"I wanted songs like ‘Rock’N’Roll Star’ and I don’t know how the hell I ended up with ‘Daddy’s Gone’," the singer says, celebrating the tenth anniversary tour and reissue of Glasvegas's sensational debutGlasvegas, liveJames Allan is amazed that ‘Daddy’s Gone’ is only celebrating its tenth anniversary – by his reckoning the song should be about forty-odd by now. “I’m still surprised that our band, Glasvegas, how did that not happen before?” he says. “How did that first album not happen in 1977? I’d think it would be about […]The post “If I could choose, I’d rather be in the Bee Gees…”: James Allan looks back at the glory days of Glasvegas appeared first on NME.