Glenn on UK radio Today

    GLENN will be interviewed today on UK's Merseyside based radio broadcast, KCR FM.

    The interview goes from 8.30 GMT / 3:30 EDT / 12:30 PDT and repeated again at 9.00PM GMT / 4.00PM EDT / 1.00PM PDT. He will talk about playing in Liverpool for the first time since '76.

    The host is Kev McDempster and our very own, Keith Thompson :cool: will also be featured during the interview - both were at that Liverpool gig all those years ago!

    Also, the song, "Love Communion", from First Underground Nuclear Kitchen, will make it's worldwide broadcast debut during the show.

    So be sure and tune-in - sorry about the late notice!

    You can listen-in online at:

    http://www.kcr1067.com/

    and go to 'Listen Live'

    Just heard Love Communion. Really, REALLY like it ... and I rarely like something on first listen! Sexy and sassy! :D Definitely has the PMO feel :bouncer: :bouncer: :bouncer: :bouncer:

    Thanks for your words on Mel too, Glenn :claphands

    OMG - Kev's playing the live version of YKOM!!!!!!!!!! ('allo dude)

    Grace ...

    Grace ...

    GRACE!!!!

    (sorry Keith, almost forgot about you! - nice to hear you promoting our 'man of great calibre' once again! :thumbup: )

    'You thought that you could take me for granted, but I couldn't take it no more. Better run if you see me coming ... '

    Absolutely fantastic interview :thumbup:
    the new song is Briliant :claphands :claphands :claphands
    Glenn you are the best ever :bow: :bow: :bow:
    And all those words about Mel was wonderful :thumbup:
    Lots of Love :)

    DANI and PETE

    :ghcp:

    Hi there

    nice to hear you sounding so well Glenn. New track, don't know, need to hear it again and some more from the new album before passing judgement. Best wishes to Mel. Hope the childline gig goes well this week. Is it being recorded for a dvd???

    Paul

    I've been thinking about that Love Communion song.
    How something can be mature, sophisticated, and yet nufunky enough to where you can't help moving to it ...where you feel the funkiness of it.. I really loved it, I think it's instant timeless, and I also am usually one that lets music grow on me. Timeless I think. The way GREAT music can be, and so seldom is.
    Yes, I believe I was listening to the first cut of my new favorite soon to be obtained and then worn the *&&% out CD.
    I'll second my wife's Yee Haw. (you know, cause we know "Y'all" think we actually Yee Haw.... :)
    GREAT SONG, brother :thumbup:
    Roger

    Quote from strat335

    Yes, I believe I was listening to the first cut of my new favorite soon to be obtained and then worn the *&&% out CD. I'll second my wife's Yee Haw. (you know, cause we know "Y'all" think we actually Yee Haw.... :)
    GREAT SONG, brother :thumbup:
    Roger

    And that was the shorter 'radio' version :eek: imagine what the full length song will do for us :cool: Can't wait :thumbup:

    thanks david-great song-:clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: i listened to that and thought of PLAY ME OUT- good to hear about mel also -if glenn plays with ringo over here it will get him some real good coverage - and of course good to hear keith thompson -i cant go to it but thanks for booking glenn to the gig - i hope its great for you all

    Love Communion :bow:
    Sounds fantastic even in super-compressed 64k mp3 quality... :lol:
    Can't wait to hear the whole thing in CD qualiy!!!
    Nevertheless it's on repeat in my WinAmp.
    :cool:

    Quote from tony g

    if glenn plays with ringo over here it will get him some real good coverage



    Definitely! It's a well known fact that Ringo only chooses musicians who are a) of the highest calibre musically and b) to borrow a phrase that Howard Jones used to introduce Ian Hunter on the 2004 All Starr Tour, are "diamond geezers".
    Plus, Ringo always has the funky pair of Sheila E. and Mark Rivera in the band...
    :cool:
    Let's wait and see.

    Cheers,
    Christian


    MEDUSA
        

    ... Ringo's just not good enough to play on the same stage as Glenn Hughes. And I'm a drummer from Liverpool...

    I'm now moving to a commune in Outer Mongolia to avoid the inevitable flak I will get for that comment... but there you go... you heard it here first...

    Al the Brave ;)

    p.s., COOL interview, and WHAT A TRACK THAT WAS!!

    Keep the faith, 'cos that's the way it is...

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