTI million selling recording artiste BARBARA DICKSON with her accomplished band returns to Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline, on February 26.

Barbara will perform a wonderful range of material drawing on her folk roots as well as performing globally known hits such as The Caravan Song, Another Suitcase in Another Hall plus lots more. Pure class.

She became a well-known face on the British folk circuit of the late 1960s and early 1970s, but changed her career course after meeting Willy Russell.

He was at that time a young student running a folk club in Liverpool. He showed Barbara the first draft of what later became the award winning musical, John, Paul, George, Ringo … and Bert, and asked her to perform the music. The combination of fine writing, a superb cast of young unknowns (including Antony Sher, Bernard Hill and Trevor Eve) and her idiosyncratic interpretation of Beatles songs made the show hugely successful.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice also spotted Barbara in John, Paul, George, Ringo … and Bert, and invited her to record "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from their new musical Evita, which became her second hit in 1977. She contributed two tracks to Scouse the Mouse a children's album (1977) with Ringo Starr and others. Also during the late 1970s, Dickson also contributed backing vocals to two best-selling albums by the Scottish singer-songwriter, Gerry Rafferty.

The word successful totally describes Barbara Dickson and she also linked up with Elaine Page as her continued success.