Glenn Hughes Says Black Country Communion Supergroup Members Are Getting On Famously
. Hughes continues, "All that crap you saw on the internet about two months ago was something so silly. And let me tell you, it smacks of very early Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, or The Black Crowes, what with all the in-fighting. 'They're fighting!' Well, that sells magazines....I've gone through that my whole career, 'Is he too heavy, is he on crack, is he gonna jump off the building naked?' It's all the controversial stuff, I'm not mad that they put that out, it does sell magazines - rock and roll is not always pretty and sweet. Let's just say that at the time there were too many cooks in the kitchen. Look....J and R Adventures (Bonamassa's management company) is gonna run this, and I certainly don't mind, they've done a great job for Joe. J and R, my manager, and I, we're all on the same page." Glenn goes on, "You need to know this, Tony. Everybody's great pals, everybody loves each other, and we're just dying for the next thing. I'm going to be everywhere, talking up a storm, and the most important thing is that on September 21 this thing is gonna jump out." - Read the full interview and be sure to check out Tony's review of the album Preview and Purchase Black Country Communion CDs Black Country Communion MP3 Downloads |
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