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Jun 26, 2020 · The Story of Ian Prowse is out now via Kitchen Disco Records. For full details, back-catalogue information, Ian’s rescheduled live acoustic dates, merchandise information and more, visit www.amsterdam-music.com. You can also follow Ian via Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Ian Prowse and Amsterdam | For all your Pele, Amsterdam and Ian Prowse solo news. Who Loves Ya Baby 10th anniversary reissue. Ian’s first solo album WHO LOVES YA BABY is being reissued for it’s 10th anniversary.
- “I Wrote Them with Passion”
- “Playing with The Band Is Like Playing Football”
- “Special Gig”
- “Superb Musicianship”
- “Amazing Response”
- “Fascinating Place”
- “It’s Been Blood, Trauma, Sleeplessness”
So what was the best question that someone asked you that evening? I think the best question I was asked was: “What is my guilty pleasure?” and I said Tears for Fears [laughs]. Oh Ian, really? Yes, sorry! Very guilty! So, although it pains me to say this, it has been 25 years since you released Fireworks (Pele’s oft-referenced debut album).’ You ha...
I did have an interesting conversation not so long ago with Ian McCulloch, about his ranting at Facebook users about how they should be helping the homeless. When I asked him what he was actually doing, or had done to help, instead of berating everyone else that would listen, he emailed me to say he was deleting me. [laughs] To be honest, that is p...
You have also started some other musical ventures since we last spoke. You are now a member of the Irish Sea Sessions, which you describe as, ‘part super group, part colossal session and part festival, all in a single gig’. Care to fill in the details? [laughing] Well I got asked by The Liverpool Philharmonic. A guy there called Simon wanted to do ...
The audience just started getting up and dancing. They’re not all like folkies, it was everybody. The audience just got it immediately. We do some songs that are associated with Liverpool, so we do an Elvis Costello song, some old traditional Irish and Liverpudlian songs, but songs that people would know as well, so it was like a big party. But it ...
So is Elvis Costello a Jurgen Klopp lover? Yeah! He loves Klopp! Klopp has come out as a socialist in the past few weeks, and talking about his left wing politics. He is absolutely adored by the Liverpool fans, regardless of anything that you may read in the papers. There is no way that they will start calling for his head any time soon. Can you te...
Since you have obtained your masters degree in Irish studies, you have been providing historical, musical tours of your home city of Liverpool. Give us a quick sprint through one of your tours and what they entail. Well one of the things I’m doing is that, if you pre-ordered the album you cold also pre-order the tour. People love it because they co...
You are well known for writing with your heart firmly on your sleeve, on many subjects such as love, racism, politics and many other nuances and social issues. Did any of that change once you became a father to a daughter, or did it just make the passions more inflamed? [laughs] The second bit! As soon as Rosie was born, I wrote a song for her, and...
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Prowse formed Pele in 1989 along with Dally (drums), Robbo (Hammond), Nico (violin) and Jim McCallister (bass). [5] Signed by Michael Levy, Baron Levy in March 1991 to M&G Records/Polydor, the band went on to release two studio albums (Fireworks & The Sport Of Kings), one live album and six singles. Pele's singles never reached the Top 40 in ...
Aug 30, 2024 · Ian Prowse, who at that time was in the signed Liverpool band Pele, was among the drinkers, and he too angled his gaze to see who or what had brought everything to a standstill.
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Aug 21, 2021 · NSG’s David Lancaster caught up with the former Pele and Amsterdam frontman to talk about growing up in Ellesmere Port, watching The Jam at the Liverpool Empire, touring with Elvis Costello, and his ongoing work hosting Monday Club at The Cavern. DL: Hi Ian, thanks again for the interview.
