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'''Everyone Involved''' were a band who performed A Gay Song in 1972. It was written by the late Alan Wakeman. 1,000 vinyl copies were made and handed out for free <ref> https://www.discogs.com/artist/3016939-Everyone-Involved </ref>. In 2024 a re recorded version of A Gay Song was shown in an art installation at God's House Tower in [[Southampton]]. This second version was directed by artist Ian Giles and performed by Michael Klein, Gillian Bartlam, Nigel Stewart and others.
'''Everyone Involved''' were a band who performed A Gay Song in 1972. It was written by the late Alan Wakeman. 1,000 vinyl copies were made and handed out for free <ref> https://www.discogs.com/artist/3016939-Everyone-Involved </ref>. In 2024 a re recorded version of A Gay Song was shown in an art installation at God's House Tower in [[Southampton]]. This second version was directed by artist Ian Giles and performed by Michael Klein, Gillian Bartlam, Nigel Stewart and others.
 
[[File:Everyoneinvolved2024.jpg|thumb|left| Ian Giles art installation celebrating Everyone Involved A Gay Song at God's House Tower Southampton August-October 2024]]


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Latest revision as of 13:07, 10 July 2026

Everyone Involved were a band who performed A Gay Song in 1972. It was written by the late Alan Wakeman. 1,000 vinyl copies were made and handed out for free [1]. In 2024 a re recorded version of A Gay Song was shown in an art installation at God's House Tower in Southampton. This second version was directed by artist Ian Giles and performed by Michael Klein, Gillian Bartlam, Nigel Stewart and others.

Ian Giles art installation celebrating Everyone Involved A Gay Song at God's House Tower Southampton August-October 2024

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