“The little things that made me so happy, well it’s good, yes it’s good, it’s good to be free.”

Tucked away in the chorus of a B-side for Oasis’ Whatever single, these words, from (It’s Good to) Be Free, took on a whole new meaning for the group’s lead songwriter last night.

For it was this song that the older of the Gallagher siblings used as a statement of intent against his former band-mates – as his new band used it as their opener. Continue reading →