Change Tour ends when The Alarm play a benfit for The Towyn Flood Victims in Prestatyn, North Wales. Even though the band would be back in 1991 qit ha new album, this was basically the end of The Alarm as a functioning band with a real manager and real record company support.
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Day Twenty Six: Monday 27th June 2005 Today, James gets stuck into guitars on ‘Cease and Desist’. It’s sounding great but we are having a few problems with the tuning. A lot of James Stevenson’s guitars are of the vintage variety and come from a variety of eras. Some from the 1950’s (The ‘Golden Age Of Guitars’) but mostly sixties and seventies. They all sound amazing but sometimes are hard [read more]
