2001

Hugh discussed The Stranglers' version of “Walk On By”, voted the programme's number-one heartbreaker

The Torture Garden interview covered *Hi Fi*, Black Dog's completed “Gingerbread Girl” remixes and the forthcoming European and US releases and full-band dates. Hugh said a second solo live album recorded at Leicester Guildhall had been mixed; proposed an archive album titled *Lava*; confirmed “Live It & Breathe It” had been recorded with Michelle Marti and Justin Chapman but remained unreleased; and identified Nuala Llewnroc as his *Sons of Shiva* pseudonym

Incomplete ten-song recording; three songs cut

European release of *hi fi* by Koch, with three additional tracks and different artwork from the UK edition

US release of *hi fi* by Koch, with three additional tracks and different artwork from the UK edition

*On the Beat* interview/session; one song plus interview

Acoustic and electric sets recorded; setlists not supplied

Per a Wolverhampton Express and Star listings page (15 Jun 2001, Page 36) on the British Newspaper Archive: "Thursday: Hugh Cornwell, Robin 2. Bilston." A second, equally specific source — Shields Daily Gazette (9 Jun 2001) — instead states: "Hugh Cornwell Band Thur Jun 14: 7.00pm The Newcastle Opera House, 105-119 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne. Tickets: £10." A third source (Birmingham Daily Post, 16 Jun 2001) lists "Hugh Cornwell and Sumyunguise" at Robin 2 without a clear date attached, muddying rather than resolving things further. Not resolved

Live@Leeds Festival; acoustic and electric sets recorded; setlists not supplied

Setlist: Dark Side Of The Room; Tramp; Miss Teazyweezy; Walk On By; Mothra; Wrong Way Round; Out Of My Mind; Leave Me Alone; Long Dead Train; Goodbye Toulouse; No More Heroes; Putting You In The Shade; Spain; Live It Breathe It; The Prisoner's Going Down

Resolves the previous "Comedy Bunker"/"Ruislip Golf Club" venue-name conflict. Setlist: Ships That Pass In The Night, Midnight Summer Dream, Souls, Hanging Around, (Get A) Grip (On Yourself), Goodbye Toulouse, Golden Brown, Leave Me Alone, Lay Back On Me Pal, Dark Side Of The Room, Snapper, Story of He & She, Nerves Of Steel, First Bus to Babylon, Under Her Spell, Do Right Bayou; encore: Gingerbread Girl, Black Hair Black Eyes Black Suit

Hugh signed the Sanctuary Book Publishing deal for *The Stranglers: Song by Song*, written with journalist Jim Drury

Recording exists; setlist not supplied. A Shields Daily Gazette listing (3 Aug 2001) on the British Newspaper Archive instead names the venue as "The Amphitheatre, Sea Road, South Shields" for a Wednesday 8 August show — a venue-name conflict, not resolved

Interview recording

Massachusetts; Recording exists; setlist not supplied

Radio session; tracks not supplied

Per a Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer listing (9 Nov 2001) on the British Newspaper Archive: "York: Hugh Cornwell, ex-Stranglers, Fibbers"

Radio session; tracks not supplied

Likely a book appearance for *The Stranglers: Song by Song*

Likely a book appearance for *The Stranglers: Song by Song*

Likely a book appearance for *The Stranglers: Song by Song*

Debut of Hugh's "New Official Band," his first time performing as part of a three-piece; per Cambridge Daily News listings (22 and 24 Nov 2001) on the British Newspaper Archive

UK publication date of *The Stranglers: Song by Song*. Book appearance setlist/programme: Intro; Hanging Around; Tramp; Always The Sun; Souls; Goodbye Toulouse; Ships That Pass In The Night; Grip; Never Say Goodbye; Golden Brown; Nice 'N' Sleazy; Beauty On The Beach; Q&A with Hugh and Jim Drury

"Beauty On The Beach" session recording

Likely a book appearance for *The Stranglers: Song by Song*