Trouble In Mind Launch Video

Posted on November 27, 2017 by routepublishing

Clinton Heylin talks with the Bishop of Leeds, Nick Baines, at the book launch for Trouble in Mind.

The launch was held in conjunction with The CAT Club and is hosted by Rev Reynolds. Before the conversation between Clinton and Bishop Nick, the room had enjoyed a full playing of Slow Train Coming. The version played wasn’t the released album, but a previous mix sent by Dylan to his record company which had a slightly different running order and included an extra track, ‘Trouble In Mind’.

The event took place at Tap & Barrel, Pontefract.

Nick Baines blogs at:
www.nickbaines.wordpress.com

Trouble In Mind website:
www.dylantroubleinmind.wordpress.com

King of Clubs Launch TV Feature

Posted on March 27, 2017 by routepublishing

ITV’s Calendar feature on the launch of King of Clubs at Batley Town Hall, 24th March 2017.

You Can Drum But You Cant Hide Relaunch Party

Posted on February 8, 2017 by routepublishing

The relaunch party for You Can Drum But You Can’t Hide. Simon Wolstencroft talks about his time in The Fall, his drug addiction, Freak Party and why he didn’t join The Smiths. Followed by a live performance from The G-O-D.

Recorded at Tap & Barrel, Pontefract

In Conversation – Tom Hingley and Mike Joyce

Posted on March 1, 2016 by routepublishing

Tom Hingley and Mike Joyce (ex The Smiths) recorded in conversation in Manchester on the occasion of the book launch for Carpet Burns.

Tom and Mike discuss Tom’s early life, working at the Hacienda, his time with Inspiral Carpets, the rivalries between the bands of the Madchester era and the experience of working with Mark E Smith and a young Noel Gallagher. In addition, Tom sings three Inspirals songs: ‘Move’, ‘Sackville’ and ‘Saturn 5’