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NewsMay, 16 Gallagher: I'll never co-write
Noel Gallagher has said he would never "stoop" to co-write a song with another artist. The former Oasis star and High Flying Birds frontman - who was awarded an Ivor Novello award recognising his outstanding song collection - admitted he didn't always find songwriting easy. Noel said: "It can be frustrating. I start a lot of songs and finish just about enough to make an album every now and again. So it can be frustrating. The words for me are frustrating. "But I don't think I'd ever stoop to being that much of a scoundrel to be a co-writer with anyone. I hate that. They should write their own songs." Noel was given a standing ovation as he accepted his award and thanked "everyone who has ever played on one of my songs". And dedicating the award award to his wife Sarah, he described a recent conversation they had in which he said he wanted to turn the garage of their new home into a "creative space" to write songs. "And she said to me 'I've never seen you writing songs'." Holding the trophy he said: "If any more proof were needed." He accepted the award from Kinks star Ray Davies, who joked: "I don't know why I'm here. I haven't done anything to help this man's career at all."
Source: music.uk.msn.com
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