Wet Wet Wet
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Live Review by Mat Snow, New Musical Express, 8 February 1986
TONIGHT WILL be one of Wet Wet Wet's last gigs before they step from cultdom's pastel spotlight into the full glare of major-league pop-stardom. Only ...
Stupid Sports of the World Part 112: Ten "Pin" Bowling featuring Wet Wet Wet
Report and Interview by Sylvia Patterson, Smash Hits, 20 May 1987
They used to be "punk" "rockers" with horrible hair but now they're four "nice" "lads" who love their parents and take their washing home with ...
The "Secret" Life of Wet Wet Wet
Interview by William Shaw, Smash Hits, 29 July 1987
Who are these four Scottish scamps currently racing up the charts with 'Sweet Little Mystery' while still living at home with their mammies?... ...
Wet Wet Wet: Scream! Scream! Scream!
Interview by Len Brown, New Musical Express, 8 August 1987
Lock up your pop-stars, Glasgow's daughters are on the rampage. Thankfully the police have got the situation under control. Wet Wet Wet may be trapped ...
Interview by Sylvia Patterson, Smash Hits, 15 December 1987
...Love? Peace on earth? Goodwill to all "man" kind? Not ruddy well likely, say Wet Wet Wet (except for Tommy because he's a weed). It's ...
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, March 1988
They signed a record deal and two years, four producers and £600,000 later released an LP. Wet Wet Wet had to sell a ...
Could you cope with being in Wet Wet Wet!
Interview by Chris Heath, Smash Hits, 9 March 1988
Well, first of all you get "kidnapped" by a mad taxi driver, then you get attacked by people who want to punch you in the ...
Wet Wet Wet: Scottish Exhibition Centre, Glasgow
Live Review by William Shaw, Smash Hits, 29 June 1988
HERE WE are at the first Wet Wet Wet concert of their "Temptation" tour and blow me down if there aren't people keeling over wherever ...
Wet Wet Wet: The Memphis Sessions (Phonogram)
Review by Caroline Sullivan, Melody Maker, 12 November 1988
IN A RECENT Wx3 feature in The Observer's Section 5, Simon Reynolds concluded that the Wets' perpetuation of soul music's traditional values is "an unhelpful ...
Wet Wet Wet: Holding Back The River
Review by Lloyd Bradley, Q, December 1989
PLEASANT AS it was, Wet Wet Wet's first album, Popped In Souled Out, was always too slick to be really interesting. ...
Wet Wet Wet: Adult Charm of a Little Pellow Talk
Interview by Mal Peachey, Mail On Sunday, 4 March 1990
Mal Peachey talks to the wise old men of Wet Wet Wet ...
Wet Wet Wet: Sweat Sweat Sweat
Interview by Bruce Dessau, Vox, November 1991
Clydeside's best are not just Level 42 in kilts, as Bruce Dessau discovers. When their last album failed to go mega platinum, the band found ...
Wet Wet Wet: Ronnie Scott's, London
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 4 November 1991
FOR WET Wet Wet's first British date for two years their record company was taking no chances. An audience of Radio One competition winners was ...
Live Review by Simon Warner, The Guardian, 29 November 1993
THERE IS an honourable tradition of blue-eyed soul stretching from the Righteous Brothers to Hall & Oates and Stevie Winwood, yet if Wet Wet Wet ...
Too big for their own good — Wet Wet Wet: Wembley Arena, London
Live Review by Paul Sexton, The Times, 8 December 1993
Paul Sexton sees Scotland's gift to blue-eyed soul sell themselves short. ...
see also Marti Pellow
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