In this interview, Tim discusses the writing and recording of YUMMY, upcoming live shows writing his first novel and lots more
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In this interview, Tim discusses the writing and recording of YUMMY, upcoming live shows writing his first novel and lots more
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James singer Tim Booth has revealed how falling in love with his wife Kate Shela at first sight gave his life a purpose after he almost died from a childhood liver disease.
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“We didn’t want to lose people with this game because we’ve got very loyal fans who don’t want to be exploited. All these bands putting out 20 different coloured vinyls and all this kind of stuff. It wasn’t our way”
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Jim Salveson of XS Manchester talks to Saul Davies about each track on the Laid album and bonus Yummy content
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“I think it’s something perhaps people don’t focus on so much nowadays, with the making of a record, is the thing as an entirety. It’s more like, ‘Where’s your focus track, and let’s pour the energy into that.’ But we’re still old school in that respect, we want it to sound like an hour and a quarter’s worth of music that takes you on a journey, that connects, almost like a set list.”
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Shortly after forming the band ‘James’ in 1982, they turned down an NME cover and later refused a million-dollar campaign to break into the American market – saying they weren’t fussed by commercial success.
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“We are not a 90s band, a heritage band – we are a restless band of artists who keep on challenging ourselves. Our new albums are as good as our old as we hope this will testify. Because we are older, our new music tends to get less attention than we would’ve done when we were young.”
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“The Velvet Underground never sold more than 20,000 copies in their lifetime. The aim was to make great music – focus on the music, not the numbers and eventually the people will come. Then we broke big and we watched Sit Down hover at No2 for weeks. We realised to other people it was upsetting that we didn’t make No1. Years later, in compilation shows, only the No1s were chosen as the great songs of the era and it p***** us off. We’ve had many twos and threes but only a No1 compilation album, which is cheating.”
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“We don’t mind what the cost is. We just want to create a big piece of work that we can leave behind. It’s all about this nutty idea of legacy, that when you die you want to be very proud of what you’ve left.”
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Ahead of the release of their eighteenth studio album, James guitarist Saul Davies chatted to TotalNtertainment about how the band have not only actively swerved turning into a “Greatest Hits” band but still as excited and fired-up to write new music. In this interview, Saul also talks about how their relationships with each other have changed over the four decades they have been a band, the special connection they have with their fans and his thoughts on their new album ‘Yummy’.
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