Harry Gates
Midfield
Is she being hit with a baseball bat?
Singers/Musicians who feature in other Singers/Bands songs?
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herra soul mob
Winger
the latter ( ex q-tips )
Sure? I was clarifying the opposite
Certain Songs #2445: Squeeze - "Black Coffee in Bed"
Album: SWEETS FROM A STRANGER | Year: 1982
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And while Gilson Lavis’s builds in the chorus are definitely part of that unfolding, what really makes the chorus are the backing vocals, consisting of that meddling Elvis Costello and Paul Young, who would eventually join Paul Carrack in Mike & The Mechanics
The Paul Young in MatM was the one from Sad Cafe, not the 80s teen heartthrob
Ballyshannon Lad
Goalkeeper
The late Paul YoungSure? I was clarifying the opposite
Certain Songs #2445: Squeeze - "Black Coffee in Bed"
Album: SWEETS FROM A STRANGER | Year: 1982
And while Gilson Lavis’s builds in the chorus are definitely part of that unfolding, what really makes the chorus are the backing vocals, consisting of that meddling Elvis Costello and Paul Young, who would eventually join Paul Carrack in Mike & The Mechanics
The Paul Young in MatM was the one from Sad Cafe, not the 80s teen heartthrob
herra soul mob
Winger
got me thinking now, bloody hell , all these years....Sure? I was clarifying the opposite
Certain Songs #2445: Squeeze - "Black Coffee in Bed"
Album: SWEETS FROM A STRANGER | Year: 1982
And while Gilson Lavis’s builds in the chorus are definitely part of that unfolding, what really makes the chorus are the backing vocals, consisting of that meddling Elvis Costello and Paul Young, who would eventually join Paul Carrack in Mike & The Mechanics
The Paul Young in MatM was the one from Sad Cafe, not the 80s teen heartthrob
Black Coffee in Bed - Wikipedia
BiG
Central Defender
Darryl Hall has loads of people over to his house so he can sing on their stuff and they can sing on his.
Todd Rundgren does a bit of that too. But not many people are familiar with his work and collaborators to render it meaningful to share it.
Todd’s place in Hawaii is f***ing lush like.
Todd Rundgren does a bit of that too. But not many people are familiar with his work and collaborators to render it meaningful to share it.
Todd’s place in Hawaii is f***ing lush like.
herra soul mob
Winger
hold on thoughSure? I was clarifying the opposite
Certain Songs #2445: Squeeze - "Black Coffee in Bed"
Album: SWEETS FROM A STRANGER | Year: 1982
And while Gilson Lavis’s builds in the chorus are definitely part of that unfolding, what really makes the chorus are the backing vocals, consisting of that meddling Elvis Costello and Paul Young, who would eventually join Paul Carrack in Mike & The Mechanics
The Paul Young in MatM was the one from Sad Cafe, not the 80s teen heartthrob
Young’s earliest collaboration was in the late 1970s on Streetband’s first album London, when Ian Dury made a guest appearance on the track "Mystery". In between the Q-Tips and the launch of his solo career, Young sang backing vocals on the Squeeze single "Black Coffee in Bed" with Elvis Costello. Young's best-known musical collaboration (apart from Los Pacaminos) was his early collaboration with bassist Pino Palladino.[39][40] Palladino, who had collaborated with Tears for Fears, Go West and Gary Numan, featured on four of Young's albums: No Parlez, The Secret of Association, The Crossing and Paul Young. Palladino was the bass player in Young's backing band The Royal Family and played at Live Aid
must admit it does sound like this paul young
Yeah, I'm seeing both as well - I think there's confusiongot me thinking now, bloody hell , all these years....
Black Coffee in Bed - Wikipedia
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The MatM link is interesting because Paul Carrack ended up there too, so the link to Squeeze could make sense, but I'm seeing mention of the "famous" Paul Young as well!
herra soul mob
Winger
and also Paul Carrack sang on Squeezes ' Tempted 'Yeah, I'm seeing both as well - I think there's confusion
The MatM link is interesting because Paul Carrack ended up there too, so the link to Squeeze could make sense, but I'm seeing mention of the "famous" Paul Young as well!
( with backing vocals from Elvis Costello )
Why is 80s singer Paul Young coming to Harrogate?
Singer Paul Young has been talking to the Harrogate Advertiser about how he came to be playing three intimate dates in a row in Harrogate.
www.harrogateadvertiser.co.uk
I go with the font of all international news, the Harrogate Advertiser - your PY himself says it was him, so you are correct!
Even wiki is wrong as when you hover over the name it says it's the Sad Cafe / MatM bloke
Paul said: "I've known Chris for years. I sang backing vocals with Elvis Costello on Squeeze's Black Coffee in Bed before I had my own hits.
"Squeeze knew me from when I was in the Q Tips. We still keep in touch."
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herra soul mob
Winger
phewWhy is 80s singer Paul Young coming to Harrogate?
Singer Paul Young has been talking to the Harrogate Advertiser about how he came to be playing three intimate dates in a row in Harrogate.
I go with the font of all international news, the Harrogate Advertiser - your PY himself says it was him, so you are correct!
Even wiki is wrong as when you hover over the name it says it's the Sad Cafe / MatM bloke
Paul said: "I've known Chris for years. I sang backing vocals with Elvis Costello on Squeeze's Black Coffee in Bed before I had my own hits.
"Squeeze knew me from when I was in the Q Tips. We still keep in touch."
Sneech
Striker
Tidied
mickb2112
Striker
Lips and Dominance - two great songs.
I`m doing a 4 page BOC Buyer`s Guide for a magazine. Finished the first draft but need to edit it down a bit for the final version.
Love those performances:
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Top of the pops rerun last Friday, elastica were on and he was disguised, slightly, while playing keyboards. Blur we’re on later in the same show.
Harry Gates
Midfield
He was in Squeeze when i saw them, they were terrific.and also Paul Carrack sang on Squeezes ' Tempted '
Be interested to read that when it's published.
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Father Jack Hackett
Striker
Not featuring as in playing but Neil Young mentions Johnny Rotten in Hey Hey, My My
leyburnrunner
Midfield
Bob Dylan references Alicia Keys in Thunder On The Mountain off Modern Times. Sounds like he had a thing about her
Love that album. Was the first purple one I’d heard. Pity the recent (ish) Coverdale re-recorded title track was so shocking.
