The Vinyl Villain — Some Fantastic PlaceOn Friday 6th August 2010 JC wrote a piece on the Dundee band The View’s single Superstar Tradesman and included in the article was a track which was in my opinion the worst ever cover version I’ve ever heard….Up the Junctio... more info

Guardian Music — Amy Winehouse's tragic death has opened up an old music industry debate: how much responsibility should labels and managers accept for keeping artists on the straight and narrow?It didn't take long for recriminations to start flying, after the sad ne... more info

The Vinyl Villain — From Dickvandyke:SQUEEZE – SOME FANTASTIC PLACEThis track, 1993's 'Some Fantastic Place' speaks for itself - and we can find our own personal references within. Written following the tragic death of the lady who had brought Glenn Tilbrook and Chris... more info

Scotsman.com — CHRIS DIFFORD BRUNTON THEATRE, MUSSELBURGH *** more info

ContactMusic — SQUEEZE star CHRIS DIFFORD once enlisted the help of hypnotist PAUL MCKENNA to overcome a fear of flying - but insists the phobia guru was terrified in the air.The musician wanted to tackle his hatred of flying so he could push the British band's tou... more info

Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonThis one-off show, co-curated by Squeeze founder Chris Difford, had a weighty title, as if it were attempting to provide a definitive overview of London's musical history to rival Peter Ackroyd's magisterial biography of the city. But... more info

ContactMusic — British pop act SQUEEZE have been honoured with a plaque at the site of their first gig.The beloved group, featuring songwriters Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, made... more info

Guardian Music — The capital's soul is harder to pin down than other cities because its musical climate can change between postcodesIf London had the grid system of Manhattan, or had been rebuilt entirely like the Paris of Haussmann, then maybe it would have a readil... more info

Time Out, London — An eclectic line-up including Chris Difford of Squeeze, Suggs, Mystery Jets' Blaine and Kathryn Williams singing ditties dedicated to London. more info

Guardian Music — The wizened 1970s rockers are to play a one-off gig at the Royal Albert Hall, with a series of guest singers replacing Rod StewartFaces will smile again, they have announced, with plans to reunite without Rod Stewart for a benefit gig. Ian McLagan, R... more info