so a deal was made to sell the Glass and Creation albums, as well as Gentleman Adventurers to Fire Records. Around this time, Fish began playing with Steve New and Steve Garofalo, and were soon joined by Simon Taylor on trumpet to form the Jazz Butcher Quartet. Eider joined the band for the occasional gig in support of Gentleman Adventurers, but ultimately decided to retire from live performance. His last appearance was August 21st, 2014 in Brixton. In January of 2016, Garofalo passed away. Outings for the quartet became fewer and far between, joined on drums by Dave Morgan and others. Fire Records Reissues, Live From Fishy Mansions (2017-2021) 2017 saw the first of the Fire Records reissues, with a four disk box set titled The Wasted Years. This set, with extensive liner notes by Fish, contained the albums Bath of Bacon, A Scandal in Bohemia, Sex & Travel and Distressed Gentlefolk. Each album was also released individually on vinyl. in 2018, The Violent Years was released (not to be confused with the Creation era compilation CD of the same name). This set contained the first four Creation releases, Fishcotheque, Big Planet, Scarey Planet, Cult of the Basement, and Condition Blue. In November of 2018, Fish received a cancer diagnosis. He was given a treatment of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and in June of 2020 received a letter of remission. His illness, followed by the pandemic, had largely prevented Fish from performing regularly. In July of 2020 he began what would become a series of concerts from his living room, streamed live for fans around the world. "Live From Fishy Mansions" featured Fish solo performing old songs and new, covers and requests, and these performances would draw a couple hundred viewers from around the world, including fans, friends and former bandmates. Death, Highest in the Land (2021-2022) On June 26, 2021, Fish and company went into the studio to record what would become The Highest in the Land. Contributors included Max Eider, Dave Morgan, Tim Harries, Stevie Gordon, Joe Woolley, Simon Taylor, and Peter Crouch. Lee Russell was brought on to produce. On Sunday, October 3, Fish cancelled a scheduled "Fishy Mansions" show, citing exhaustion from a lack of sleep, possibly caused by sleep apnea. The session was rescheduled for the following Sunday. On Tuesday, October 5th, 2021, Pat Fish suffered a heart attack and died in his home in Northampton.