KEVIN COYNE - 1984 Legless In Manilla @ 192

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OFFICIAL LP: LEGLESS IN MANILLA
Collapse Records (Kevin Coyne's own label) RTD 22, Feb 1984 in the UK
Produced by Kevin Coyne
Kevin Coyne with Dave Sheen (drums), Steve Lamb (bass) and Pete Hope-Evans (harmonica)


Cover drawing by Kevin Coyne
Lyrics included (at least, in the CD)


Big Money Man 3:03
Gina's Song 3:59
Money Machine 2:07
Raindrop On The River (KC/SL, lyrics by John Pigeon) 3:00
Nigel In Napoli 2:21
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Zoo Wars (KC/SL) 2:32
Black Cloud 3:38
Legless In Manilla (lyrics by John Pigeon) 2:56
Don't Raise An Argument (DS/KC) 4:09
Cycling 2:45
30:34


CD release: Golden Hind (a label of Rockport Records distributed by Rough Trade)
CD 388 7006.241, 1993, new artwork by Kevin Coyne


This one - great and last LP of the England period - is hard to find.
The absence of a lead guitar sets it quite apart from the other LPs.





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KEVIN COYNE - 2003 Schöneiche 2003-09-13 - 2 CD @ VBR

One more gem !







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• 2 BOOTLEG CDR: SCHONEICHE, 2003-09-13
Recorded live at Kulturgiesserei, Schoneiche, near Berlin, on Sep 13 2003. soundboard, very good sound.


Kevin Coyne with Andreas Blüml (guitar), Harry Hirschmann (bass), Werner Steinhauser (drums)


Happy Little Fat Man (RC/KC) 8:14
My Story (RC/KC) 6:44
Take Me Back In Your Arms 5:53
Out In The Park (AN/KC) 9:48
Burning Head (HP/KC) 8:14
Sunday Morning Sunrise 6:25
Having A Party 10:46
The Wobble (RC/KC) 7:12
Pony Tail Song (RC/KC) 6:22
1:09:38
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Dynamite Daze 7:34
A Loving Hand 6:49
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 9:56
Pretty Park 7:31
31:50


TT : 1:41:28





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KEVIN COYNE - 1980 Sanity Stomp @ 192

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2 OFFICIAL LP: SANITY STOMP
Virgin VGD 3504, Nov 1980
(W. German Virgin 301 427-406)
(really two albums released together)
Back cover art by Robert Coyne

Disc #1 Produced by Paul Wickens at Berry Street Studios (engineered by David Hunt)
Kevin Coyne with Paul Fox (guitar), Segs (bass), Dave Duffy (drums), Gary Barnacle (sax) and Paul Wickens (keyboards) [actually, the band The Ruts]


Fat Man 2:30
The Monkey Man 3:04
How Strange 2:32
Somewhere In My Mind 3:25
When (See You Again?) (KC/PW) 2:32
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Taking On The World 3:11
No Romance (KC/PW) 4:00
Too Dark (One For The Hero) (KC/PW) 2:45
Admit You're Wrong 3:55
Formula Eyes 2:09


Disc #2 Produced by Kevin Coyne at Alvic (engineered by Mike)
Kevin Coyne with Brian Godding (guitar and keyboards), Robert Wyatt (drums), and a bit of Bob Ward (guitar)


New Motorway 2:58
A Loving Hand 3:07
Fear Of Breathing 3:33
In Silence 4:36
Taking On The Bowers (KC/RW) 3:19 (or 'Take On The Bowers')
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Wonderful Wilderness (KC/BG) 7:48
My Wife Says 3:58
The World Speaks (KC/BG) 2:27
You Can't Kill Us 2:04


CD release (1CD): Virgin CDV 3504, released in 1991.





Record #1 is pure power pop and works quite well; record #2 is very innovative avant-garde with Robert Wyatt.
In 1988, Brian Godding released a great instrumental jazz-rock LP called "Slaughter on Shaftesbury Avenue", recorded for the most part with GLS and where he played some of the themes from Sanity Stomp #2.


Says Kevin about 'Sanity': " I was quite ill when I made that record, as a matter of fact; I was quite mad, basically. That’s why it’s called Sanity Stomp. I had a nervous breakdown and, ironically, I don’t want to say ironically...amazingly...I was able to carry on making records. That’s a record I made when I was clinically ninety-five per cent nuts, and the themes are rather odd, but somehow it comes out as sounding all right. I’m amazed."




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KEVIN COYNE - 1992-02-27 - Frankfurt (bootleg) @ 320

A brilliant boot !









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• BOOTLEG CDR: FRANKFURT, GERMANY, FEB 27 92 OR OCT 7 91 THE COMPLETE SHOW
Source: soundboard recorded for TV (the 2 different dates are probably the dates of recording and broadcasting).


Kevin Coyne with the Paradise Band: Henry Beck (keyboards) and Hans Pukke (guitar), Friedl Pohrer (bass), Martin Mueller (drums).


Intro by a German DJ 1:03 [not on FRANKFURT]
Kevin Coyne interview 3:34 [not on FRANKFURT]
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 7:09
Sensual (HP/KC) 4:36
Take Me Back In Your Arms 5:43
Go Sally Go (HP/KC) 4:50
Dynamite Daze 3:43
Sunshine Home (HP/KC) 5:11
Victoria Smiles (HP/KC) 5:00
Fish Brain 1:36
The Bungalow Song 4:11
Passions Pleasure (HB/KC) 5:39
Daddy 3:59
American Girls (HP/KC) 2:41
The Monkey Man (complete) 4:43
Outro by German DJ 0:49 [not on FRANKFURT]
Back Home Boogie Boogie (HP/KC) 3:20 (not on FRANKFURT]
Looking In Your Eyes (HP/KC) 5:28 [not on FRANKFURT]
TT : 73:23









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KEVIN COYNE - 1980 Bursting Bubbles @ 192

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"OFFICIAL LP: BURSTING BUBBLES
V 2152 (in), Mar 1980
Recorded 1979?
Produced by Kevin Coyne and Al James at Alvic Studios, Wimbleton (engineered by Al and Vic)
Kevin Coyne with Brian Godding (guitar), Bob Ward (guitar), Vic Sweeney (drums) and Chris Hunter (sax)
Handwritten lyrics were printed on a large fold-out insert
Cover drawing by Kevin Coyne









The Only One 3:19
Children's Crusade 3:55
No Melody 3:18
Learn To Swim - Learn To Drown (KC/BG) 4:59
Mad Boy No. 2 (KC/BG) 2:57 [the 1st Mad Boy was on CASE HISTORY]
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Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) 2:32
Don't Know What To Do (KC/BG) 3:44
A Little Piece Of Heaven (KC/BG) 2:43
Day To Day (KC/BG) 2:34
Golden Days (KC/BW) 2:48 [different form ELVIRA]
The Old Fashioned Love Song (KC/BG) 3:48


CD release: Virgin CDV 2152, released in 1991









Fascinating. Again, new musicians who come from a jazz/jazz rock background and take the music in another new direction. A personal favorite."


In 2004, Brian Godding told (on his website) about the recording of 'Bubbles'. Extract:
"Kevin said he’d like to continue the musical relationship at the end of the run of gigs and invited me to contribute to his next Album for Virgin records so of coarse I was well down for that. At this point I had no idea what he had in mind but I knew it would be something totally different to to what I’d done before and, it most certainly was! I’d long given up the desire to write’songs’ so I assumed that I’d turn up, plug in and learn a few songs he’d written but that was not the plan at all! Kevin (well actually Bob [Ward]) booked some studio time and on arriving and setting up Kevin looked at me and said,” got any tunes or cord sequences”?-------(!!!!!!) I beg your pardon( I thought!), well, for some reason( probably sheer terror!) I started fiddling around with this little sequence of riffs and cords and Kev’ said, “I like that, play it again”. So, I play it again, Kevin riffles through a pile of poems and lyrics and starts singing this amazing song over the top of it!! Bloody hell!( me thinks) this is going to be good when we sort it out! “Got that on tape Bob”? Kevin says as we grind to a halt after some time, Bob gives a nod from the control room and we appear to have ‘ Learn to swim, learn to drown’,the first track for the new album , Bursting Bubbles!!! I said to Kevin that maybe we should do another take at least but he just said “why”? He was of coarse right as this was the way he worked and we made the rest of the album in the same way( he did let me do a few overdubs though, just to keep me happy!) A very spontaneous performer and artist with the ability to pull it off and, of great importance, a very selfless and generous gent!!"




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KEVIN COYNE - 1978 Dynamite Daze

Available now !




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OFFICIAL LP: DYNAMITE DAZE
V 2096, Mar 1978
Recorded 1977?


Produced by Kevin Coyne and Bob Ward at Alvic, Wimbleton (engineered by Al and Vic), executive producer and Producer of Amsterdam: Steve Lewis


Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money (piano), Bob Ward (guitar), Al James (bass), Vic Sweeney (drums), Paul Wickens (accordion, drums, mini-moog, congas) and Tim Rice (piano)


Dynamite Days 2:44
Brothers Of Mine 4:07
Lunatic 4:52
Are We Dreaming (KC/PW) 3:39
Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty (Mills/Godfrey/Scott) 1:27
I Really Live Round Here (False Friends) 3:56
I Am (Lyrics are a poem by John Clare, yet the EMI publishing lists has the song as written by Eric Robinson/Kevin Coyne) 2:21
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Amsterdam 3:00
I Only Want To See You Smile 2:31
Juliet And Mark (KC/BW) 4:46
Woman, Woman, Woman 4:06
Cry (Churchill/Kohlman) 5:36
Dance Of The Bourgeoisie (Reprise) (KC/ZM) 2:00
45:10





CD release: Virgin CDV 2096, released in 1991 (the song I Am, who was originally credited on the LP label to John Clove instead of poet John Clare, is now credited to one Eric Robinson ...) Good bio by Robert Lloyd (The Nightingales).


A must-have. Magnificent and sad.


A Dynamite Daze poster:





Dynamite Daze was voted # 26 in NME Best of 1978 chart.




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KEVIN COYNE - Rare 1969-2000 @192

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KEVIN COYNE - 1986 La Nuit dans Montpellier - Crucifixion (by request) @ 192

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• BOOTLEG CDR: LA NUIT DES CHANTEURS DE RECIT, JUL 20 1986, "CRUCIFIXION"
FM sound. Artwork by Kevin Coyne, layout by me.
Kevin Coyne with Hans Pukke (acoustic guitar).


The World is Full of Fools (KC/BW) 5:06
Your Holiness (KC/PK) 5:54
The Old Fashioned Love Song (KC/BG) 5:01
How Do You Feel 2:13 (unreleased impro)
The Monkey Man 7:48
I Am The Devil 2:28 (unreleased impro)
House on the Hill 3:58
Jacques Brel 2:45 (unreleased impro) Kevin on piano
Freedom is what's in your Head/Dynamite Days 6:26 (unreleased impro)
41:39









The strangest boot... I'm quite sure the anouncer is the same as in THE CELLAR TAPES VOLUME 1. The show was recorded in Montpellier, France, for French cultural radio "France Culture". The theme of the show was "La Nuit des Chanteurs de Récits" (The Night of the Singer-Story Tellers) which featured several other artists and was recorded on July 20, 1986 and broadcast on Oct 10. Kevin was supposed to tell a story and sing... He talks a lot about death and the announcer translates in French! Kevin was most certainly drunk and in an improvising mood...




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KEVIN COYNE - Manege, Munich 21st MArch 1985 (by Request, 2 CD) @ 160

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• 2 BOOTLEG CDR: MANEGE, MUNICH, GERMANY
Recorded live at the Manege, Munich (Germany), March 21 1985.
Kevin Coyne with Martin Odstrcil (a.k.a Martin Mallone or Martin Ostersehl) (acoustic guitar).










Having A Party 6:54
Fat Girl 4:15
Don't Know What To Do (KC/BG) 4:32
Juliet And Mark (KC/BW) 7:08 [with extra lyrics]
Can't Stand It No More 10:24 [unreleased]
Swimming Pool (Islands) 5:00 [unreleased]
Cry Baby Cry 4:57 [unreleased]
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Sitting On Top Of The World (Trad.) 5:31 [unreleased]
The Don't Worry Adolf Hitler Blues 8:24 [unreleased]
Gina's Song 3:42
All Your Love 5:07 [unreleased]
Sex Machine (J. Brown) 5:02 [unreleased]
Sex Machine, The Bavarian Way (J. Brown) 2:21 [unreleased]
Hi, I'm Johnny Cash 3:45 [unreleased]
Don't Get Lonely 2:19 [unreleased]
Mein Frau 1:54 [unreleased]
You're The Girl For Me (Crazy About You) 2:18 [unreleased]
Your Holiness (KC/PK) 2:40
86:22










"From Kevin's point of view I suspect that the very poor quality of this is its saving grace as he's sounds the worse for wear drink wise. Mind you, from a fan's point of view this is brilliant stuff as he is so funny in a cringing kind of way. No one escapes his wrath from the Poles stealing wellies to Eamon De Velera. Johnny Cash is suddenly turned on and becomes a leather-clad gun-wielding fascist. What is it they say? 'Not for general consumption'." (Erik)
Yeah... Fat Girl is dedicated to Joan Amastrading: "Only woman who looks black and IS black", half of Can't Stand It No More is an harmonica solo, etc.
Most of the unreleased are really improv.



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KEVIN COYNE - 1999 - 2002 - 2004 - The Andy Kershaw Sessions @ 320

Kershaw Sessions 1999 - 2002 - 2004


Total CD-R Time: 73:35





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ONE


1999, April 2

Kevin Coyne: voice, acoustic guitar(*)
Robert Coyne: electric guitar
Steve Smith: drums
(I suppose Robert Coyne did overdubs)

01. Intro by Andy Kershaw (0:31)
02. Bird Brain (3:46)
03. My Wife's Best Friend (3:56)
04. Chat I (7:53)
05. Lonesome Valley* (3:26)
06. Lunatic* (4:12)
07. Chat II (1:46)
08. Happy Little Fat Man (3:27)

Total time: 29:01


Same recordings as in BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 1990-1999 and ON THE RADIO 1977-1999. Great stuff.




TWO

2002, April 5

Brendan Croker: voice, acoustic guitar
Kevin Coyne: voice, acoustic guitar


09. Intro by Andy Kershaw (0:17)
10. Pass Me The Memories (2:34)
11. Chat I (2:56)
12. Looking From My Window (3:50)
13. Chat II (0:32)
14. Be Your Sugar Daddy (3:08)
15. I Want To Sit With The Girls (3:01)
16. Chat III (1:04)
17. Bored In The Office (3:13)


Total time: 20:39


Excellent and hilarious! Unlike the CD, Brendan sings too.





THREE

2004,October 28 (Broadcast Date Nov 7)


Kevin Coyne: Vocals
Andreas Blueml: Accoustic Guitar

18. Intro by Andy Kershaw
19. Smile Right Back
20. Tribute to John Peel
21. Locked Out
22. I Hear Voices
23. Dark Dance Hall
24. Weirdo
25. Andy Kershaw


Total Time 24:08


Wonderful session. Kevin also did a tribute to John Peel, who died a few days earlier (John Peel, an old friend of Kevin, was the first to sign him in 1969 on his Dandelion Records label, for his Siren LPs and for CASE HISTORY).

Sadly, probably his last recording.

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Tracks :
09. Introduction By Andy Kershaw
10. Pass me the memories
are missing in first post.
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KEVIN COYNE TRIBUTE - The World Is Full Of Fools (2005) @ 320

KEVIN COYNE'S FAN TRIBUTE








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Nov 05: "THE WORLD IS FULL OF FOOLS - A Fan Tribute to Kevin Coyne" is released.
Featuring 18 Coyne covers by members of the Kevin Coyne Group plus a 1986 unreleased song by Kevin Coyne.
Free cdr, just ask! Chris McGorey from Chicago did a great job in coordinating this project and designing the artwork too!


Full list of contributors:
1. The World is Full of Fools - Adrie Meijer
2. I Believe in Love - Jim Landon
3. Everybody Says - Emma Warnefors
4. Right on Her Side - Nigel Burch
5. Talking to No One - Steve Glabman
6. Sunday Morning Sunrise - Geert Pelzer
7. Something Gone Wrong - Pascal Regis
8. I Really live Round Here - M van Willigen
9. I Only Want to See you Smile - Emma Warnefors
10. I Stood Up - Frank Bangay
11. Dark Dance Hall - Al Dilly
12. The Only One - Raymond Blizzard
13. Golden Days - Jim Landon
14. Admit You're Wrong - Alan Richardson
15. Take on the Bowers - Dog Latin
16. Smile Right Back - Steve Glabman


Bonus Tracks:
17. I'll Never Change - Kevin Coyne and Van Bluus (recorded in 1986).
18. Something's Waiting - Van Bluus (Track 18 written and performed by Van Bluus. Track 17 is the music from "Something's Waiting, with new lyrics and vocals by Kevin Coyne.)
19. No Competition - M van Willigen (Lyrics and music of this tribute song by M van Willigen)


My track 'Something Gone Wrong' from this Tribute cd was aired on a French local radio on Nov 23 2005 (92.2 MHz Dijon or www.dijon.radio-campus.org)









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KEVIN COYNE - Opera For Syd _Nurnberg '99 @320

BOOTLEG CDR: OPERA FOR SYD, DREIEINIGKEITSKIRCHE, NURNBERG, OCT 8 1999




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Recorded live at Dreieinigkeitskirche, Nurnberg (Gostenhofer Jazztage). October 8 1999. Soundboard.


Kevin Coyne with The Achim Goettert Group (Achim Goettert (sax, arrangements), Michael Rodach (guitar), Mike Parker (bass), Toni Nissl (drums) plus special guest David Moss (vocals and drums)


Same as OPERA FOR SYD although song list is different and lyrics are totally different, meaning Coyne was improvising at every show!
Lyrics by Kevin Coyne, music by Achim Goettert (based on some Pink Floyd numbers).
All unreleased


Nothing to Miss/Astronomy Domine 5.08
Carnasyd Street 6.13
Washing Clothes/Scarecrow 6.10
London 1968 5.05
Come Silver Sands 9.25
Crocodile Shoes 7.07
39:15
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N°22-Lucifer Sam 6.29
Do the Birdcage Walk 6.23
Hold your Head up high/Chapter 24 9.55
Fetch me the Shadow 8.06
Left the Past Behind 11.16
Check out the Moon 6.51
Maria Callas got the Blues 6.29
55:34


TT: 1:34:49


A more complete Opera for Syd show.The Maria Callas got the Blues is just excellent.


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KEVIN COYNE - Opera For Syd _Leipzig '99 @320

BOOTLEG CDR: OPERA FOR SYD (aka "LEIPZIG 99 ")




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Excalibur 127 (also available directly from Goettert), recorded live at The Leipziger Jazzstage, Leipzig, Germany, October 1 1999
Recorded by MDR radio, Harry Nicolai


Kevin Coyne with The Achim Goettert Group (Achim Goettert (sax, arrangements), Michael Rodach (guitar), Mike Parker (bass), Toni Nissl (drums) plus special guest David Moss (vocals and drums)
A premiere of an opera based on the life of Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's first guitarist.
Lyrics by Kevin Coyne, music by Achim Goettert (based on some Pink Floyd numbers).
All unreleased

N°19-Astronomy Dominé 6:33
N°23 5:07
N°21-Scarecrow 6:48
N°22-Lucifer Sam 6:18
N°20-Chapter 24 12:44
N°25 7:48
N°27 10:40
Anyday-Anyway (encore) 6:03
_[a song from MANSION OF DREAMS]
64:18


Again a good boot. David Moss is great too, very effective and strange impro between the two singers.

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KEVIN COYNE - 1975 Matching Head And Feet @ 256

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OFFICIAL LP: MATCHING HEAD AND FEET
V 2033, Apr 1975. Cassette TC V20333 - US version VR 13-117 with typed lyric bag - Australian L 3555.
Recorded early 1975 at Farmyard Studios
Produced by Geoffrey Haslam at the Farmyard on the Manor Mobile (engineered by M. Glossop)


Kevin Coyne with Archie Leggett (bass), Tim Penn (keyboards), Andy Summers (guitar), Gordon Smith (guitar, harmonica) and Peter Woolf (drums). Horn arrangements by Geoffrey Haslam, String arrangements by Derek Wadsworth..





Handwritten lyrics were printed on a large fold-out insert :







Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 5:31
Lucy ["Little Lucy" on the Insert] (KC/AL) 3:02
Lonely Lovers 4:18
Sunday Morning Sunrise 5:33
Rock 'n' Roll Hymn (KC/AL/TP) 3:38
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Mrs. Hooley Go Home 6:04
It's Not Me 3:30
Turpentine 3:38
Tulip (KC/AS) 6:36
One Fine Day 4:55


CD release: Virgin CDV 2033, released in 1991


A Matching Head and Feet ad.:





A 'Matching Head & Feet' beer mat :
(thank you Bones)







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KEVIN COYNE - 1975-08-18 - Complete Mummy @ 320

Excellent bootleg !







Pascal said:
In 2002, a complete Postaula - 4 new songs (*) - boot emerged:
• BOOTLEG CDR: POSTAULA, BREMEN, GERMANY, 1975-08-18
Recorded live at Postaula, Bremen, Germany, Aug 18 1975, FM recording.


Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money (piano), Andy Summers (guitar), Steve Thompson (bass), Peter Wolf (drums)


Going Down Slow 3:31 [unreleased]
Eastbourne Ladies 4:54
Sunday Morning Sunrise 4:45
Strange Locomotion (KC/DC/NC) 3:58
Nobody's Fault But Mine (Blind Willie Johnson) 3:13 [unreleased]
Shangri-La 5:40
Poor Swine 3:39
Mummy 6:04
My Mother's Eyes (Gilbert/Baer) 4:27
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 7:53
House on the Hill * 7:44
One Fine Day * 6:30
I'm Normal * 2:15 [unreleased]
Turpentine (excerpt) * 1:09
Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan) 3:48
1:10:27


A pre-IN LIVING BLACK AND WHITE; Beautiful sound, superb unreleased songs (the hilarious "I'm Normal"): an excelent boot!







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KEVIN COYNE - Kevin Coyne .... On Film @ 320

(Click on pictures to see songs and credits)




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BOOTLEG CDR: KEVIN COYNE ON FILM
Dec 2005. 68mn. This is a collection of Kevin Coyne songs that appeared on films and documentaries. The sound is far from being hi-fi, some parts of songs are missing but some of these documents are rare and precious gems. Notes by Pascal Regis. www.kevincoynepage.tk Photo: Kevin Coyne singing Saviour in One Room Man.


1. Let’s Work Together (Wilbert Harrison)
From Musikfilmen (1976), a documentary film by Tommy Goldman, Dick Idestam-Almqvist, Stefan Jarl, Jan Lindkvist, Axel Lohman, Lennart Malmer.
The film documents the alternative festival against the Eurovision Song Contest held in Stockholm in 1975. The band is Gordon Smith and Andy Summers (guitars), Tim Penn (piano), Archie Legget (bass) and Peter Wolf (drums).


2. & 3. Having a Party
4. Eastbourne Ladies
5. Babble dialogue
6. Stand Up
From Kevin Coyne, Herz Aus Feuer (1979), a documentary film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze.
Having a Party: Kevin, Zoot Money (keyboards) and Brian Godding (guitar) rehearsing in a studio – one of the highlights of this collection. Eastbourne Ladies: live with (probably) Bob Ward (acoustic guitar), Brian Godding (guitar), Al James (bass), Vic Sweeney (drums). Babble dialogue and Stand Up are from a Babble show (1979?) in Berlin with Dagmar Krause and two guitarists (most likely Bob Ward and Brian Godding).


7. Children’s Crusade
8. Children’s Crusade instrumental version by Wolfgang Wieder
From Kevin Coyne At The Last Wall (1982), a film of a concert at The Tempodrom in Berlin (in front of the Berlin Wall). Directed by Diethard Küster.
Included here is the music from the beginning and ending of the film; Kevin’s solo acoustic version of Children’s Crusade is a real treat. The actual show, featuring Kirtley, Bull, Lamb and Wilson, is available on a boot called “Tempodrom, Berlin”.


9. Rockin’ On
10. Best Friend
11. Gina’s Song Impro
12. Money Machine
13. Rockin’ On instrumental
From Schwarzfahrer aka Joy Ride (1983), a fiction film by Manfred Stelzer.
Hi-Fi lovers, beware! This is very bad quality sound and bugged by the film sound. It features however a few very rare songs from the “Legless In Manilla” area. Rockin’ On has never been issued on an album. Best Friend is very different from the version on “Romance Romance”. Gina’s Song Impro is Kevin improvising in the studio.


14. It’s a long Way to Tipperary (J. Judge/H.Williams)
15. Keep the Home Fires Burning (L. Ford/I. Novello)
16. Take me Back to Dear Old Blighty (Mills/Godfrey/Scott)
From La Grande Guerre En Chansons (1993) a documentary film by Gilles Nadeau, featuring French, English and German songs from World War One, sung by Kevin Coyne, Hanna Shygulla, Mouloudji, Marc Ogeret, Gérard Viala. Always the non-conformist, Kevin refused to dress up as a soldier, as the other singers in the film did… Musicians are Friedl Pohrer on acoustic guitar and Jean-Marie Sénia on piano. Blighty is totally different from the “Dynamite Days” LP.


17. to 20. I Want My Crown (trad. arr. Kevin Coyne)
From Kevin Coyne, The Unknown Famous (1997), a documentary by Diethard Küster. Recorded live in Bordeaux, France with Friedl Pohrer, acoustic guitar.


21. to 25. Pretty Park
26. My Little Angel (Wily Wagner/Ralf Gustke/Tom Liwa/Ali Neander/Kevin Coyne)
27. Du Bist…
28. Burning Head
29. Because you’re Mine (Nicholas Brodszky/Sammy Cahn)
30. Mad Man Blues (John-Lee Hooker)
31. Porcupine People
From Lebenslinien, Stolpernd in ein Kleines Glück (1998), a documentary film by Steffi Illinger.
Pretty Park and My Little Angel, live in Leverkusen and Chemnitz, Germany, with a band including Keili Keilhofer (guitar) and Werner Steinhauser (drums). Du Bist… is a live impro. Burning Head is a soundcheck recording with the same band. Kevin and his sister Angela sing Because you’re mine, a song from a 1952 film. Mad Man Blues, live, acoustic with Keili Keilhofer (guitar). Porcupine People: Kevin solo in the studio – an alternate version from “Sugar Candy Taxi”.


32. The Einstein Song
33. I Shouldn’t Bother
34. Best Friend
35. to 37. Forgive me (Robert Coyne/Kevin Coyne)
From Loladamusica (2001), a documentary feature from VPRO (Dutch TV). The Einstein Song, Kevin solo at his home. I Shouldn’t Bother is a jam in a studio in Nürnberg in December 2000 with Keili Keilofer (guitar) and Werner Steinhauser (drums). Best Friend and Forgive me, live at Doomroosje, Nijmegen, The Netherlands on December
2000. Forgive me is a soundcheck recording with Robert Coyne (guitar), Michael Lipton (bass) and Juppee Little (drums).


38. One Room Man Songs # 1 & 2
39. River of Sin
40. Having a Party
41. Mad Boy
42. One Room Man Song # 3
43. Talking to no-one
44. Saviour (Archie Legget/Kevin Coyne/Gordon Smith)
From One Room Man (2003), a film by Boris Tomschiczek.
Kevin Coyne solo in this great film. Having a Party is an incredible performance. Saviour features Robert Coyne (guitar), Harry Hirschmann (bass) and Werner Steinhauser (drums).




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KEVIN COYNE - Empty Glass, Charleston, West Virginia, USA, 2000 @ 160

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• 2 BOOTLEG CDR: EMPTY GLASS, CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA, USA
Spring 2000, mono audience recording (MD) by Chris Plummer, two sets. Artwork by me.


Kevin Coyne with Michael Lipton (guitar), Jupee Little (drums), Ted Harrison (bass), all three from The Carpenter Ants who also open for Kevin Coyne. Kevin Coyne and Michael Lipton (acoustic guitar) on *. The Amazing Delores, guest singer on **.





Tracks:


Sound check: Waiting and Wondering/Need Somebody (extracts)* 1:37 ["Waiting" unreleased]
Conversation with The Amazing Delores... 2:17
Marlene by The Carpenter Ants (support group) 3:43
Things Gonna Get Better * 5:27 [unreleased]
Need Somebody * 4:19
Chicken Wing * 3:55
Out on the Park (AN/KC) 6:38
My Wife's Best Friend (RC/KC) 4:29
House on the Hill 5:43
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 7:51
46:02
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Really in Love (HB/KC) 7:27
Take me Back in your Arms 6:14
Stand by Me (Ben E. King) ** 7:16 [unreleased]
Knocking on Heaven's Door (B. Dylan) 3:55
Shakin' All Over (J. Kidd) 4:30 [unreleased]
Rock me Baby (King, Josea, arr. KC) 5:18
Happy Little Fat Man (RC/KC) 5:50
Knocking on Heaven's Door (B. Dylan) ** 5:25 ["Part 2", with new lyrics]
46:00


TOTAL: 1:32:02





Lots of unreleased songs, a good sound and a good band!


BOOK / 2CD: "Autant en emporte le Rock 1960-2000 (Best of)" .

ART :





(May 2000) A book of rock memories, in French, by journalist Jean-Noël Coghe. The two CDS include a concert by French prog-band Ange and a dozen interviews including one of Kevin Coyne.




Thanks to Pascal for this one !




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KEVIN COYNE - 1986 July, 12-18, M. Industries - DDR @ 192

In DDR (German Democratic Republic)









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• 2 BOOTLEG CDR: KEVIN COYNE IN GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, JUL 12-18 1986 "M. INDUSTRY"
Compilation by Robert Steinhart. Excellent sound. The first shows with the Paradise Band; they had only one show in West Germany before they went East.
Hans Pukke (guitar), Robert Steinhart (bass) and Falk Steffen (drums).


Tracks:
Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) (recorded in Pössneck) 6:52
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) (Pössnek) 7:03
Pretty Park (Böhlen) 6:36
Having a Party (Berlin) 6:54
Turpentine (Leipzig) 4:27
Tell the Truth (KC/SB) (Dresden) 10:28
Harry from Magdeburg (Pössnek) 3:31 [unreleased]
45:51
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Old fashioned Love Song (KC/BG) (Dresden) 3:32
House on the Hill (Dresden) 8:48
The Monkey Man (Böhlen) 8:11
I only want to See you Smile (Böhlen) 6:22
America (Böhlen) 6:59 [with a bit of Yellow Submarine!]
Dynamite Days (Dresden) 5:23
The World is Full of Fools (KC/BW) (Dresden) 7:10
Daddy (Böhlen) 1:29
47:54
TT: 1:32:45









This compilation (thanks Robert!) is really good and very surprising: the early Paradise Band was very close to the earlier English group (Kirtley, Lamb, Sheen), with Pukke very innovative on effects and synth-guitar. He even plays a bit of Hendrix's "Who Knows" on "Having a Party".




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KEVIN COYNE - 1974 Blame It On The Night (LP, Cleaned) @ 320

AVAILABLE NOW !









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OFFICIAL LP: BLAME IT ON THE NIGHT
V 2012, May 1974 (cassette version TC VD 2012). probably recorded Feb 74?
Produced by Steve Verroca at The Manor (engineered by Simon Heyworth)


Kevin Coyne with Gordon Smith (guitar), Tony Cousins (bass), Chilli Charles (drums), Ruan O'Loghlainn (sax), Fi Trench (piano, he also arranges horns and strings with Steve Verroca), Liza, Strike, Barry St John, Joanne Williams (backing vocals). Rick Dodd on sax and Terry Slade on drums play on Poor Swine*


Lyrics included *









Tracks :
River Of Sin 3:24
Sign Of The Times 5:32
I Believe In Love 2:46
Don't Delude Me 3:22
Wanting You Is not Easy 5:07
Take A Train 3:34
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Blame It On The Night 4:26
Poor Swine 3:50
Light Up Your Little Light 4:33
Choose 3:08
Witch 6:13
Right On Her Side 4:04
50:04



*The LPs with the lyrics insert are even rarer!


Here:

a Blame It ad ("Just the album for you mother if she's a loud dirty boozy girl"...!) and there, another one :

and a third one:



*Poor Swine was the first song recorded for the album, when the early band (Smith, Dodd, Slade, Cousins) was working on the basic tracks. Also recorded at the same time was Let's Have a Party - later issued as a single and a LP - a fake live recording. Unreleased tracks from the same session include Another Man Goe Down and a coupe of others (Thanks Tim Penn for the info).




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