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The year was 1967 when Petula Clark took to the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall. She had just released her latest album "Evening Song" which featured hit singles like "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love" and "Don't Sleep In The Subway". As she began singing one of those songs, the audience erupted into cheers as they recognized their favorite singer from across the room.

Her voice filled the hall with its signature sound - clear and powerful yet still retaining its delicacy. As she continued performing, it became apparent why this particular performance would be so memorable. It wasn't just because of the music itself but also due to the way she wore her hair.

For years, fans had been captivated by her long blonde locks, but tonight something different caught everyone's eye. Instead of wearing them down around her shoulders, she styled them up into a high ponytail that framed her face perfectly. This new look added a touch of sophistication to her already stunning appearance.

It seemed as if no one could take their eyes off her as she sang song after song until finally ending with her classic rendition of "Downtown. " By then, the crowd was on their feet applauding wildly while shouting out requests for more. But before anyone knew what happened next, Petula disappeared backstage leaving only memories of her incredible performance behind.