199x - Max and Harley Boon are born.
Notes: Clint Boons babies are born.

1995 - Tom Hingley searches for work.
31 August 2012 - Tom speaks to Tim Fletcher of Burton Mail : After the band split in 1995, Hingley worked for a while ‘selling incontinence pants for ladies’ while holding down a job with a catalogue company. “I was 30, redundant and didn’t have any skills,” he says. “It was incredibly hard — I couldn’t go and work in McDonald’s because I’d just have been laughed at.”

Tom Hingley - October 1995 - Out Of The Blue Studios
Inertia 4:26 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly.
Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Phil Kirby. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Denise Johnson - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar & Programming/Samples. Jimmy Goodwin - Bass Guitar.
Inertia (with Jimmy Goodwin & Denise Johnson)
Notes: Jimmy Goodwin of Sub Sub (and later Doves) appeared in the sessions. Denise Johnson (of Primal Scream) also joined Tom during the sessions.
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

1995-2003 Clint Boon records Theme Tunes for Granada
Notes: Clint records various theme tunes, some of which are used for TV Shows for Granada productions.
See The Biggest Horizon for a re-working of his theme tune to Granada's 'The Rock And Goal Years'. Others were dropped and subsequently appeared on The Clint Boon Experience releases. Info from Storytime with Boon - Episode 16 Podcast

199x Clint Boon records the Enjy Benjy TV Show Theme Tune
Enjy Benjy (TV Theme Tune)
Notes: Engy Bengy theme tune. The show was based around team work and making friends. Enjy Benjy was a stop start animation pre-school series produced by Cosgrove Hall, based in Chorlton. John Squire (of The Stone Roses) worked there during the mid-1980's. Info taken from Storytime with Boon - Episode 16 Podcast.

199x Little Robots
I'm Crazy About A Robot (TV Theme Tune)
Notes: The was based around recycling and team work. The stop start animation series was produced by Cosgrove Hall. Clint Boon wrote a theme tune for the show, based on the robot falling in love with another robot. Clint had to drive to Milton Keynes to play the tape for submission. The song was not chosen and the project was abandoned. The unreleased song can be heard on the Storytime with Boon - Episode 16 Podcast.

1996 - Tom Hingley forms The Lovers
Notes: Formed with Jerry 'Jem' Kelly of the Lotus Eaters. After several line up changes the band would later feature, brothers, Steve and Paul Hanley from the Fall.

Tom Hingley (The Lovers) - April 1996 - The Pink Museum
Happiness 3:45, Broken Wings 4:03 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by David Scott. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar & Keyboards. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Iain Kelly - Drums.
Happiness / Broken Wings
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

Tom Hingley (The Lovers) - May 1996 - Priority Studios, Sheffield
Formal Tourist 3:30 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Jem Kelly - Programming/Samplers. Paul Kehoe - Drums.
Formal Tourist
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

The Lovers (Tom Hingley) - June 1996 - Priority Studios, Sheffield
Work Rest And Play 4:08 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded June 1996 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals and Programming/Samplers. Jem Kelly - Bass Guitar, Keyboards and Programming/Samplers.
Work Rest And Play
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

The Lovers - Work, Rest & Play Promo Demo Tape
Side1: Work, Rest & Play / Clear / Broken Wings / Inertia
Notes: Debut single. Initial copies came without a sleeve. Black and white label on the cassette though. Contact details included 'P.O. Box 410 Manchester M60 3WD'. The Lovers black and white sleeve.
Work Rest And Play appears on Soulfire CD.

The Lovers - 1997 - The Lovers Promo Tape
Side1: Happiness / Broken Wings / Soul Fire
Side2: Unicorn / Clear
Notes: Unicorn is unique to this release. Initially a mailorder only tape, also available at early Lovers and Tom solo shows too. Contact details included 'P.O. Box 410 Manchester M60 3WD'. Copyright Control 1996. The Lovers black and white sleeve.

Tom Hingley - May 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield
Manmade 3:49 - Written by Tom Hingley. Recorded May 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboards and Programming/Samples. Dave Lewin - Programming/Samples.
Manmade
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

The Lovers (Tom Hingley) - July 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield
Isolation Tank 4:08 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded at July 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals & Rhythm. Jem Kelly - Guitar and Bass. Paul Kehoe - Drums.
Isolation Tank
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

The Lovers (Tom Hingley) - September 1997 - Bark Studios
Transparent 3:51 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded September 1997 - Bark Studios. Produced and Engineered by Brian O Shaunessy. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Gavin Skinner - Drums. Brian O Shaunessy - Keyboards.
Transparent
Notes:
Official: 1998 - Various Artists Compilation - Rock The Dock CD
Official: - Transparent
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

1998 - Inspiral Carpets feature on Vorsprung Dyk Technik Paul Van Dyke Remixes 92-98 - Various Artists Compilation.
Saturn 5 (Gravity Surge Mix)

Clint Boon forms The Clint Boon Experience
Clint 'Booney' Boon - Vocals, Organ & Keyboard
Richard 'Stubbsy' Stubbs - Bass
Kathryn 'Sista Stubbs' Stubbs - Keyboards
Matt Hayden - Guitar
Tony 'Papa T' Thompson - Drums
Notes: They released on the Artful label.

The Clint Boon Experience - 17 August 1998 - Only One Way I Can Go
All tracks written by Clint Boon. Produced by Clint Boon.
Only One Way I Can Go - Engineered by Clint Boon and Christophe. Alf Boe - Vocals.
Presley On Oldham Street - Engineered by Clint Boon. Mike Laurie (Mantraluna) - Guitar. Maegan Boon - Vocals.
Tiger Woods: Astronaut - Engineered by Clint Boon. Hollin Jones - Extra Keyboards. Maegan Boon - Vocals. DJ Josh - Cool Vocals.
NANG4CD
NANG04T 12inch
Only One Way I Can Go / Tiger Woods: Astronaut / Presley On Oldham Street
Notes: DJ Josh appears courtesy of Radio KDGE 94.5 The Edge, Dallas, Texas.

The Clint Boon Experience - 23 November 1998 - White No Sugar U.K. Release Date
All tracks written by Clint Boon.
Produced by Clint Boon. Engineered and Mixed by Christophe at The Cutting Rooms, Manchester. Cut by Adam Nunn at Abbey Road Studios, London.
Sleeve design and direction by Helen Palfrey and Clint Boon.
White No Sugar - Written by Clint Boon. Clint Boon - Vocals, Organ & Keyboard. Richard 'Stubbsy' Stubbs - Bass, Backing Vocals, Trumpet and Acoustic Guitar. Tony Thompson - Drums and Backing Vocals. Matt Hayden - Guitar and Backing Vocals.
Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey - Written by Clint Boon. Clint Boon - Vocals, Organ & Keyboard. Richard 'Stubbsy' Stubbs - Bass and Guitar. Tony Thompson - Drums. Christophe - Additional programming. Maegan Boon - Groans Of Pleasure.
Rabid Badger Records.
CD NANG06CD
White No Sugar
Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey
Philip Glass: Astronaut
7inch NANG06
White No Sugar
Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey
Notes: Alf Boe is credited in the line up on the sleeve. Contact details were announced on the sleeve too. clint@clintboon.zen.co.uk. Booney Tunes, PO Box 137, Rochdale, OL164FJ.

Inspiral Carpets - May 1999 - The Radio 1 Sessions U.K. Release Date
Strange Fruit SFRSCD082
26 March 1989 - John Peel Session. Engineered by Dave Dade & Miti Adhikari. Produced by Dale Griffin.
1 Out Of Time 2:05
2 Directing Traffik 2:25
3 Keep The Circle Around 3:25
4 Gimme Shelter (The Rolling Stones cover)
17 August 1989 - John Peel Session. Engineered by Jonathan Leong. Produced by Mike Robinson & Nick Gomm.
5 Sun Don't Shine 3:32
6 She Comes In The Fall 5:04
7 Song For A Family 2:55
8 This Is How It Feels 2:56
20 May 1990 - John Peel Session. Engineered by Mike Engles. Produced by Dale Griffin.
9 Beast Inside
29 February 1992 - Evening Session. Produced & Engineered by Martin Colley.
10 Smoking Her Clothes 3:48
11 Two Worlds Collide 4:32
12 Sleep Well Tonight 5:01
13 Butterfly 3:07
08 December 1993 - Evening Session. Engineered by Paul Long. Produced by Miti Adhikari.
14 Saturn 5 3:52
15 The Way The Light Falls 4:37
16 Party In The Sky 3:41
17 I Want You 3:02
13 June 1994 - Mark Radcliffe Show, BBC Studio 3, Manchester. Engineered by Paul Smith. Produced by Bob Dickinson.
18 Born Yesterday 4:37
19 Cobra 2:00
20 I Don't Want To Go Blind 4:22
21 Paranoid (Black Sabbath cover)
Notes: BBC Radio Sessions compilation. See August 1992 for the release of the complete 20 May 1990 - Peel Session.
April 1999 - Tom Hingley wrote the sleeve notes for The Radio 1 Sessions: Recording sessions for the BBC was always challenging and fun. I have great memories of all the Maida Vale studio sessions recorded for John Peel and Mark Goodier. The opening session on this album wasn't the band's first for John - an embryonic Inspirals had recorded a session in '88 - but within a year, line-up changes had brought together the band that would perform as the Inspiral Carpets for over five years. It also now seems appropriate that our final session, for Mark Radcliffe in 1994, was recorded at BBC studio 3 in 'Madchester', the birthplace of the scene with which we became synonymous. There was something magical and unique about driving down to London in a van, arriving at the Maida Vale studios (which were originally a roller- skating rink) and within iust a few hours thrashing out as many as four songs. These were always special, exclusive to the show and often very different from the album and single recordings. At times, our official studio versions were yet to be recorded and the BBC had the songs on tape even before Mute (our record company) did. Some tracks here were only ever recorded for the BBC and I am pleased they have eventually surfaced. Listening to them now, these versions sound exciting, aggessive and live! It's good to finally have them available. I hope you enioy listening to them as much as we enjoyed making them. Tom Hingley, April 1999

The Clint Boon Experience - 28 June 1999 - Comet Theme No. 1 U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Clint Boon.
Comet Theme Number One - Produced and mixed by Clint Boon. Recorded by Clint & Christophe at Space Opera HQ and The Cutting Rooms, Manchester. Alf Boe - Vocals.
17...And Over! - Produced and mixed by Clint Boon. Recorded at Space Opera HQ. Hollin Jones - Keyboards. Alf Boe - Vocals.
Mastered February 1999 - Abbey Road Studios, London.
Sleeve Design by Helen Pailrey & Clint Boon.
'The Clint Boon Experience hang out at Fab Cafe and groove at The Tokyo Project'.
Rabid Badger Records.
NANG08CD CD
Comet Theme Number One
17...& Over
Andy Gill: Astronaut
NANG08 7inch Vinyl
Comet Theme Number One
17...And Over!
Notes: The Compact Guide To Pop Music and Space Travel notes the release date as 26 April 1999.

The Clint Boon Experience - 09 August 1999 - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down - Written, Produced and Engineered by Clint Boon.
CD ARTFULCD31
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
Now I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover) (Live with Mark E Smith)
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down (Karaoke Mix)
7inch ARTFUL31
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
Now I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover) (Live with Mark E Smith)

The Clint Boon Experience - The Biggest Horizon U.K. Release Date
The Biggest Horizon - Written by Clint Boon. Recorded Space Opera HQ and The Cutting Room, Manchester. Produced by Clint Boon. Engineered and mixed by Christophe. Sara Cluderay 'Opera Chick' - Backing Vocals. Based on the theme for Granada TV's 'The Rock and Goal Years' written by Clint and published by Mute Song.
This Night Will See Me Falling (Mulu Remix) - Written by Clint Boon. Produced and mixed by Alan Edmunds for Mulu. Vocals recorded by Christophe.
This Is How It Feels (Space Opera) - Written by Inspiral Carpets. Produced by Clint Boon. Alf Boe 'Opera Dude' - Vocals. David Keene 'Percussion Bloke' - Percussion.
Steven Oakes as 'T-Shirt Kid'.
Mastered by Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios.
Artful Records
CD
The Biggest Horizon (Radio Edit)
This Night Will See Me Falling (Mulu Remix)
This Is How It Feels (Space Opera) (Inspiral Carpets cover) (featuring Alf Boe on vocals)
Notes: Contact details were announced on the sleeve too. clint@clintboon.zen.co.uk. Booney Tunes, PO Box 137, Rochdale, OL164FJ. www.zen.co.uk/boon
ARTFULCD

The Clint Boon Experience - 1999 - The Compact Guide To Pop Music and Space Travel
ARTFULCD25
17 August 1998 - Only One Way I Can Go NANG4CD NANG04T 12inch - Only One Way I Can Go / Tiger Woods: Astronaut / Presley On Oldham Street
23 November 1998 - White No Sugar NANG06CD NANG06 7inch - CD White No Sugar / Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey / Philip Glass: Astronaut
26 April 1999 - Comet Theme Number One NANG08CD NANG08 7inch CD Comet Theme Number One / 17...& Over / Andy Grill: Astronaut
09 August 1999 - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down 7inch ARTFUL31 CD ARTFULCD31 - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down / Now I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover) (Live with Mark E Smith) / You Can't Keep A Good Man Down (Karaoke Mix)
Push Me Back Down was based on the theme tune for Granada Television's 'N.W.A.' composed by Clint Boon and published by Granada Music & BMG.
All tracks written by Clint Boon. Booeny Tunes. Mastered by Adam Nunn, July 1999 at Abbey Road.
Sleeve and art directed by Helen Palfrey and Clint Boon. Oh Deer! photograph taken at 38 Bar, Oldham and Mr Boon, Surfer photo taken in Shaw Quarry by Matt Squire.
Black and white photos taken by Dave Knowles at Cafe Pop, Manchester.
Presley On Oldham Street
Comet Theme Number One
White No Sugar
Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey
Only One Way I Can Go
Tiger Woods: Astronaut
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
This Night Will See Me Falling
Push Me Back Down
The Cool People Know Who The Cool People Are
The Biggest Horizon
Andy Gill: Astronaut
Notes: LP

The Clint Boon Experience!
Moose
Clint 'Booney' Boon - Vocals, Organ & Keyboard
Richard 'Stubbsy' Stubbs - Bass & Backing Vocals
Kathryn 'Sista Stubbs' Stubbs - Keyboards & Backing Vocals
Matt Hayden - Guitar & Backing Vocals
Tony 'Papa T' Thompson - Drums & Backing Vocals

The Clint Boon Experience - CBX Tour
08 September 1999 Wednesday - Princess Charlotte, Leicester/shire
09 September 1999 Thursday - Cavern Club, Exeter, Devon
10 September 1999 Friday - Winter Gardens, Eastbourne
11 September 1999 Saturday - TJ's, Newport
13 September 1999 Monday - Arts Centre, Norwich
14 September 1999 Tuesday - Y Club, Chelmsford
16 September 1999 Thursday - Cornerhouse, Middlesborough
17 September 1999 Friday - King Tut's, Glasgow, Scotland
18 September 1999 Saturday - Leadmill, Sheffield
21 September 1999 Tuesday - Lomax, Liverpool
22 September 1999 Wednesday - Garage, London
23 September 1999 Thursday - Hop 'n' Grape, Manchester
24 September 1999 Friday - Duchess, Leeds

TV - 01 October 1999 - TFI Friday (Thank Four It's Friday), Channel 4 TV Studio, London
Clint Boon Experience
Notes: T.F.I. Friday, Series 5, Channel 4 TV Programme. Gianluca Vialli, Pet Shop Boys, Iggy Pop also appeared on the show.
The series ran over 4 years and included 205 episodes with long term cast Chris Evans, Will Macdonald and Andrew Carey. The show made a brief, unwelcome, comeback in 2015.

The Clint Boon Experience - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down U.K. Release Date
CD
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
Now I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover) (Mark E Smith Live with Clint Boon)
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down (Karaoke Mix)
Notes: Mark E Smith (of The Fall) joined Clint Boon for a live rendition of The Stooges classic. The track appeared on the The Fall compilation 'A World Bewitched'.

The Clint Boon Experience - 2000 - Do What You Do (Earworm Song) U.K. Release Date
CD
Do What You Do (Earworm Song)
Do What You Do (Earworm Song) (featuring Fran Healy)
Theme from Sportsnet (featuring Listman)
Notes: Fran Healy (of Travis) joined Clint on the B-Side version.

TH - 31 December Friday 1999 - Castlefield Bowl Arena, Outside Arena, Manchester * Supporing Act(s): Ian Brown, DJ Twisted Nerve, DJ Grand Central, DJ Fat City, DJ Molotov Pop.
Notes: Sold Out Show. Manchester New Years Eve Party, event went on into the early hours of January the 1st 2000. 30,000 capacity venue and tickets were free. The show was announced on the 15 December 1999. Tom played inbetween DJs, Ian Brown headlined the show with a live set.

Tom Hingley - 2000 - Keep Britain Untidy U.K. Release Date
All guitar and vocals by Tom Hingley except The Silver & The Gold written by Tom Hingley/John Martyn. Includes lyrics from 'May You Never' by John Martyn.
Taste Of You contains a use of 'Love Hangover' Written by Pamela Sawyer and Marilyn McLeod.
Recorded September 1999 and January 2000 - Convert Studios, Batley. Produced by Tom Hingley. Engineered and mixed by James Reid.
Graphics by Via Communications. Photography by Ian Tilton. Keep Britain Untidy logo originated by Damian Morgan.
Special thanks to Jimmy Laurence for guitar maintenance, driving and vibes.
CD HINGLEY1CD Made In The UK
Inside
The Silver & The Gold
Taste Of You
Straight Into Your Heart
Between Us
Whole
Port In A Storm
You Don't Care About Tomorrow
All Night Long
Goodbye To The Lord Of My Life
What Can I Lose?
Notes: Tom's debut solo album, although he had recorded several tracks after the Inspiral Carpets broke up but they would only appear, compiled, on 'Soulfire'.
The album would be re-released with extra tracks.

Tom Hingley - July 2000 - Zero Studios
Got Your Love 3:30 - Written by Tom Hingley, Martyn Walsh and Donald Johnson. Recorded July 2000 - Zero Studios. Produced by Tom Hingley, Martyn Walsh and Donald Johnson. Engineered by John Pennington. Tom Hingley - Vocals & Guitars. Martyn Walsh - Bass Guitar & Programming/Samplers. Donald Johnson - Drums and Bass Guitar Solo.
Got Your Love (with Martyn Walsh)
Notes: Ex-Inspiral Carpets bandmate Martyn Walsh reunites with Tom .
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

CBE - 26 August 2000 Saturday - Leeds Festival, Radio 1 Evening Session Stage, Leeds * Supporting: Ian Brown, Shack, Elliot Smith, Utah Saints, Les Rythmes Digitales, Lupine Howl, Clint Boon Experience, The Animalhouse, The Crocketts, Lineoleum, Clearlake, Action Spectacular
Notes: Festival's initial line up was announced 17 March 2000. The Carling Weekend Reading & Leeds Festival held over the bank holiday weekend with Ian Brown headlining the Radio 1 Evening Session Stage. No doubt Ian had a catch up with Clint Boon (former Inspiral Carpets).
CBE - 27 August 2000 Sunday - Reading Festival, Radio 1 Evening Session Stage, Reading, Berkshire * Support Act(s): Ian Brown, Shack, Elliot Smith, Utah Saints, Les Rythmes Digitales, Lupine Howl, Clint Boon Experience, The Animalhouse, The Crocketts, Lineoleum, Clearlake, Action Spectacular
Notes: Festival's initial line up was announced 17 March 2000. The Carling Weekend Reading & Leeds Festival held over the bank holiday weekend with Ian Brown headlining the Radio 1 Evening Session Stage.

January 2001 - Million Dollar Studios
Soul Fire 5:31, Pimp 4:41 - Written by Tom Hingley. Recorded January 2001 - Million Dollar Studios. Produced by Million Dollar (Pasty makers to the Rich And Famous).
Tom Hingley - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar. Dave Brinkworth - Hammond Organ and Rhodes. Chris Taylor - Bass Guitar. Adrian Hendy - Rhythm Enhancement. Simon Gordon - Concepts.
Soul Fire / Pimp
Notes:
Official: 2001 - Soulfire CD

Tom Hingley - 2001 - Soulfire U.K. Release Date
All Lyrics by Tom Hingley.
Happiness 3:45, Broken Wings 4:03 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded April 1996 - The Pink Museum. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by David Scott. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar & Keyboards. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Iain Kelly - Drums.
Isolation Tank 4:08 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded at July 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals & Rhythm. Jem Kelly - Guitar and Bass. Paul Kehoe - Drums.
Transparent 3:51 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded September 1997 - Bark Studios. Produced and Engineered by Brian O Shaunessy. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Gavin Skinner - Drums. Brian O Shaunessy - Keyboards.
Inertia 4:26 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded October 1995 - Out Of The Blue Studios. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Phil Kirby. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Denise Johnson - Vocals. Jem Kelly - Guitar & Programming/Samples. Jimmy Goodwin - Bass Guitar.
Got Your Love 3:30 - Written by Tom Hingley, Martyn Walsh and Donald Johnson. Recorded July 2000 - Zero Studios. Produced by Tom Hingley, Martyn Walsh and Donald Johnson. Engineered by John Pennington. Tom Hingley - Vocals & Guitars. Martyn Walsh - Bass Guitar & Programming/Samplers. Donald Johnson - Drums and Bass Guitar Solo.
Formal Tourist 3:30 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded May 1996 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals. Chris Livesy - Bass Guitar. Jem Kelly - Programming/Samplers. Paul Kehoe - Drums.
Work Rest And Play 4:08 - Written by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Recorded June 1996 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley and Jem Kelly. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals and Programming/Samplers. Jem Kelly - Bass Guitar, Keyboards and Programming/Samplers.
Manmade 3:49 - Written by Tom Hingley. Recorded May 1997 - Priority Studios, Sheffield. Produced by Tom Hingley. Engineered by Dave Lewin. Tom Hingley - Vocals, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboards and Programming/Samples. Dave Lewin - Programming/Samples.
Soul Fire 5:31, Pimp 4:41 - Written by Tom Hingley. Recorded January 2001 - Million Dollar Studios. Produced by Million Dollar (Pasty makers to the Rich And Famous).
Tom Hingley - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar. Dave Brinkworth - Hammond Organ and Rhodes. Chris Taylor - Bass Guitar. Adrian Hendy - Rhythm Enhancement. Simon Gordon - Concepts.

The album thanks Mark McQuillian. Sleeve design by Andrew Doran for Menagerie. Cover photograph by Dawn Williams, 2001. Mini Cooper courtesy of B&H. www.tomhingley.co.uk tom@mad-dog.u-net.com
2001 HINGLEY3CD New Memorabilia Recordings
Happiness
Isolationtank
Transparent
Inertia
Got Your Love
Formal Tourist
Work Rest And Play
Manmade
Soulfire
Broken Wings
Pimp
Notes: The credits read more like a compilation than an LP. It's nice to have all these tracks in one place and most remained unreleased until the LP. Various promo cassettes floated round featuring some tracks at the time. Check out some of the promo cassettes for early mixes and tracks which did not make the LP too.
Jimmy Goodwin of Sub Sub, and soon Doves, features on bass for Inertia. Denise Johnson, singer with A Certain Ratio and a voice of Primal Scream also guests on the LP.
Tom reunites with former Inspiral Carpets bass player Martyn for the July 2000 - Zero Studio sessions.

Craig Gill forms Hustler
Notes: Hustler later changed their name to Proud Mary. Proud Mary would later sign to Noel Gallagher's Big Brother label.

2001 - The Clint Boon Experience, Tom Hingley feature on Cohesion - Various Artists Compilation.
The Clint Boon Experience - Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey (Live, vjollce/purplemix)
Tom Hingley - Happiness
Notes: Charity double CD compilation.

13 February 2002 - 24 Hour Party People movie premiere
05 April 2002 - U.K. Cinema Release Date
Notes: A film about the rise and fall of Factory Records. Written by Frank Cottrell Boyce, produced by Andrew Eaton and directed by Michael Winterbottom.
Steve Coogan played the role of Tony Wilson, Paddy Considine as Rob Gretton (New Order manager), Shirley Henderson (Lindsay Wilson), John Thomson (Granada TV Producer), Tony Wilson (cameo as TV Director), Andy Serkis (Martin Hannett), Sean Harris (Ian Curtis), John Simm (Bernard Sumner), Ralf Little (Peter Hook), Paul Popplewell (Paul Ryder), Chris Coghill (Bez), Kieran O'Brien (Nathan McGough Happy Mondays manager), Peter Kay (Don Tonay - Russel Club owner), Rob Brydon (Ryan Letts journalist), Simon Pegg (Mick Middles), Christopher Eccleston (Homeless Beggar), Keith Allen (Roger Ames, London Records Director), Kenny Baker (Zookeeper), DJ Alex Leam, DJ Jon DaSilva, Mike Pickering, Dave Haslam, Paul Ryder (Hacienda Head Doorman) & Rowetta, Mani (Soundcheck Engineer), Vini Reilly (Durutti Column), Martin Coogan (Mock Turtles), Clint Boon (Inspiral Carpets) (Ernie Train Conductor), Mark E. Smith (The Fall), John Cooper Clarke, Howard Deveto (Magazine/Buzzcocks). Danny Cunningham played Shaun Ryder.
From What Planet Am I On? by Shaun Ryder Book: I think a lot of people know that I saw a UFO when I was younger, particularly as it was featured in the film 24 Hour Party People – although it was portrayed very differently in the film to how it happened in real life. Not that anyone should believe what happens in that film. I liked 24 Hour Party People, I thought it was a good film, but it’s a film; that’s not me. That’s not a documentary about my life. The Shaun Ryder in the film is a caricature. It amazes me how people just swallow everything whole.

2002 - Inspiral Carpets feature on Sorted! 40 Madchester Baggy Anthems - Various Artists Compilation.
Dragging Me Down (New Edit) 3:50

- See Inspiral Carpets 2003 onwards for other Lovers, Tom Hingley and Clint Boon related dates -