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“It’s been an incredible journey to get to this place.” Squeeze guitarist and singer Chris Difford on the band’s great ‘lost’ album and the dicey nightclub that inspired it

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“It’s been an incredible journey to get to this place.” Squeeze guitarist and singer Chris Difford on the band’s great ‘lost’ album and the dicey nightclub that inspired it

For half a century, the first songs Squeeze’s Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook wrote together sat on a cassette tape: Now they’ve finally been rerecorded and released

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