Some shows were disappointing: the graceful, understated eclecticism of the Swiss art-song singer Susanne Abbuehl on record was obscured by the unsteadiness of her live prowess.
This isn't said to take away from their live prowess.
Having never seen Theophilus London, I cannot comment on his live prowess, but judging by the energy on his studio efforts, I have to assume his shows are, at the very least, fun.
Reminded of the moment Balls boasted about his sexual prowess live on the radio earlier this year, she recoils at the memory, thereby revealing what really embarrasses her most about her husband.
Here, as in many places where Serbs live, his military prowess, his undeniable suffering and the imponderable scale of the crimes he is accused of have made him as much a national myth as a man.
Beardsley, for all his goal scoring prowess, is a living reminder that football was different back when Hooky and Keith Allen were doing keepy-uppies in the park with Des Walker.
Precisely because American government a century ago was restricted to its one proper purpose and three functions, America's productive prowess was unmatched, and living standards sky-rocketed during the laissez-faire half-century known as the "Gilded Age" (1865-1915).
We British, never international avatars of sexual prowess, now seem to be living up to our billing: we are too tired, too stressed, or too drunk to screw.
And the 90-year-old retired astronaut-turned-politician now serves as a living reminder of American scientific and technological prowess.
Brady, 34, is living an American male fantasy, a Faustian swirl of physical prowess, sexual aura, weekly heroics and fame.
