lee clark speaking to us from the. it lets speaking to us from the.ad to be evacuated from a nearby hotel. tell us what happened to you this evening? happy new year. we arrived in liverpool for new year's eve at around 2pm, parked out are in the multi—storey carpark and went to the hotel that 50 metres away, popped out for a while and we came back, couldn't get back in, we can see huge amounts of lack blowing smoke and we managed to get back in the room. the room is overlooking the car park, about 50 metres away and there was flames shooting out and you could see individual cars are light. we were then evacuated out of the hotel into the hilton and we just got back in now. about half an hour ago, back into the hotel. 0dyssey found out as well our car was destroyed totally. looking at the window now and the emergency fire at and rescue service are doing a locking up operation, there are three fire engines out there now dousing and putting the last of the fire at. there is still a little bit of smoke coming out what we can see fla mes of smoke coming ou

earlier, i spoke to lee clarke, who was evacuated from a nearby hotel and also lost his car in the blaze couple of hours. a couple of hours later, we were told that we would need to evacuate ourselves. we are now in the hilton hotel, itjust across the street, and we do not know of we have got a bed for the night. we live in nottinghamshire, which is only 35 miles away, so naturally i am going to have problems getting home tomorrow. naturally i am going to have problems getting home tomorrowm it has been confirmed to you that yours is one of the cars destroyed? yeah, from what i gather. i have been following the liverpool echo reporter and the police on twitter and they have both confirmed that all the vehicles that were in there, i think there is between 11100 and 2000 have all been destroyed, so as far as we know at this stage, we are without a kenow. yeah, just looking at pictures of that fire, it looks very intense. were you" as mac can you describe it to us? yeah, we were going up for you describe it to us? yeah, we were going upfora you describe it to us? yeah, we were going up for

a little earlier i spoke with lee clarke who was evacuated from a nearby hotel and also lost his carclock that there was a small fire that would be controlled within a couple of hours. a couple of hours later we were informed that we needed to evacuate the hotel. we are now in the hilton hotel car park across from the docks, where we don't know whether, we have got a bed to the right, well we know for a fact that we don't have a car any more. we live in nottinghamshire, which is 125 miles away, naturally that will cause a problem for us getting home tomorrow. we are in limbo on both accounts at the moment. so it has been confirmed to you that yours is one of the cars destroyed? yes, from what i have gathered, i have been following the liverpool echo reporter and the police on twitter and they both confirmed that all of the vehicles that were in there, between 11100 and 2000 have all been destroyed. so as far as we know at this stage, we are carless 110w. lee, we are just looking at pictures of that fire, it looks very intense. were you nearby? can you describe it to us? yeah, we left

together in that spirit for the old marlboro country music festival in new york, and it was guy clark, joey lee, john hiatt, and me. - god, look at that, that's like the mount rushmore of hip-- - it was so fun, it was like three mount rushmore and what's he doing here is the way i felt. - are you talking about you? - yeah, exactly. i was about to say, don't talk about joey lee that way. you know you mean you, okay. - no, me, i mean me. i mean me, i just felt, you know, like the youngster just sort of hanging on and trying to soak up every word and every song. and we did half a dozen shows over about a year's time, and then the four of us would continue to get together over the years. in 2003, we did our first tour as a tour instead of a special occasion and just kinda kept on. it evolved into john and me doing that. guy started not traveling quite as much, and it's a format that i really enjoy because it's sort of like this. it's a conversation on stage and with two people, it's sort of a continuous conversation that's interrupted by the occasional song, so. - right, it's more conversation with

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