Editing Squeeze (band) (section)

===Solo years: 2000–2006===
In 2003 Difford and Tilbrook collaborated on a song for the first time since ''Domino''. The track "Where I Can Be Your Friend" appeared on Tilbrook's well-reviewed second solo album, ''Transatlantic Ping Pong''. In 2004, the pair worked with [[music journalism|music journalist]] [[Jim Drury]] on the retrospective ''Squeeze: Song By Song''. In this book they declared they had become better friends since breaking up the band than they ever were while Squeeze was together.<ref name="auto"/>

However, a 2004 attempt by the [[VH1]] show ''[[Bands Reunited]]'' to reassemble the mid-1980s line-up of Squeeze (Difford, Tilbrook, Holland, Wilkinson and Lavis) ended in failure. While Difford and bassist Keith Wilkinson were both favourable to the idea and drummer Gilson Lavis expressed interest, Jools Holland felt he was too busy with current projects to participate.  Even more crucially, Glenn Tilbrook eventually decided against a band reunion at that point in time.

Still, Difford and Tilbrook's friendship continued, and Difford sat in for a few songs at a Tilbrook solo gig in Glasgow in December 2005.

[[File:Squeeze 2020-02-26.jpg|thumb|Squeeze performing in 2020]]