Julianne On The Union Chapel
What a truly beautiful building. All stained
glass and sandstone and the highest of ceilings. Dark wood. Butterfly
stomachs. But these suckers were excited butterflies; butterflies
putting their make-up on and trying on different wings for a great
night out. My butterflies were out of their tiny insect minds.
But then they all seemed to relax and recline on small chaise
longues that I didn't even know my stomach housed.
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Track Listing:
Lady Moonlight
Freeze
Wishing the hours Away
Marthas Harbour
Wild Hearted Woman
In The Clouds
Miss World
Are You Lonely
December
Forever
More than the Blues
You Bring Your Love To Me
Shelter From The Rain
What Kind Of Fool
Outshine the Sun
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We have played in many disparate buildings.
From horrid atmosphere-less pubs masquerading as music venues,
through plush theatres, souped-up school assembly halls, a field
in Oxfordshire, and now this church, (but, more of a mini-cathedral
from where I stood). Just short of a year ago, we didn't exist
anywhere but in the memory. And now we were about to play to a
thousand people. And who had made this happen? Yeah, you and us.
No record company, no manager, no publisher, no press, no radio
play…………. WE DID IT! (By the way, if any execs
of any large multi-national corporate beasts are reading this
and really really do want to give us lots of money to make an
album and buy matching yachts with, still feel free. Don't be
afraid to ask!).
So, the show itself….. I could try to go
into a great long analytical thing about it, but I can't. All
I can say is that I was stood in the vortex of a twinkly, sparkly
spangled spiraling sonic smoky delicately thrashy twilight midnight
dreamworld. All I know is that, for me, and for my lovely fellow
Eves, that night was special. I personally felt that it made the
Royal Albert Hall look like a bingo hall. I have rarely been as
happy on stage as when we played Wishing The Hours Away and December
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Live
& Electric at the Union Chapel
