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Dundee Slessor Gardens – 28th July 2023
Setlist
Sound / Isabella / Waltzing Along / I Know What I'm Here For / All The Colours Of You / Walk Like You / She's A Star / Out To Get You / I Defeat / Tomorrow / Sit Down / Beautiful Beaches / Ring The Bells / Sometimes / Come Home / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
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Review: David Brown @ Even The Stars
“Sit Down is taken away from the band by the crowd and made their own and if Tim hadn’t stopped them they’d probably still be singing it now. It can be a cliche with audience singalongs but not when it’s this spontaneous. As if almost to prove a point the crowd don’t pick up Sometimes at the end so it comes to a slightly abrupt stop. It probably affords them an extra song as they quickly decide to ditch the encore ritual and finish with Come Home and Getting Away With It (All Messed Up), chosen off the hoof from a list of possibilities that means there’s a few moans about the exclusion of Laid. But this is James, you don’t get everything you expect or want every time, but you are pretty much guaranteed a joyous occasion, plenty of unique moments and a band that is thriving now as a unit more than they’ve ever done, reviving old songs and giving them new life and magic, throwing in the odd curveballs and never neglecting their most recent work.”
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1990 Singles & B-Sides
Summary
The first of a series of streaming-only compilations of singles and b-sides from James years with Fontana / Mercury. 1990 features three singles – How Was It For You, Come Home and Lose Control
Track List
How Was It For You / Lazy / Undertaker / Come Home (Flood Mix) / Dreaming Up Tomorrow / Fire Away / Lose Control (Extended) / Sunday Morning / Out To Get You (Original Version) / How Was It For You (7″ version) / Come Home (Extended Flood Mix) / Gold Mother (Warp Remix) / Lose Control / How Was It For You (Band Mix) / Come Home Weatherall Remix
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| Release Name: | 1990 Singles & B-Sides |
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| Release Date: | 28th July 2023 |
| Format: | Compilation Album |
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The first of a series of streaming-only compilations of singles and b-sides from James years with Fontana / Mercury. 1990 features three singles – How Was It For You, Come Home and Lose Control
- Come Home :1989
- Dreaming Up Tomorrow :1990
- Fire Away :1990
- Gold Mother :1990
- How Was It For You? :1990
- Lazy :1990
- Lose Control :1990
- Out To Get You :1990
- Sunday Morning (cover) :1990
- Undertaker :1990
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County Laois Forest Fest – 21st July 2023
Setlist
Walk Like You / Isabella / Sound / Waltzing Along / Curse Curse / All The Colours Of You / She's A Star / Five-O / Ring The Bells / Sit Down / Out To Get You / Beautiful Beaches / Tomorrow / Born Of Frustration / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sometimes / LaidSupport
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Thessaloniki Moni Lazariston – 12th July 2023
Setlist
Isabella / Waltzing Along / Curse Curse / Senorita / All The Colours Of You / She's A Star / Johnny Yen / Say Something / All Good Boys / Moving On / Out To Get You / PS / Attention / Sit Down / Tomorrow / Born Of Frustration / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Walk Like You / Beautiful Beaches / Sometimes / LaidSupport
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Halifax Piece Hall – 7th July 2023
Setlist
Johnny Yen / Waltzing Along / All The Colours Of You / Interrogation / Born Of Frustration / Space / Out To Get You / Hymn From A Village / Medieval / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Just Like Fred Astaire / Moving On / Nothing But Love / Sit Down / Sometimes / LaidSupport
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Review: David Brown @ EvenTheStars.co.uk
“Moving On is dedicated to loved ones passed and with Tim and Chloe singing it to each other, the emotional resonance is strong particularly as the sun goes down. There’s then an amusing moment as Tim beckons the choir down to sing the harmonies of Nothing But Love, but Dave starts up Sit Down. Dave blames Saul for the mistake, who takes responsibility, before joking that it was really whoever wrote the setlist’s fault. The choir becomes one of five thousand for the rousing latter-period Nothing But Love, before losing themselves collectively in an uplifting Sit Down, a song that feels reinvigorated this year and a beacon of light in a dark world.”
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Review: Gareth John @ The York Press
“Tonight’s show feels timeless, the rising sounds carried beautifully by Booth’s distinctive and textured voice, the agile and energetic frontman leading the band in rounding off their set with the hauntingly beautiful Sit Down, the somewhat spiritual Sometimes and the quirky yet wonderful Laid.”
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Review: Sarah Fitton @ Halifax Courier
“The Manchester legends – who play at The Piece Hall again tonight (Saturday) – were on top form as they delivered iconic hits including ‘Born Of Frustration’, ‘Waltzing Along’, ‘Laid’, ‘Nothing But Love’, ‘Sometimes’ and ‘Sit Down’.”
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Review: Izzy Clayton @ Backstreet Mafia
“Opening the set with ‘Johnny Yen’ the band take fans back to their early days with the song being a release from the band’s debut album ‘Stutter’ back in 1986. As the second song starts ‘What For’, both Deborah and Chloe join the band on drums as well as the Inspirational Voices Choir. During ‘Waltzing Along’, Tim comes off stage and greets fans on barrier before performing the song whilst stood on the barrier – holding a person’s hand in the crowd for support.”
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Review: Helen Millington @ RGM
“The band open with ‘Johnny Yen’, followed by ‘What For’ and then crowd favourite ‘Waltzing Along’. It was at this moment the crowd were in for a special treat as Booth leapt down from the stage and gracefully balanced on the barrier (with the support of a few bewildered fans). For the entire song, Booth perched on the railing holding onto a fans arm, with another steadying his leg. The crowd lapped it up and sang along.”
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Liverpool Pier Head – 2nd July 2023
Setlist
Johnny Yen / Come Home / Ring The Bells / Interrogation / Honest Joe / Born Of Frustration / Out To Get You / All Good Boys / Moving On / Hymn From A Village / Sound / Laid / Sit Down / Beautiful Beaches / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / SometimesSupport
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Review: Ryan Paton @ Liverpool Echo
“James exited the stage to rapturous applause after the sun had set in Liverpool and the Liver Building stood tall on the iconic waterfront in all its glory. Liverpool is renowned as being a musical city but, as the jubilant scenes played out against the most stunning backdrop, I was more convinced than ever that there is surely no better place to watch live music in the country.”
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Review: Desh Kapur @ All Music Magazine
“Immaculately performed songs mixed with precious moments, gave us all, that James experience, an experience we all love. Having written so many iconic songs and witnessed so many different times, this is a British band to be cherished and heard but above all else, loved.”
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Bristol Canons Marsh Amphitheatre- 23rd June 2023
Setlist
Walk Like You / Ring The Bells / Born Of Frustration / What For / Sit Down / Isabella / Interrogation / Johnny Yen / All Good Boys / Just Like Fred Astaire / Out To Get You / She's A Star / Come Home / All The Colours Of You / Beautiful Beaches / Sound / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / LaidSupport
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Wolverhampton Civic Hall – 20th June 2023
Setlist
Johnny Yen / Five-O / Waltzing Along / What For / Love Make A Fool / I Know What I'm Here For / Interrogation / Sit Down / Hello / All Good Boys / Say Something / Hymn From A Village / Ring The Bells / Come Home / Beautiful Beaches / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Out To Get You / All The Colours Of You / LaidSupport
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Review: Dave Brown @ EvenTheStars.co.uk
“The band are on good form throughout, Tim spinning Andy round on his chair during Sit Down and changing a line in Waltzing Along to reference Andy’s broken foot. Saul tells us he looks like a sinister accountant before Interrogation. The interactions between the band seem to drive them on, Debbie in particular being a driving force particularly away from her drum kit. Life does, it seem, begin at forty.”
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Review: Adam Smith @ Express And Star
“Tim Booth is still a fantastic front man, his voice and hips still move like the 1980s, and Andy Diagram’s still playing a trumpet in a dress, they all seemed to be having fun on stage, perhaps they were cutting loose without an orchestra behind them demanding every note being perfect.”
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Southsea Victorious Festival – 26th August 2022
Setlist
Isabella / Ring The Bells / Come Home / Born Of Frustration / All The Colours Of You / Out To Get You / Gettting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Beautiful Beaches / Sit Down / SoundSupport
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Mares Vivas Festival, Vila Nova Da Gaia, Portugal – 15th July 2022
Setlist
Sound / Isabella / All The Colours Of You / Seven / How Was It For You / Interrogation / God Only Knows / Stutter / Out To Get You / Zero / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sit Down / Beautiful Beaches / Sometimes / Tomorrow / Come HomeSupport
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Eridge Park Black Deer Festival – 17th June 2022
Setlist
Sound / Isabella / Say Something / She's A Star / Sit Down / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Come Home / All The Colours Of You / Ring The Bells / Beautiful Beaches / Out To Get You / Sometimes / TomorrowSupport
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Review: The Line Of Best Fit
“the Manchester legends brought the house down with a set that closed with classic “Sit Down””
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