Shaun Conley, a FORMER shipyard worker, has the kind of powerful voice people remember.
Many workers at Austin and Pickersgill’s in the 1980s will remember him singing at the yard, where he worked as a plater.
His voice has left such an impression on the North East clubland that he has just been voted the best male vocalist in the region for the third time in succession.
Shaun picked up his top award last Thursday at a special event in Gateshead. He has performed at many clubs in the North East and regularly travels abroad to sing for holidaymakers in Spain.
Shaun prefers singing live with backing musicians and has made the popular ballads, from famous names such as Sinatra, Tom Jones and Al Martino – his speciality.
One of the biggest influences in his life, says Shaun, was his mother Kathleen, who died in December, 1999, at the age of 51.
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