You can buy Justin Hawkins’ version of This Town online (and it still counts for the UK charts) click on [url=www.recordstore.co.uk/britishwhale]recordstore.co.uk/britishwhale[/url] to buy a special bundle of all 3 formats for £5.99 They ship worldwide This multi-buy offer pack contains the following products: British Whale: This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us –… Read More
“British Whale” – This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us is on both the Radio One and Radio Two playlist
We are looking for fans who want to help us get the word out about Sparks In the future we would provide you with material for you to distribute in your local area – whether in bars, restaurants, clubs… or wherever – you know your local area so you will know where will work best…. Read More
thanks to Mike Pearson for this: BBC6, a digital radio station, are featuring Sparks next Tuesday (9th August). You can usually listen to the programmes on-line for a few days afterwards. I received this email from the station this morning. It appears to be the concert when they supported Blur ……….. “Re Sparks, we’ll be… Read More
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THE RAZZ: SPARKS FLY FOR JUSTIN Jul 16 2005 Darkness frontman has Mael brothers in solo single video By Rick Fulton DARKNESS frontman Justin Hawkins sweet talked Sparks brothers Russell and Ron Mael into taking cameo roles in the video for his debut single. It’s a cover of their hit This Town Ain’t Big Enough… Read More
BRITISH WHALE TV UPDATE 15 July GMTV – Entertainment Today – Making Of and Video clip 17 July Popworld – Video showing 20 July B4 (C4) – Video showing
Mojo Magazine Review: August 2005 Issue Sparks **** Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins Ahead of a new LP, the first in an on-going programme of Sparks reissues. Back in 1994, after a decade of always interesting but increasingly irrelevant releases, even the most ardent Sparks fan had given up hope of the Brothers Mael ever… Read More
‘British Whale’ video has also been added to: B4 Channel The Amp Scuzz – “Scuzzboarding” Chartshow TV – “Chart Hits”, “Top Videos” and “Chart Idols” Q and Kerrang main playlists. The video will also be played out on B4 on Channel 4 next week on 20th July
Jo Whiley will be playing “This Town…..” this morning (Tuesday 12th July) on Radio 1 listen online at [url=www.bbc.co.uk/radio1]www.bbc.co.uk/radio1[/url]