Various Artists - Field Trip - Glastonbury 06-93 - NME tape

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Recorded live on the NME stage, Glastonbury, on Friday, June 25, 1993.
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01 - BELLY - White Belly
(Tanya Donelly/Fred Abong) – Mixed by Paul Q Kolderie & Sean Slade at Fort Apache Studios.
02 - TEENAGE FANCLUB - Free Again
(Alex Chilton), Mixed by Sheridah Tongue with Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley at Joe's Garage.
03 - SUEDE - He's Dead
(Anderson/Butter) – Mixed by Sheridan Tongue with Bernard Butler at Red Bus Recording Studios.
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recorded Live on the NME stage, Glastonbury, on Sunday, June 27, 1993.
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04 - LEMONDHEADS - Big Gay Heart
(Evan Dando /Tom Morgan) -Mixed by Julian Standen for SOS Productions at Red Bus.
05 - SPIRITUALIZED - Take Good Care Of It
(Jason Pierce) – Mixed by J Spaceman and Mike Long at Moles Studio. Bath. Edited and mastered by Frank Arkwright at Chop 'Em Out. Production by Nick Green and William Smith for Green and Rich Ltd.
| SOURCE | SDB | SOUND QUALITY | A+ | FORMAT | Mp3 | BITRATE | 256 | TRACKS # | 8 |
| LOCATION / VENUE | Glastonbury | NME Stage | DATE | 06–93 | |||||
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Labels: Belly, Freebee Tape, Lemonheads, NME, Spiritualized, Suede, Teenage Fan Club
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The duo formed in 1994. Both Butler and McAlmont had already experienced success in the music industry. Butler was the guitarist in the indie/glam rock band Suede, until his acrimonious departure during the recording of their second album, Dog Man Star. McAlmont, a soul singer with a three octave range, had been part of the duo Thieves with Saul Freeman, who released a handful of singles and had opened for Morrissey on tour before breaking up. An album of their sessions was subsequently released under the name McAlmont in 1994.
After pursuing solo careers for several years, Butler approached McAlmont about working together again, and the duo resolved their issues. The first single of their new collaboration was Falling, released in 2002, which reached number 23 in the UK singles chart. The second single, Bring it Back, and an album, Bring it Back, were released later that year. They also contributed a cover of Take That's "Back for Good" to the NME's charity complilation War Child.