Squeeze – 14 April 2012 – live at Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival

Squeeze – 14 April 2012 – live at Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival

Points of View:
Points Of View m4a
Is That Love:
Is That Love m4a
Here’s Cool For Cats:

And Tempted:


Thanks to Mika for the audio and photos!

Squeeze – 6 April 2012 – live at Harrow Cricket Club

Squeeze – 6 April 2012 – live at Harrow Cricket Club

Lots of videos and photos to come! Here’s the most obscure Squeeze track they’ve resurrected for a long time! ‘Who's That’ is from the 12″ single and CD single issue of Love Circles from 1989 – filmed by the ever reliable Snipturn Respect to Snip!

Enjoy!

Squidsvids posted these highlights:

A few snippets of last nights gig at Harrow Cricket Club (capacity 180)
just prior to Squeeze’s tour of the USA

Full audio recording – WinRAR file

Run Away – Harri Kakoulli’s latest single

Here’s a quick note from original Squeeze bassist Harri Kakoulli about his beautiful new single “Run Away.”

Sabres and Sapphires

“Run Away” is the single taken from my 2011 Christmas album titled “Sabres and Sapphires.” The album is available worldwide on all major digital downloads via Lad Records. A much loved album . . I hope you enjoy. . Much blessings Harri XX

Civilisation Ho! – John Bentley’s soundtrack

The YouTube channel of EclecticWarrior is always worth a look – David Milner did the videos for the Squeeze Spot the Difference Tour – and very good they were too! He’s now done a collaboration with Squeeze bassist John Bentley

A collaboration with Mr John Bentley is always a thing of joy….and here we both cross that wide Atlantic and tackle the almost genocide of a race of proud people.

Here’s what John has to say about the track:

The track has a long long history.
At the time of its creation – I’m guessing about 17 years ago! – I wrote a whole bunch of tunes based on overdubbing samples, and Civilisation Ho! was one of them.
It was originally recorded on a Tascam Portastudio. That is an analogue 4 track Cassette Recorder. George Harrison used the Porto studio for his demos – and I think Glenn used one for quite a few of his too! I recently had to go on E-Bay to buy another Portastudio as my old one stopped working shortly after recording Civilisation Ho! and I haven’t been able to play any of my hundreds of old recordings.

So having revisited the track I decided that it was worth revamping, and transferred the four tracks onto my Digital 8 track.
Track 1. Electric Guitar
Track2. Samples and Piano
Track 3. Drum Loop
Track 4. Bass Guitar

Then I overdubbed a live drum kit and some trance style keyboards. Although on this version the live drums are very low in the mix. I re-recorded the piano and the Bass. The sound of the guitar is fantastic – partly down to good old fashioned analogue recording. So that remains unchanged.

The samples – which were the inspiration for Civilisation Ho! are all lifted from an album by the Firesign Theatre called “Waiting for the Electrician or somebody like him”.

David Milner’s contribution adds a bit of cinematic magic to the whole thing, and I am very pleased with the end result. I’ve been getting quite a bit of positive feedback about the track!

Enjoy!

Here are some more of John’s songs and David’s videos.

Glenn Tilbrook – 20 December 2011 – live at Blackheath Concert Halls, London

Glenn Tilbrook – 20 December 2011 – live at Blackheath Concert Halls, London

Here’s Snipturn‘s video of Black Sheep:

And here’s radiosjohn‘s videos from the night

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Glenn Tilbrook – 10 December 2011 – live at Cox’s Yard, Stratford Upon Avon

Glenn Tilbrook – 10 December 2011 – live at Cox’s Yard, Stratford Upon Avon

Here’s a classic Snipturn video:

Glenn Tilbrook, Simon Hanson and Chris McNally perform You See Me at Cox’s Yard in Stratford upon Avon on Saturday 10th December 2011.

10th December 2011 and Glenn Tilbrook sings Saturday Night which was sung previously by Roy Brown.

Loving You Tonight – Glenn Tilbrook, Simon Hanson and Chris McNally

Persephone – Glenn Tilbrook – Simon Hanson – Chris McNally

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