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What a match! Pet Shop Boys team up with Beverley Knight

Pet Shop Boys delivered a huge concert in London’s Hyde Park last weekend and brought on special guest Beverley Knight to sing What Have I Done To Deserve This. 

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The song was a huge hit for the band back in 1987 and featured the legendary Dusty Springfield on vocals. The track revived the soul icons career and saw her record several electronic based tunes, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe would go on to write and produce several songs for Springfield. Sadly Springfield passed away in 1999 after a long battle with cancer.

Beverley Knight has had a successful pop career in the UK and more recently has been starring in West End musicals including Memphis and The Bodyguard.

Check out the video of their collaboration. 

OIP Staff


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