Mike: ‘Powder Blue’ was one of my favourite songs on the album. It was an old song, from back when I’d been working with Suggs, before he decided to do his solo career. He’d given me the lyric and l’d written the tune to it ages ago – it was a really nice little tune on a quirky little organ.I thought it might be a good track for this album, so l started working on it again. Then we went into the rehearsal room in Hackney, and I really didn’t like the way it was going. It was starting to sound like a rock song. I thought, “this is becoming mundane”. But then Clive, in one of his great moments, breezed through the whole thing and put it together, masterminding the whole thing. That was a moment when Clive was really worth his money. The song came out great. He did a few little changes, but mainly just the whole feel of it was great. We did it one time when we played Minehead Butlins, to close the show, and it was brilliant. Then Lee’s boy Kye came in and said in the dressing room, “The last song was a bit down, wasn’t it?”, and then some of the band got a bit worried that it was not “up” enough, that we had to end on an “up” note. I thought it was a beautiful way to end the show, it was really powerful. You could really feel everybody taken up in it. It was something different. Some people in the band don’t want to do anything different, ha ha, always wanting to play that safe ball!