A rare soul classic from 1962 in which bandleader Norman Havelock regains his creative mojo and heads musically across the pond in a song that links winsome Brill Building lyrics with the big beat of the Motor City and the street corner harmonies of doo-wop.

I Wouldn’t Change a Thing

In 2000, little-known ‘60s songwriter, bandleader and arranger, Norman Havelock shuffled off this mortal coil, a largely forgotten man. However, a recent house clearance and the discovery of some unpublished manuscripts alerted me to the great man’s work and influence.

In celebration, I formed "The Friends of Norman Havelock" to share his genius with audiences anew!

Andrew Moorhouse 
Chairman & Founder
The Friends of Norman Havelock

The Friends of Norman Havelock

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