MARK KNOPFLER AND FRIENDS 2002
Tour line-up:
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Mark Knopfler Guitar, vocals |
Steve Phillips Guitar, vocals |
Brendan Croker Guitar, vocals |
Guy Fletcher Keyboards, vocals |
Marcus Cliffe
Bass |
Danny Cummings Drums |
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Bobby Valentino Violin, mandolin |
John Illsley Bass |
Geraint Watkins Keyboards |
Robbie McIntosh Guitar |
Chris White
Saxophone, flute, clarinet |
Jools Holland Piano |
Jimmy Nail Support vocals |
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In July 2002, four charity concerts were given in aid of Save the baby (23rd July), Teenage Cancer Trust (24th July), Leuka 2000 (25th July) and Countryside Education Trust (28th July). Announced as "Mark Knopfler and friends", Mark played with The Notting Hillbillies in the first half of the show and with virtually Dire Straits (including John Illsley and Chris White) in the second half. Jimmy Nail came on stage for backing vocals on Why aye man, Money for nothing and So far away. Jools Holland was a special guest on the 24th July on Run me down and Setting me up. The concerts included new songs Quality shoe and Why aye man from The ragpicker's dream album which was released two months after the charity shows. |
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Official recordings made during this tour
| Concert | Bootleg release | Official release |
| London (24.07.2002) |
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| London (25.07.2002) |
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| Concert | Bootleg release | Official release |
| London (24.07.2002) |
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Total concerts played:
4
July 2002
23.07.2002
Shepherd's Bush Empire London UK
24.07.2002 Shepherd's Bush Empire London UK
25.07.2002 Shepherd's Bush Empire London UK
28.07.2002 Palace House Beaulieu UK
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