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The Feeling's debut album Twelve Stops and Home was recorded in a Horsham shed
Overview
Frontman Dan Gillespie Sells has revealed that The Feeling's triple-platinum debut album, Twelve Stops and Home, was recorded in a shed in Horsham as the band mark the record's 20th anniversary. Released in June 2006, the album was largely made in an outhouse at the Sussex home of bandmates Kevin and Ciaran Jeremiah using borrowed microphones and a custom-built computer. To celebrate the milestone, the band are set to perform the album in full during an anniversary tour visiting Eastbourne and Margate in November.
Key points
- The Feeling's debut album Twelve Stops and Home was recorded in a shed in Horsham, according to frontman Dan Gillespie Sells.
- The recording took place in a garden building at the Sussex home of bandmates Kevin and Ciaran Jeremiah using borrowed microphones and a small computer.
- Released in June 2006, the triple-platinum album reached number two in the UK charts and featured hit singles such as Sewn and Fill My Little World.
- The band will perform the album in full on a 20th anniversary tour with dates in Eastbourne and Margate in November.