This was that performance of Breathin' Easy at Glastonbury with, what is now, the classic line-up of Keisha, Mutya and Heidi. The song was a brilliant ode to youthful friendship - and, listening to it now, replete with irony - tucked away at the end of the Angels with Dirty Faces album. Although it's a classic song, it prefigured the direction in which the band went, moving away from dance tracks to ballads and close harmonies and culminating in the sound of Change.
The Sugababes saga is one of the most remarkable and oddest in modern music - and the music has been some of the greatest.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
The height of cool
The brilliant Angels with Dirty Faces album pushed the Sugababes to the height of cool. Invitations to the Glastonbury Festival and the Mobo awards followed.
First of all here's two of the performances:
a hip-hop remix of Round Round at the Mobo awards:
And here's Round Round at Glastonbury:
More notable was the band's performance of Breathin' Easy. That's not on YouTube yet.
First of all here's two of the performances:
a hip-hop remix of Round Round at the Mobo awards:
And here's Round Round at Glastonbury:
More notable was the band's performance of Breathin' Easy. That's not on YouTube yet.
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