Filed under: Press | Tags: Concert, Gig, Music, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
Here’s a cutting from an edition of Glasgow’s ‘The List’ magazine advertising an early TCS gig, supporting The Thieves at Cumbernauld Theatre.
Only Tongue Can Tell, Funny, Drunken Chorus and Useless were among the setlist that night, which I think, was from late 1988 or sometime early in 1989.
Fascinating facts: The Thieves recorded an album at Shabby Road Studios. It was never released. Also, The Thieves had a certain Daniel Wylie in their ranks, who went on to find a degree of success with the Cosmic Rough Riders in the late 1990s, early 2000s.
1988/89 The List Magazine
Printed in black and white.
Here’s a full page advertisements to promote the release of single ‘Hayfever’.
The painting is by John Douglas.
The first one is taken from the NME April 10 1993
and this one is from Melody Maker April 17 1993
April 1993 NME/Melody Maker
Promotional poster for the three sold out Troubadour shows on October 8-9 2004. This was the band’s first concert in California in 11 years.
I’ve no idea who designed the poster, but I like it.
Filed under: 1990-1991 Cake, Press | Tags: Music, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
Full page advertisement to promote debut album ‘Cake’, taken from the NME 30 June 1990.
30/6/90 NME (New Musical Express) UK
A review of Eddi Reader’s reissued album ‘The Songs of Robert Burns: Deluxe Edition’, from the February 2009 issue of Q magazine. This re-packaged album brings together the original album with seven new songs and features her version of ‘Wild Mountainside’, a song written by John Douglas.
Q Magazine / February 2009
Five Hungry Joes - A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band 