‘People get confused, think it’s called Where Did You Go?’ How the Bluetones made Slight Return

What happened

According to The Guardian’s source item, ‘People get confused, think it’s called Where Did You Go?’ How the Bluetones made Slight Return, ‘We didn’t have a washing machine, so I was in the launderette when our manager rang and said: “You’ve gone in at No 2”’ We were still a three-piece: Adam Devlin, my brother Scott and myself. We hadn’t met Eds Chesters yet, so we didn’t have a drummer. We were spending a lot of time writing songs, trying to hone this west coast, mid-60s, Crosby, Stills & Nash sound – even though it was the 90s and we were from Hounslow in London. Continue reading…

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