Slade news May 2010
Lübeck Werkhof 28.05.2010
28.05.2010 Lübeck, Slade feierte eine 70er Jahre Glamrock Party im Werkhof
Unser Lübeck 30.05.2010:
"Auf ihrer Tour durch Europa machten die englischen Glam-Rocker von Slade am vergangenen Freitag im Lübecker Werkhof Station und warfen sich für die knapp fünfhundert Fans in ihre Glitzerfummel, so wie zu ihren Glanzzeiten.
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Laute „We want Slade"-Rufe erklangen lange vor Beginn des Konzerts und als die vier, nicht mehr ganz taufrischen Herren dann endlich auf der Bühne standen, ging es ohne lange Vorreden los. Von we’ll bring the house down über Look wot u dun, Cum on feel the noize und My oh my waren alle Hits dabei. Gitarrist Dave Hill bot bei Back home ein furioses minutenlanges Gitarrensolo. Jubel kam auch auf, als Bassist John Berry bei Cuz I luv you zur Geige griff...
Slade haben nichts von ihrem Zauber verloren und schaffen es immer noch, die
Massen mitzureißen. Schnell war klar, dass Slade eigentlich keine große Bühne braucht. Denn John Berry und Dave Gill standen die meiste Zeit oben auf den Boxen, spielten so direkt über den Köpfen der Leute und zeigten sich sehr publikumsnah. „Ich habe Slade vor dreißig Jahren gesehen", sagte ein Fan. „Und damals waren sie genauso gut wie heute."
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Lustig war auch der Ventilator, der hinter dem Drum Kit stand und Don Powell permanent die Haare hochwirbelte. Egal, das Publikum, das Großteils der Generation 45+ angehörte, jubelte und klatschte trotzdem bei jedem Lied und zeigte sich textsicher. Nach knappen eineinhalb Stunden war dann schon alles vorbei. Es dauerte an diesem Abend, bis sich der Werkhof leerte und alle nahmen ein bisschen wehmütig Abschied von den guten, alten Zeiten, die mit Slade plötzlich wieder da waren."
Alles hier: Unser Lübeck 30.05.2010
Slade at Händels Open in Halle 27.05.2010
Die Glamrock-Band Slade spielte am 27. Mai in Halle
Bilder sandten uns Rudolf Schubert und Volker Rosenau zu. Vielen Dank dafuer ! K.O.R. !!!
May 2010 Great British Classic at Traditional French Restaurant
Eat the Midland 25.05.2010:
Martin & Matt Poulton of Bambers Bridgnorth with Noddy Holder, Slade!
Local diners at the New Bambers Restaurant were treated to two great British Classics today. While some tucked into perfectly cooked great local steaks, others were amazed to see a rather more famous British Classic. Noddy Holder, of Rock group Slade was quietly enjoying a great British meal himself. He was the guest of local artist Tim Bingham and his brother David who are local painters based just outside Bridgnorth. They are working on series of portraits called ‘People Of Our Time’ which is a collection of portraits of people who they personally like, a celebration of British culture.
Chef Patron of the newly opened Bambers, commented “I have worked in many restaurants with famous guests at L’ortelon in Reading (sister restaurant of Ludlow La Becasse) where we would cook for many A list celebs, but it was a personal pleasure to see Noddy – he is a real hero of mine, and it was great to hear how much he enjoyed our simple French Modern European style cuisine. He also commented on how good the local steaks were”. Matt has returned to the region after many years, working with some of the UK’s finest chefs including John Burton-race.
Bambers which is hidden away down St Marys street has been a popular destination for many of the regions discerning diners, and has now re-opened Tuesdays-Sunday lunch and evenings. See how they have been rated by diners & rate for yourself:
www.dinewithus.co.uk/bambers-bridgnorth
Bambers Restaurant, 65 St Marys St, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, Telephone: 01746 767364
Groups who have performed Slade songs
The Ramones (Live only), Cheap Trick (Live only), U2 (Live only), Mama's Boys, Quiet Riot, Wonderstuff, Bohze Onkelz, Girlschool,70s All Stars, Doc Eisenhauer, Quiet Riot and Sir Mixalot, James Last, Flashback Band, Twisted Sister, Hole (Live only), The Hobos, The Glitter Band, Strangeways, Shirehorses, Nobcutters, Guster, Bram Van 2000, Recliners, Alive and well, Randalica, Oasis, One Way System, Little Jack Melody and his young Turks, Ian Hall (on TV programme 'Stars in their eyes' only), Kiss My Jazz, The Crack, Go Crazy, Mud, Pretty maids, Red 2, Rock Ghosts, The Cloggs, Mission (as Metal Gurus), Van Halen (live only), Britney Fox, UK PLC, Flashback Band, Redbeards From Texas, Stiv Bators (demo version), The Men They Couldn't hang, Sapo, Noel Gallager of Oasis, Steps, Cure (Live version of Merry Xmas everybody), Four Skins, Tweenies, Die Toten Hosen, 4 skins, Rooney, Jimmy Barnes, Mek and the Xmas Peks, Spice Girls, Kim McAuliffe (Girlschool), Max Bygraves, Mark (during 'Pop Idol' TV show 2003), Dexy's Midnight Runners, Missing link, Travis, Studio 99, James Last, Eastenders TV show cast plus Suggs from Madness, Baron Knights...
Don Powell at John Lennon’s 30 years memoriam concert in Denmark 8.12.2010
Don Powell will play at John Lennon’s memoriam concert in Denmark on 8th December 2010. Arranger Nils Aarestrup Røddik:
Den 8. december 2010: Koncert-aften på Train, hvor kendte navne som Michael Falch, Peter A.G., Peter Viskinde og Slade-trommeslager Don Powell optræder med John Lennon-sange i anledningen af 30-året for Lennons død.”
Nils Aarestrup Røddik:
”Han er jævnaldrende med Mick Jagger. Og ligesom rock-ikonet fra Rolling Stones er der stadig masser af rock n´roll i Nils Aarestrup Røddik. Inde bag det lange grå hår bobler det fortsat med idéer til nye projekter, alle med rockmusik som omdrejningspunkt. Det seneste år har Frontløberne været hans base. Her har den ældste frontløber gjort det klart, at bare fordi man er nået pensionsalderen, kan man sagtens gå i front.”
Slade - verrückt und hungrig nach Musik
26.05.2010 Die Schwäbische Zeitung, von Mitarbeiterin Susi Donner:
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Dave Hill ist der Paradiesvogel
Hill spielt bis heute den Bass, singt und ist zudem der absolute Paradiesvogel auf der Bühne. Ende der 70er Jahre befand sich die Band an einem finanziellen Tiefpunkt und steckte daraufhin auch in einer zwischenmenschlichen Krise – Slade standen kurz vor der Trennung. Kaum eines der Bandmitglieder glaubte aufgrund der resultierenden Sinnkrise jetzt noch an ein Weiterleben von Slade, zumal auch der Massengeschmack von klassischem Rock zu Punk und New Wave abgewandert zu sein schien. Man orientierte sich weiter; Dave Hill beispielsweise stieg ins Automietgeschäft ein und hatte kaum noch Zeit für die Band.
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So viel zu der weiteren Vergangenheit. Nun zur jüngeren. Ich saß Dave Hill also gegenüber, und er gab mir eines meiner ersten Star-Interviews. Damals. Es muss Ende der 90er Jahre des vergangenen Jahrhunderts gewesen sein. Was sich ja schon sehr nach „damals“ anhört.
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Das war alles vor über zehn Jahren. Am 12. Juni, bei der Classic-Rock-Night auf dem Ermlandhof, könnte es sich wieder so zutragen. Die aktuelle Besetzung dürfte sein: Gesang, Gitarre Mal McNulty (seit 2005), Gitarre Dave Hill, Bass John Berry (seit 2003), Schlagzeug Don Powell. Die „Schwäbische Zeitung“ wünscht allen Konzertbesuchern viel Spaß mit Slade."
Alles hier: SZ 26.05.2010
Programm für die Händels Open 2010 steht
Shakin Stevens, Slade und Nina Hagen auf dem Hallmarkt zu erleben
Anfang Juni lockt Halle mit den Händelfestspielen wieder tausende musikbegeisterte Besucher aus aller Welt in die Saalestadt. Unmittelbar davor veranstaltet Lubomir Danailow bereits seit Jahren seine “Händels Open”. Das sorgte schon für einige Diskussionen, für was Händel alles seinen Namen hergeben muss. Und es sorgte auch schon für Verwechslungen. Eine überregionale Zeitung sah die Verrohung der Händelfestspiele, weil Bonnie Tyler und andere einstige Musikgrößen auftreten würden. Er hatte die Händelfestspiele mit den Händels Open verwechselt.
Doch trotz der Diskussionen, auch in diesem Jahr hat Danailow mit Hilfe seiner Sponsoren wie dem MDR und der Mitteldeutschen Zeitung ein buntes Bühnenprogramm auf die Beine gestellt. Los geht es am 25. Mai mit Earth Wind & Fire sowie Experience feat. The Al McKay Allstars. Einen Tag später gibt es die Multimediashow „Klangfarben der Natur“ nach Vivaldis „ Die 4 Jahreszeiten“, unter anderem mit der der chinesischen Geigenvirtuosin Mo Yi und unter der musikalischen Leitung von Lutz Gerlach. Die Glamrock-Band Slade (My oh my, Far far away) spielt am 27. Mai. Romantisch wird es am 28. Mai, wenn der französische Pianist Richard Clayderman nach Halle kommt. Am 29. Mai erwartet die Besucher unter dem Titel “Invisible Touch” eine Phil Collins- und Genesis-Covershow. Am 30. Mai steht Gerhard Schöne auf der Bühne, Abends kommt Nina Hagen mit ihrer Band nach Halle. Am 31. Mai heißt es The Great Pretender & Das Akademische Orchester. Und den Abschluss bildet am 1. Juni Shakin Stevens mit seiner Band. Alle Konzerte beginnen um 21 Uhr mit Ausnahme von Gerhard Schöne. Erst ist bereits um 11 Uhr zu erleben.
French "Coz I Luv You" cover version
19.05.2010 Ringblad: Variert program under Jevnaker-dagene
"Både Slade, Fantorangen, Hallgrim Berg og Knut Jørgen Røed Ødegård står på programmet under Jevnaker-dagene 3. - 6. juni.
Onsdag ble programmet for det fire dager lange arrangementer offentliggjort, og går alt etter planen, blir det noe for alle og enhver - og noen til.
Programmet inneholder både et bredt spekter av musikk i ulike sjangere, flere show for både små og store, dans, motevisning og boder og stands på Nesbakken.
Det største navnet på programmet har kanskje rockebandet Slade, som fredag 4. juni holder konsert på Glassheim. Det britiske bandet gjorde det stort særlig på 70-tallet, og hadde store slagere med låter som "Far Far Away" og "My oh My". "
Mark Radcliffe, Paul Cookson and Noddy Holder
POET PAUL COOKSON'S SLADE PAGE
"Slade were the first band I ever loved with Cum On Feel The Noize. I quickly backtracked and discovered their history and have been a fan ever since.
They’ve always featured in my poems – either as main subject matter or reference points. Years ago, I did a book called "Over 21 And Still Into Noddy" which Noddy Holder kindly wrote an introduction for. I’ve quoted it and used it endlessly since!
"Read on and I guarantee that you won’t be disappointed" – Noddy Holder "
Mark and Nod also provided backing vocals for a couple of poems.
MY GLITTERBALLS GLAMROCK PARTY, TORQUAY 14TH AUGUST 2010
News from Business Networksw Wednesday 19 May 2010:
"Thank you to Glen King of Glen King PR & Marketing for this glamtastitic opportunity
MY GLITTERBALLS GLAMROCK PARTY
THE ONE AND ONLY SLADE - August 14th starring legends Dave Hill and Don Powell…AS MASSIVE AS EVER! Fantastic support from HEROES and THE ZIGGIZ and the legendary RST ROADSHOW DISCO. All the music we loved AND STILL LOVE from GLAM, PUNK, DISCO and ROCK to SOUL and SKA and so much more!
Tickets on sale in advance at £25 each from the Riviera International Conference Centre in Torquay"
Glitterballs 70`s night
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Pics from the SLADE gig @ Osterøyhallen - Osterøy, NORWAY (15th. of may 2010).
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BOOGIE: Det britiske bandet Slade mottar en ny Ford Transit i 1994. Sånn rimelig fornøyde. Foto: Ford
Kassebil feirer jubileum
Dette jubileet feirer Ford. Det er vel på sin plass å bejuble de mer grå arbeidshestene en gang i blant. Ser man på bildene har bilen faktisk vært med på ganske så mye rart gjennom årene
This anniversary celebrates Ford. It is well on its place to the more celebrated gray workhorses once in a while. Looking at the pictures the car has actually been on quite a lot of things through the years
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Dave Hill and Don Powell interview by Metal Mundus, Poland autumn 2009: "Fans have lived in a tree by my house!" Metal Mundus: You’re not visiting Poland for the first time. Did you enjoy the festival in the Valley of Charlotte, that took place on the last holiday season? Dave Hill: I remember that we liked it.Well we played there. I like coming to Poland.At that time we had a tour lasting three and a half weeks...One should have a little bit longer time to get to know your country! The question, which in any decent history should be done (laughs), which bands have the greatest impact on the Slade? ... How did you get Mal McNulty in Slade? ... Do you know the typical life of rock and roll, destroying hotel rooms, etc.? (Laughs) ... What do think about the current solo career of the former lead singer Steve Whalley? "Run Runaway" is my favorite song from your repertoire. What is the text about actually? Dave Hill: I think about nothing! (Laughs) This song was created for fun. I think it is just a song, the text is merely playing with words, fun with words, rhymes, you see? Nothing special! "I like black and white, dreaming in black and white!” is simply cool, huh? Thanks for the interview and taking your valuable time to 5 minutes before the concert!
While we're at the concert, do you remember what was the most successful concert for you?
Dave Hill: We played lots of concerts, which were very successful....One such show that particularly stuck in my mind replacing Ozzy Osbourne himself, who resigned at the last minute of the show... Especially nice ones in my memory are gigs done in the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland ...
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Dave Hill: Inspiration is what you really listened then. Rhythm'n'blues had a huge impact on us! It was our youth. I remember in the beginnings of learning to play the guitar - I listened to and imitated artists like The Shadows, Buddy Holly, Cliff Richard ... And then we began to explore the American scene, you know, Chuck Berry, the atmosphere.
Dave Hill: It was then that we were looking for a vocalist and it was a bull's eye. Mal is a guy with experience in this profession. He used to sing in Sweet, not just any band! Andy Scott from Sweet was our friend. He suggested that McNulty could start to cooperate with us.
Dave Hill: There, now we return to home, watering the roses, trimming hedges, we have tea at five o'clock (laughs).
Dave Hill: Steve has got now his own group and we haven’t seen him for a long time. He left because he wanted to create something of his own. We believe that he is doing well.
Dave Hill: Not a problem, thanks!
Interviewer: Martyn "AC" Palmowska
Beat Mag 2007: Rapid fire interview with the Slade guitarist
Slade were one of the biggest bands in British history and Dave Hill was their guitarist. He still is. Hill and drummer Don Powell continue to tour as Slade although the original line-up, with Noddy Holder on vocals and Jim Lea on bass, split in 1991. After paying their dues on the live circuit in the Midlands from the mid-‘60s onwards, the Wolverhampton band finally broke through in 1971. Managed by ex-Animal and Jimi Hendrix manager Chas Chandler, Slade had a unique run of hit singles through to 1975, including six No.1s, three of which went straight in at the top. The 1975 film ‘Flame’ and accompanying album ‘Slade In Flame’ broke their spell with the public, being musically more sophisticated than previous glam-stomping outings, but it has since been critically revaluated and is often regarded as their best work. As much heavy rock as glam, Slade weathered the punk years and reappeared in the wake of a triumphant appearance at the Reading Festival in 1980. More hits followed and the 1973 song ‘Merry Christmas Everybody’ remains the UK’s favourite seasonal anthem.
Thomas H Green caught up with Dave Hill, freshly returned form dates in Denmark, to ask him questions from Beatmag’s readers and contributors
If you had a time machine, where would you go?
Keith Anderson, London, UK
Dave Hill: “I might like to pop in on Wordsworth up in the Lake District about 200 years ago. I’d pop in and say, ‘Nice piece of work you wrote there, mate’.”
Did you ever have to ask Noddy to keep it down?
Jonny Reggae, Beatmag
DH: “I didn’t have to tell him that because I was always louder than him – my guitar, that is.”
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Did you hate punk and disco?
Gerry, Birmingham, UK
DH: “I didn’t warm towards the more extreme punk, the spitting and all that, that was just a passing phase. There was some good music – The Stranglers were good – and good clothes and tee-shirts. I shaved my head at the time and had become a bit of a Kojak of rock’n’roll. I adapted a bit to what they were up to. They were a reaction to the business at the time because it was all boring and about old bands but, like everything, a lot of people got on the bandwagon.”
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Do you keep abreast of modern music?
Terry Waller, Edinburgh, UK
DH: “I bought The Killers album, I bought Razorlight’s because I like the ‘America’ song, I bought Kaiser Chiefs because they sound a bit like the ‘70s. I quite like The Feeling and James Morrison is a really good singer. I like James Blunt. He invited me to his show at the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, only to be treated to a version of ‘Coz I Luv You’.”
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How’s it going? Do you often get recognized?
Dave, UK
DH: “I always get recognized but not every minute of the day. How’s it going? Well, we’re touring very successfully – we had an album, ‘Keep On Rockin’’, in 1994 and we’ll probably make a new one this year. We’re quite a happy group – we play to 500 people one night in a club and to 15-20,000 people the next night at festivals in different countries – Russia, Czechoslovakia, Poland.”
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What’s your favourite Slade song?
Randy Metznik, New York, USA
DH: “’How Does It Feel?’ is a very good tune but I do enjoy playing ‘My Oh My’, a big Slade ballad from the ‘80s and I’ve a lot of nice guitar parts in it.”
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What was the person you were most excited to have met?
Ronnie Daniels, Baltimore, USA
DH: “I met pretty well most people. I met Hank Marvin on occasion and my first true love was his guitar playing on the instrumentals. We never met Elvis and Elton, well, he was just someone else successful at the same time who’d come and watch us and we’d watch him. People used to turn up like James Hunt, the famous racing driver, he was a fan. We’ve never been into the royalty – Prince Charles and that lot never bothered with us.”
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How did you feel when Noddy left?
Jezza, Melbourne, Australia
DH: “Disappointed. It was a bit difficult. When he got into what he was doing I felt a little bit miffed but I had to recognize he has a life of his own.”
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Any chance of the original line-up getting back together?
Billy Martin, Reading, UK
DH: “I suppose pigs might fly. I very much doubt it. It’s mainly Nod. I’m sure if Nod would change his mind but it would be very difficult for him as he hasn’t sung for 15-20 years. I very much doubt he’d want to do it now. If it meant dragging him onstage for a couple of songs it’d be rather nice but I really don’t see it. I’d do it.”
'Misunderstanding' means Slade will not be at Dawlish Warren festival in August 2010
Amber Coast Events today issued a retraction after Slade's representatives said the rockers had never been booked for the three-day Amber Coast Festival.
Slade's representatives said the band were due to play in Torquay two weeks earlier and for 'contractual reasons' would not revisit the area so quickly.
Last month Amber Coast Events revealed Slade was one of the acts 'confirmed' to take part in the festival which runs from August 28 until 30.
But it later retracted that following a 'misunderstanding'.
In a statement Amber Coast Events said: "Amber Coast Festival have to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances Slade will not be appearing at this year's festival.
"Amber Coast Festival are planning other acts to replace Slade and apologise for any misunderstanding and inconvenience caused to any venue or persons."
Read all HERE
New Glamrock Promotions set to rock Torquay
John Ross, Managing Director of Edge Recruits based in Totnes, throws off his corporate suit and dons a Glamrock wig to launch his new promotions company ‘My Glitterballs’ at the Riviera International Conference Centre on Friday 23 April.
‘My Glitterballs’ is looking to create a Glamrock revival in Torquay with original bands from the 70’s and 80’s kicking off with foot stomping Slade on the 14th August 2010.
The line-up includes original band members Dave Hill and Don Powell for an unbelievable 8 hour extravaganza supported by Heroes and The Ziggiz and the legendary RST 70’s Roadshow Disco.
Popular Palm FM radio presenters will be on hand to judge the wackiest costume and funkiest dancer with free tickets for future My Glitterballs events up for grabs as prizes. The Torquay events are being sponsored by Palm FM and businessman John is joined by Drive-Time presenter John Hogarth aka ‘Hogie’ together with RICC Managing Director Barry Cole to help launch the new company.
Read all HERE
JUST ANOTHER MANIC MONDAY
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The cherry on thecake was a visit from Trevor Holliday, former guitarist for the
pop groups The Rubettes and Slade II, hence all the photos of
people holding their thumbs up horizontally, the sign of Slade.
16.07.2010 Classic Rock Dreams, Schwenningen, Germany
"Udo Reinke präsentiert Ihnen einen Konzert der Superlative! Am 16.07.2010 treffen sich in der Messehalle VS-Schwenningen unter anderem die Band Slade und Jimi Jamison (The Voice of Surrivor).
Beginn des Events ist 20:00 Uhr. Einlass findet ab 18:30 statt."
Vecer:
"Sold Out. Slovenian band has sold out Halo Tivoli...seats in the pit, giving a total of 3500 seats... Hazard have been back for almost 30 years, get the capital to its feet
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Marie does not write more songs for the Virgin Mary
Three evidences
The concluding part of the concert was reserved for the memories. And the future. In the past, the arrangement of tracks take you over My, Oh My (original Slade). Since the song was familiar, it is completely abandoned frontmanu concentration..."Welcomed the singer and band Slade sends ... Hmm ... What 's it say?" Behind the drums was his chance Čekeliš to shout: "Dave Hill."
06.05.2010 TV Review: Heston's 70s Feast
This nostalgic reductionism was written by thirty-something cultural commentators looking back at their childhoods with elaborate fondness, many of them turning up on TV shows like I Love the 70s with desperate glints in their eyes. While it's only natural to romanticise your formative years, this superficial image of the 1970s as a flare-clad fantasia is still one of the biggest clichés in popular culture.
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He also created his own Pot Noodle using a Play-Doh maker in Harrods' toy department. He should've gone the whole hog and done it while bouncing around on a space hopper singing Cum on Feel the Noize."
Living Scotsman Hestons review
Kyseessä on brittiläinen rockbändi Slade. Olin tässä vuosikymmenten saatossa täysin unohtanut Sladen musiikin, mutta lokakuussa satuin ostamaan cd-kokoelman Sladen vanhoista hiteistä. Ja nyt sitten kolahti uudestaan ja lujaa. Auton soittimessa ei ole muuta soinutkaan moneen viikkoon ja kaikki kyydissäni olleet ovat tämän rockn´rollin pakkosyötön takia hyvin pitkälti hermoraunioina - kas kun Sladea pitää soittaa lujaa!
Mieleeni tuli nostalgisia muistoja Sladen iskevästä konsertista vuodelta 1974. Tapahtumapaikka oli Helsingin Kulttuuritalo ja minulla oli onni ja suuri ilo olla paikalla.
Bändi ei koskaan briljeerannut niinkään massiivisilla tai erikoisilla lavarakennelmilla, riitti kun estradilla soittajien takana oli kattoon asti ulottuvat ämyririvit joista volyymiä lähti enemmän kuin tarpeeksi - pääasiana oli kuitenkin musiikki.
Olin saanut konserttiin istumapaikan neljännelle riville, joka käytännössä tarkoitti sitä, että bändin setin alkaessa olin vellovan lauman mukana liukunut ekaan riviin seisomaan aivan lavan reunaan.
Selvää mielikuvaa ei enää vuosien jälkeen ole konsertin biisien soittojärjestyksestä, mutta ainakin nämä kuultiin tuon ensimmäisenä mainitsemani lisäksi:
- Gudbuy To Jane
- Mama Weer All Crazee Now
- Move Over
- Bangin´Man
- Thank´s For The Memory
- Look Wot You Dun
- Lock Up Your Daughters
- My Friend Stan
- Cum on Feel The Noize
- Take Me Back´Ome
- Get Down And Get With It
- When The Lights Are Out
Tuossa listassa ei sitten ole kirotusvireitä, vaan Sladen tietyt biisit kirjoitettiin just noin.
Mahtava kokemus tuo konsertti oli - koska sen vieläkin aika hyvin muistaa yli 30 vuotta tapahtuman jälkeen. Muistanpa senkin, että konsertin jälkeen oli koulussa hieman vaikeuksia, kun en viikkoon oikeastaan kuullut mitään. Noh, onneksi ei jäänyt pysyviä kuulovaurioita ja myöhempinä vuosina tajusinkin sitten konserteissa suojata korviani."
Reference number: 7274
Date: 2003
Director: d. David Andrew Ward
Sponsor: BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen Lottery Funded
Production company: Posh Pictures
Set in 1974, All Over Brazil is the story of a teenage boy who is obsessed with his favourite glam rock band, much to his football fanatic father's disapproval.
In suburban Glasgow, 13-year-old Stephen is keener on seeing his favourite glam rock band in concert than following the progress of Scotland's World Cup football squad. However, Stephen's football fanatic father, Charley, isn't about to let "nancy boy music" turn his son's head away from sporting glory. Soon Stephen's hopes of following his glam rock idols appear to be dashed after his father catches him in his sister Donna's gold platform boots and full glam make-up. Desperate to go to a local glam rock gig performed by his idols slade, Stephen decides to pull on his platform shoes, get glammed up and go to the gig against his father's wishes.
The producers wish to thank: and slade for inspiration [various slade songs credited]
Masters under licence from Whild John Music Ltd.
Images from 'Jackie' Magazine used by kind permission of DC Thomson Ltd.
slade images used by kind permission of slade / Wild John Music Ltd.
Many thanks to Gary Jordan
- Express:
- "Being something of a 70s icon, Slade's Noddy Holder seems a particularly appropriate celebrity guest for Heston Blumenthal's latest barmy blowout.
Joined by the likes of DJ Jo Whiley and former model Jo Wood, Noddy's invited to sample a menu that celebrates the 70s in a manner that only Heston, a child of that decade himself, could have dreamed up."
- "Being something of a 70s icon, Slade's Noddy Holder seems a particularly appropriate celebrity guest for Heston Blumenthal's latest barmy blowout.