I think it must be. This is already in the public domain. Up until recently, I was aware that some shows had occurred at the end of the 80's, but I always considered 'Yes You Can' (1992), the proper comeback.
This 1989 outing must have been one of the earliest involvements for Barry Wickens - very much an integral part of Cockney Rebel and the Acoustic Band from then, up to summer 2023.
Another thing I've realised is that Steve must have had 'Star For A Week (Dino) 'dormant' for some years, prior to any comeback. For me, it's one of the strongest (maybe mid) period songs.
28/10/25 - I've taken the link out. Even though it is not my account, I'm uncomfortable with leaving links in to material that use, in essence, the whole of the SHOW that is available on record - unless the owner of the intellectual work gave express consent. In other words, I'm returning to the status quo as it was prior to 14 February 2005, when YouTube was created. All the best...
03/11/25 - This was billed as 'The Comeback All Is Forgiven Tour'. I may comeback later and expand upon...
I think it's handy to have this thread adjacent to the 'Travelling Minstrel Norge' thread. 1989 and 2011. Then the first of the associated threads is from 2023. One could say that this is an archival snapshot covering parts of the whole comeback era, for Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel. X
Associated threads:
www.steveharley.com/forum/6-general-disc...erlands-clarity.html
www.steveharley.com/forum/6-general-disc...-me-harley-1992.html
www.steveharley.com/forum/6-general-disc...tingham-7th-may.html
www.steveharley.com/forum/6-general-disc...h-of-later-gems.html 