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B R I A N says:

18 July 2025 at 11:20 pm

***** Ahmet Zahrettin Sebuhi Ertegün via Morton, Jelly Roll (Lamothe, Ferdinand Joseph) Brought Me Here!

Tim Andrews says:

7 August 2025 at 6:50 pm

Absolutely love this song and it is so spooky that in 1980 when I was 15 it’s very similar to what I did

Robert Rukrigl says:

11 August 2025 at 3:08 pm

I listen to this passage over and over again :

Immediately she’s barred
Their hearts are wooden

And I’m convinced Glen is singing “Immediately she’s bark”, which would go well with the imagery of the following line “their hearts are wooden”.

Nicole says:

15 August 2025 at 3:32 pm

This was such a brilliant show, and I kick myself every day for not having bought the offered CD recording of it. Any chance anyone can help?

Tim Turner says:

4 November 2025 at 3:20 pm

The name of the venue was Merlyn’s, a much loved and missed club on State Street. As I remember, it was a great show.

Joe Foley says:

8 November 2025 at 12:01 am

Thanks for posting this….
Many comments over at the Steve Hoffman forums here:

https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/r-i-p-gilson-lavis-squeeze-jools-holland-r-b-orchestra.1236252/

Gilson was certainly the key to what made Squeeze Squeeze!

Gone way too early, RIP Gilson!

Ed Bowsher says:

9 November 2025 at 8:53 pm

I remember linking this theme song at the time, when I was still a child. But I had no idea that it was sung by Paul Young and written by Difford and Tilbrook.

DAVID HENRY on Squeeze – 24 November 1979 – live at Queen Mary College LondonYes, I was there and remember the fart lighting! Great gig.
Ed Bowsher on Fathers’ DayI remember linking this theme song at the time, when I was still a child. But I had no idea that it was sung by Paul Young and written by Difford and Tilbrook.
Joe Foley on A tribute to Gilson Lavis from John BentleyThanks for posting this…. Many comments over at the Steve Hoffman forums here: https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/r-i-p-gilson-lavis-squeeze-jools-holland-r-b-orchestra.1236252/ Gilson was certainly the key to what made Squeeze Squeeze! Gone way too early, RIP Gilson!
Tim Turner on Squeeze – 27 June 1980 – live at Marilyn’s Madison WIThe name of the venue was Merlyn's, a much loved and missed club on State Street. As I remember, it was a great show.
Nick Watkinson on True Colours (The Storm)Ex-Jags frontman,rhythm guitarist &,despite the misrepresented credits,sole writer of their one & only top twenty hit,'I've Got Your Number(Written On The Back Of My Hand') Nick Watkinson was not only the vocalist on the White Fence album but also wrote...
Nicole on Difford and Tilbrook – 20 November 2015 – live at Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CAThis was such a brilliant show, and I kick myself every day for not having bought the offered CD recording of it. Any chance anyone can help?
Robert Rukrigl on Elephant GirlI listen to this passage over and over again : Immediately she’s barred Their hearts are wooden And I'm convinced Glen is singing "Immediately she's bark", which would go well with the imagery of the following line "their hearts are...
Tim Andrews on Glenn Tilbrook – 7 August 2015 – live at Mexicali Live, Teaneck NJAbsolutely love this song and it is so spooky that in 1980 when I was 15 it's very similar to what I did
B R I A N on Dr. Jazz***** Ahmet Zahrettin Sebuhi Ertegün via Morton, Jelly Roll (Lamothe, Ferdinand Joseph) Brought Me Here!

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