English rock band that came to prominence during the 'new wave' period. Famous numbers include 'Cool for Cats', 'Up the Junction' and 'Tempted'. Jools Holland was a member, before moving on to pursue his solo career.
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Squeeze
Present at the unveiling: founding members Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook.
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