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CHRISTOPHER CROSS Performs I REALLY DON'T KNOW ANYMORE at the Tampa AMPA in Tampa, Florida 7/19/2025

CHRISTOPHER CROSS Performs I REALLY DON'T KNOW ANYMORE at the Tampa AMPA in Tampa, Florida 7/19/2025

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TitleCHRISTOPHER CROSS Performs I REALLY DON'T KNOW ANYMORE at the Tampa AMPA in Tampa, Florida 7/19/2025
AuthorRockEm Live Music
Duration4:39
File FormatMP3 / MP4
Original URL https://youtube.com/watch?v=rX58kJZBsHo

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Christoper Cross, on the second night of the Summer 2025 tour with Men at Work and Toto, performs I Really Don't Know Anymore from his Grammy Award winning debut album, featuring Kevin Reveyrand opening the song with a great bass solo and Andy Suzuki playing another terrific sax solo at the Mid Florida Credit Union Amphitheatre (referred to as the Tampa Ampa in the Title above) in Tampa, Florida on July 19, 2025. I Really Don't Know Anymore was written by Christopher Cross and was the second track on Christopher Cross' self titled debut studio album released in December 1979. Christopher won 5 Grammy awards for the monster hit Sailing and the album, and won the Best New Artist Grammy, the first time that happened until Billie Eilish replicated the accomplishment at the 2020 awards.

Christopher Cross
Christopher Cross - Lead Vocals & Guitars
Jerry Leonide - Piano
Kevin Reveyrand - Bass Guitar
Andy Suzuki - Saxophone & Keyboards
Francis Arnaud - Drums
Chrissy Poland - Backing Vocals
Lisbet Guldbeck - Backing Vocals
Stephi Ricard - Backing Vocals
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