independent radio station. That to my mind would be a good place to
look.
ADAM: OK, the world ends tomorrow and the Ticketmaster Upstairs has
to start recruiting for Heaven's house band. Who gets the call?
JON: Ooh, hard. OK. This would be my heaven.
Lead vocal: Ella Fitzgerald Backing vocals (and occasional star turns): David Sylvian, Nat King Cole and Bjork Electronica: Bjork and Thomas Dolby Guitars: Boo Hewerdine and Mark Hollis Bass: Paul Webb (ex Talk Talk) Drums: Steve Jansen (ex Japan) Orchestral arrangements: Ryuichi Sakamoto and Sergei RachmaninovADAM: How about down in Hell?
JON: Lead vocal: That woman from the 'M People' Backing vocals: Mick Hucknall and Garth Brooks Guitars, bass, drums: Any members of Slade / Status Quo / Dire Straits Dancing: The Riverdance DancersADAM: Lastly, Jon, can you tell us what Gramophone has in store for 2002?
JON: Well, the album is released on the 25th February. I can't go into details about anything else yet, but that would be looking too far ahead anyway. First things first, Christmas pudding and tinsel...
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