Glenn Tilbrook Up The Junction Squeeze Live

[Gladman]

Great song.

[MrLaydownsally]

god the 80's came right back to me then .brill . i can almost taste it

[ortleyman]

Man, I rememeber back in 84 when Tillbrook and Difford went solo and were talked about as being the next Lennon and McCartney. Thats a fact. I think that was a big reason they kind of went down hill. People were expecting way too much from them

[elenav5]

Top Top lyrics.

[bertthecef]

I saw Glen Play This In Bedford he was a bit drunk, But played & sang like The Star He is & who gives a F*"k !@if he made a few cockups Bm or E7th or C#to F#m He was The Rock Star

[tatkaoz]

Nice. Simplicity at its best. Great song.

[marciabettany]

@tatkaoz totally agree....

[SUNDIAL69]

Cracking stuff. As a Scotsman Living in England for years it somehow makes me nostalgic for London!

Put it this way it conjures up images in the same way as Waterloo Sunset does.

[murrayrothstein]

Great post. Love Glenn's music.

[googuse]

Hey! I've played that guitar! :D

[gymman1031]

Did you all know that Squeeze is going to tour North America in the Summer of 2007?

[jonathancjudd]

Did Glenn play the wrong chord over the "...down to an incubator..." part? I think it should be a B minor, looks like he played an E major.

[audiotheaudio]

you are correct. happens to the best of them

[jonathancjudd]

I was rhythm guitarist in a cover band for a couple of years - I can't even tell you how many times I played the wrong chord!

[pwrsynbach]

no, it it deliberately E major.

[pwrsynbach]

No, it is meant to be E major. If you listen on the record, it's the same. It's called 'variation'. Not all songs have the same chords every verse/chorus. They put a happy chord in for effect - maybe to celebrate the arrival of the baby...

[icantgetnosleeep]

hes right its all gravy.

[woundo]

I absolutely love this song! Didn't realise how great his voice still sounds!