Squeeze BBC Documentary Announced!

On October 12, BBC4 will screen a brand new documentary ‘Squeeze: Take Me I'm Yours’ which reappraises the song-writing clout of Difford and Tilbrook, and shows why Squeeze hold a special place in British Popular music.

 

Contributions will come from former band members Jools Holland and Paul Carrack, together with testament from Elvis Costello, Mark Knopfler and Aimee Man.

Comments

[Jared]

When can we see this stateside? I can't think of a band more deserving of a documentary on songwriting.

[Ooopps did I say that]

VPN with service provider set to UK and BBC iPlayer

[littlelixx]

Watching documentary now and its great. Loved Squeeze originally, Love them more now. XXX

[Dino]

Its on youtube, for all you non UK fans. Click like if you do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VRuBredxaI

[Ian OConnor]

Just watched the BBC documentary on Squeeze. Wow a trip down memory lane the songs were part of my formative years. You can just hear a Squeeze song and it takes you back. Then we throw google into the mix and a read through the lyrics and you realise what a class act the boys were. Thanks for part of the soundtrack to life's journey boys. All the very best for the tour

[Dino]

Oh yes, if you'd like to see Squeeze live in 1982:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3o9A0zUVWI

Click like if you like, thanks.

David Hepworth introduces part of a live concert by Squeeze from 30th August 1982 at the Regal Theatre in Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

01 Cool For Cats
02 Intro Dave Hepworth
03 Ive Returned
04 Another Nail For My Heart
05 Annie Get Your Gun
06 Someone Elses Heart
07 Points Of View
08 Picadilly
09 Pulling Mussels From The Shell
10 Labelled With Love
11 Up The Junction
12 I Cant Hold On
13 In Quintessence
14 Is That Love
15 Tempted

[Peter A]

Watched the doco on YouTube. Fantastic. Just discovering Squeeze over the last month and this couldn't have been more timely for me. Looking forward to delving into many more of their albums.

[Stevebaxter]

Happy days, I remember going to watch them at the Hammersmith Odeon with the beautiful Adrienne, I wonder where she is now! They also did a recorded for TV show at the Tunnel Club around that time, anyone know if a recording exists.

[Anna Bean]

I just watched the documentary on BBC Four. Wow, what an incredible piece of work capturing a great story of the lives of some incredibly talented individuals. Wonderful, emotional and heartwarming...