A Chat With Slade Historian Chris Selby | The Quo-Cast
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- In this episode, Slade historian Chris Selby (co-author of The Noize: The Slade Discography) talks to Jamie Dyer about his interest in Wolvehampton's hit-making rock band of the 1970s, crossovers with Quo and gives his opinion on the Glastonbury rumour.
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The Quo-Cast is an audio podcast dedicated to the British Rock Band Status Quo. It features interviews with fans, tribute bands and those associated with the band. There is also discussion on all aspects of the band, including tours, albums, singles and anything else related. In addition, this UA-cam channel features exclusive content and video reposts of select interviews from the podcast Audio Link: anchor.fm/quocast
Chris well done with your the quo cast interview talking about the one and only SLADE also the noize book interview was very interesting loved hearing you talking about SLADE'S early days recording and concerts keep up the interviews with don powell your keeping slade alive. from your mate John milne and his SLADE FAMILY from eastfield Cumbernauld Scotland Slade 2022
Great chat.
26:54 Slade appeared on Top of the Pops 85 times between 1970-1991, this number included a few of the bands official promo films and promo films recorded by the BBC especially for the show and repeat performances, so it's probably about 70.
Run Run Away hit 20 in Billboard chart but was #1 on the Rock Chart
Quo did it right, Slade should have done that last tour in 85 and maybe played LiveAid
Slade on stage is a really good live album
Saw the original line up 12 times 73 to 82, always blew the place apart. Once they stopped touring in 85 it was the beginning of the end really.
Even if Slade were match fit it would be a bad idea.