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The Shed Gig in Bedford

oh , man, what a waste of money - Nah - only joking, !! Good to see the man and the band - thought the set was storming - Sue sends out mucho gracias for playing NO OTHER LOVE - tears in our eyes - you know, when a song means something extra special ????!! - great band - nice one guys - what a rythmn section - anchored it all down to the wooden floor like molasses - pedal steel that made my heart bleed, and, the double act duo whose eyebrows nearly met spooned out the songs with wit and good humour - hope you had a good fund raiser after the gig!! How about a more interactive messageboard/forum ????? Been good to connect with people since the start of the UK leg of the tour - theres plenty of possibilities - any ideas out there ?? answers on a message or email............... papa

The musician gig

Hi Chuck, band, and beleivers in the faith (The mighty Chuck)Wow what a gig, can't get the songs out of my head. Has anyone recorded the current tour? Would like a copy and will reimbuse any costs.(this is for my use only) Failing that hope Chuck puts a live cd out. Abandoned Love was supurb. Hope to see Chuck next time in town but what about a greatest hits tour next time with the likes of 110 degrees in the shade, angel, 22 Fillmore, homemade blood, New years day, it wont be long, credit and No other Love included? What a gig that would be?

Hey Chuck, or anyone in the band for that matter, don't know if any of you ever get a chance to do the internet cafe thing and check in on the site while you're out and about. If you see this, it'd be great to hear "Shoot Em All Down" for the last night of the UK tour in Winchester! I was going to do some free publicity for the venue on the intranet at work, but apparently the show's already nearly sold out. Looking forward to it.

Chuck/Steph(The Headmaster of the Telecaster and the Mistress of music)

Thanks once again for hopping across the pond and brightening up our dark spring evenings here in the 51st State!Four gigs this tour,Bury,London,Leicester and Sheffield all marvellous in different ways.Its been thirteen years now since we first saw you play and over 20 gigs in total...wow! Hope to catch you soon,maybe in the US later in the year...you have been warned! Take care of each other,be good,be well,be happy, PeterX

The Musician, Sunday April 17th

As expected, had a great night but was a little disappointed in the absence of some of the slower stuff ('Dying all Young' is probably my favourite song). I think that Chuck may have been a little influenced by Mark Mallman (who was fantastic!) but I think that he should stick to his own, slightly more laid back, style which I have seen in previous gigs at Leicester. Having said that I did like his brilliant guitar playing whilst lying on his back at the Charlotte a few years ago! I bought a copy of the 'As seen on TV' live CD to complete my Chuck collection, and particularly like the version of 'After the Rain'. I also bought Mark Mallman's latest CD and, though it doesn't have the impact of his live performance, I have got 'Still Wasted' on repeat in my car stereo at the moment! As a novice guitar player, I'd be very interested in finding out more about Chuck's Squier Telecaster. Surely it can't be the standard version that is currently available for relatively little money? It has a fantastic sound!!! If anyone can give advice, I would be grateful. Finally, I hope that Chuck and Stephanie have sorted out their obvious differences from Sunday night. They make a great couple, but perhaps not with the mouth to mouth duet? I think that she's got a great voice (yes I have purchased Go G0 Market!) and should have more input as a conventional backing singer - but what do I know?