Q MAGAZINE

ISSUE 179 - August 2001

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Lost in Music

Life's Big Moments all come with
songs attached, tracks that beam
you back in time whenever they're
replayed. We all have them.
Even pop stars. This month:
Felix Buxton from Basement Jazz

In this article (page 22) Felix refers to:

Silent Night (live) by Terence Trent D'Arby

"I had tears in my eyes and so did all the girls..."

"Terence Trent D'Arby was the person I saw in concert during my teens. I'd loved to have gone to Donington's Monsters Of Rock festival because it wasn't far away from where I lived and everyone at school went. But I never had any money. Why Terence Trent D'Arby? I liked the James Brown-ness of him. When I was young, Kevin Keegan was a hero and then there was Adam Ant, Sting, then Terence Trent D'Arby.

I wanted to be a mixture of all of them. Why? It seemed a good way to get ladies and generally be succesful. The concert was at the De Montfort Hall in Leicester. It was about 75 per cent girls and he did Silent Night - it was just before Christmas - and it moved me to tears. I had tears in my eyes and so did all the girls."