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Another Glenn Hughes Australian interview, this time with the Spotlight Report.
SR. Now that you are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Burn, how does it feel to look back on such a landmark album?
GH. Look, it was a moment for all of us where we were at a castle writing that album, having fun, not really knowing how it was going to be received. I just knew at that time we all felt it was a strong piece of work. All these years later, reminiscing about it, playing these songs for myself and people that want to come and hear it is a very feeling to me.
SR. That’s incredible. What inspired you to embark on this anniversary tour?
GH. I may be the only one that is doing this, you know. I think Coverdale did something like this about 12 years ago, but for me to say goodbye to that era is an opportunity I just wanted to make sure was going to exist. Because I can’t keep doing this. So, it’s important for me to close the door on this particular show, which I will do in Dubai.
SR. Apart of celebrating this 50th anniversary, are you working on something else?
GH. The album, I just made an album in June in Copenhagen, it’s coming in March. So next year will be a new Glenn album. I’m looking forward to releasing it.
Continue reading in the Spotlight Report (caveat: there are transcription mistakes).
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