KEVIN COYNE - 1982 Purmerend

KEVIN COYNE - 1982 Purmerend @ 128
(by request) 

Pascal said:

BOOTLEG CDR: PURMEREND, THE NETHERLANDS, Dec 3 1982

FM broadcast. Excellent sound. Artwork by Kevin Coyne, layout by me.

Kevin Coyne with Pete Kirtley (guitar), Steve Lamb (bass), Steve Bull (keyboards) and Dave Wilson (drums).

Nothing seems to Matter 5:11 [unreleased]

Rockin´ On 4:09 [unreleased]
Send me some Loving (Price-Marascalco) 3.35 [unreleased]
Day to Day (KC/BG) 7.57

Sitting on Top of the World (Trad.) 4.59  [unreleased]
Your Holiness 3:00 and not 'Chairs Howling up'
Eastbourne Ladies 11.42
Just my Imagination 4.34 [unreleased]
Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) 7.54
There she Goes (KC/BG) 6.56
The Monkey Man 10:15
A Loving Hand 5.34
Lucille (R. Penniman) 3:12

79:00

Loads of unreleased stuff! Your Holiness, with just Kevin Coyne and Kirtley, is great! 

Also, a slow Eastbourne Ladies. 
In 2005, appeared new restored version of this boot ("Chris' version").

Posted by Poor
Cheers Folks 
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KEVIN COYNE - Borderline, London, 24.04.01

KEVIN COYNE - Borderline, London, 24.04.01 @ 320

Pascal said:

OFFICIAL CDR: ACROSS THE BORDERLINE: IN MEMORY OF STEVE SMITH 
Live at The Borderline, London, UK, April 24 2001. Great soundboard sound.
Excalibur HPF05, 2003.

Kevin Coyne with Robert Coyne (guitar and keyboards), Steve Smith (drums). No bass.
Part of the CD is Kevin solo (*).
Cover drawing by Kevin Coyne.

Fat Girl * 1:19
Lunatic * 5:02
Araby * 3:30
Talking to No-one * 3:29
Happy Little Fat Man (RC/KC) 5:29
House On The Hill 6:41
Sugar Candy Taxi (RC/KC) 6:54
Forgive Me (RC/KC) 5:13
Out On The Park (AN/KC) 7:59
Strange Locomotion (KC/DC/NC) 6:09
51:35
-
Having A Party 8:29
Marjory Razorblade 1:52
Sunday Morning Sunrise 5:06
Karate King * 4:19
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 6:55
Schoolboy (WW/RG/TL/AN/KC) 6:37
A Loving Hand 7:36
The Miner's Song * 5:45
46:39

1:38:14


Excelent show! Robert and Steve's very minimal backing give Kevin much place to improve - quite impressive stuff here... Kevin's friend Nigel asks for "The Miner's song' - Kevin can't remember it so he makes up a whole now song on the spot!

Thanks to Uwe for this gem!

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1976, Apr 18 A SMALL EVENING WITH KEVIN COYNE

KEVIN COYNE - 1976, Apr 18 
A SMALL EVENING WITH KEVIN COYNE @ 320

Pascal said:

RADIO: BOOTLEG CDR: A SMALL EVENING WITH KEVIN COYNE

A Tim Tape (see Credits). Radio London, first broadcast on Apr 18 1976.
Good sound. Artwork by Kevin Coyne, layout by me.

Kevin Coyne solo (*) and with Zoot Money (keyboards **), Steve Thompson (bass) and most likely Andy Summers (guitar) and Peter Wolf (drums).

Poem ("We were walking across the field by the canal") and Mad Boy * 3:53
Talking to No-one * 3:00
My Mother's Eyes  (Gilbert/Baer) ** /
Why Must We be Parted like this? **  6:04 [unreleased]
Eastbourne Ladies 4:42
Strange Locomotion (KC/DC/NC) 3:42
Sunday Morning Sunrise 4:41
Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 7:10
Mummy 4:25
Big White Bird 2:26
America 4:34

TT: 44:41

Thanks to Uwe for this one.

Posted by Poor
Cheers Folks
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KEVIN COYNE + BRENDAN CROKER - Windsor Arts Centre, Windsor, 02.03.2002 @ 320

KEVIN COYNE + BRENDAN CROKER -  Windsor Arts Centre, Windsor, 02.03.2002 @ 320

Pascal said :

2 BOOTLEG CDR: "I WAS WONDERING" WINDSOR ARTS CENTRE, UK, 2ND MARCH 2002

 

KC and Brendan Croker (acoustic guitar and vocals). 

Artwork by Kevin Coyne. Beautiful layout by Paul Bennets. 

Available as a jewel case artwork and paper sleeve. Issued Apr 2005. 

Life Is Almost Wonderful 3:39

Pass Me The Memories 3:22

Old King Cole 2:32

Martha & Arthur 2:545

Looking >From My Window 4:55

Whispers In The Night 5:03

I Want To Sit With the Girls 3:41

Oceans Of Love 5:04

World of Trouble (Strange Dreams Part 2) 5:40

Be Your Sugar Daddy 3:10

How It Burns 4:17

I Know Who You Are 3:46

47:14 (all songs on CD1 by KC/BC)
-
Uggy's Song 4:16

Five Hundred Miles Away From Home (BC?/Vocals: BC) 2:41

Good Boy 4:24

Which Way will you Turn? (BC?/Vocals: BC) 3:51

Gina's Song 4:18

Bewildered (BC/Vocals: BC) 3:47 [from the Notting Hillbillies album "Missing... presumed having a good time"]I Was Wondering [KC/BC] 2:53 4:01 [unreleased]

You Win Again (H. Williams) 3:12 [unreleased]
Self Made Saviour (BC/Vocals: BC) 4:23 [from Brendan's solo album "Redneck State of the Art"]

Marlene 4:01

I Know Who You Are 4:01
Blame it on the Night 3:53

Singing the Blues (M. Endsley) 3:53

50:28

 














Thanks to Uwe for this one.

Posted by Poor
Cheers Folks
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KEVIN COYNE - Bremen 06.12.1983 @ 320

RADIO BREMEN, 6TH DECEMBER 1983 a.k.a. "VICAR" @ 320

 Pascal said:
RADIO: 2 BOOTLEG CDR: RADIO BREMEN, 6TH DECEMBER 1983 a.k.a. "VICAR"

Recorded live at Schauburg, Bremen, Germany, Dec 6 1983, for Radio Bremen by Rockfarm Studios (engineered by V. Siedenburg)

Kevin Coyne with Peter Kirtley (guitar), Dave Sheen (drums and vocals on Living Doll) and Steve Lamb (bass)

Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) 3:59

The House On The Hill 8:06

Singing The Blues (M. Endsley) 3:40

Gina's Song 5:25

Black Cloud 5:55  [KC says it's a 1969 song]

I Want My Crown (trad. arr KC) 3:38  [not on ROUGH]

Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 11:39

Sunday Morning Sunrise 7:59

-

The Monkey Man 8:15

Living Doll (Cliff Richard) 3:18 [unreleased, not on ROUGH]

The Old Fashioned Love Song (KC/BG)  5:06

Lucille (R. Penniman) 3:23

Pretty Park 4:46

A Loving Hand 6:26

89:68

This is the full show, read here:
http://kevincoynepage.free.fr/THE_80s.htm#ROUGH
http://kevincoynepage.free.fr/THE_80s.htm#ROUGHMORE
and here:
http://kevincoynepage.free.fr/THE_80s.htm#VICAR

Thanks to Uwe for this gem!

Posted by Poor
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KEVIN COYNE - Radio Concert, ICC Berlin, 03.09.1981 @ 320

KEVIN COYNE - Radio Concert, ICC Berlin, 03.09.1981 @ 320
(by request)

Pascal said:

Probably the first ever Coyne bootleg. Issued in the 80s? Source: FM, Sep 3 1981. Recorded live at Funkausstellung in the ICC Berlin

Kevin Coyne with John Etheridge (guitar, from Soft Machine), Steve Lamb (bass) and Dave Sheen (drums) 

1. Eastbourne

2. The old fashioned love song

3. Turpentine / Beethoven

4. I don’t know

5. Dark dance

6. Day to

7. America

8. Stand up

9. A loving hand

 

This is the complete radio broadcast, in difference to the LP version.

 

 In 2006, Harald, the guy who actually recorded the show, wrote this:
"The correct date is 3rd September 1981, it was a concert with 4 acts at the "Funkausstellung" in the ICC Berlin. The correct setlist is Eastbourne ladies, Old fashioned love song, Turpentine, I don't know what to do, Dark dance hall/Day to day, America, Stand up, A loving hand, and an encore that has not been broadcasted on the radio; I don't remember anymore what is was, only that Steve Lamb did not came back on stage - only Dave Sheen and John Etheridge accompanied Kevin on that last one. It has been a very strange audience, Bad Manners was the main act, and unfortunately their fans made much trouble that you can hear of throughout the set ("I‚m not a popstar, so forget about it" etc. - but I don't know whether the bootleg really documents all these things?). Kevin even let is pants down and showed his ass to the audience (you may identify this scene by the reaction in the audience during John's solo in I don't know what to do). Really a bad context for a brilliant band. The interplay of the band has been extremely fascinating and full of energy - nothing that compares with Rough live (I also like Pete Kirtley, especially his Bush Telegraph with Steve Lamb on bass, but John Etheridge - even if he has spoken not very good about this time - is simply somewhat better)...
The Death of Ludwig van Beethoven was just a mini-sketch, not really a song. Just Kevin smoking on the stage (what was not allowed, of course), choking. Most probably a spontaneous idea. He had many of them those days"
Harald also provided a cdr transfer of the show, feat. 2 extra songs from a Dec 1983 show at the Quasimodo in Berlin.

Sometimes found as a three show CDR: Radio Concert, Berlin, Germany, 1981 + Zundfunk, 1994 + Mountain Charleston, 1999.

Thanks to Uwe for this show!

Posted by Poor.
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KEVIN COYNE - 1981 Theatre De Gally, Villepreux @ wav

KEVIN COYNE - 1981 Theatre De Gally, Villepreux @ wav

Pascal said:

Recorded live in France, Nov 07 1981

Good sound (soundboard?)

Kevin Coyne with Peter Kirtley (guitar), Dave Sheen (drums), Colin Gibson (bass).

   

As I Recall (KC/BG) 6:13

House on the Hill 6:46

Marjory Razorblade / Day to Day (KC/BG) 12:31

Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) 5:31

Song for Ronald Reagan (C. Gibson?) 1:05 [unreleased, sung by Colin Gibson]

The Old Fashioned Love song (KC/BG) 4:49

Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 10:13

Don't Know What To Do (KC/BG) 7:09

My Mother's Eyes (Gilbert/Baer) 5:20

59:41

-

Louie Louie (R. Berry) 4:53 [unreleased]

Sleeping-Waking 5:24

Eastbourne Ladies 5:39

There she Goes (KC/BG) 5:09

Hey Baby [Bruce Channel] 4:56 [unreleased]

26:03

  Boot also offers an extract from L'Empire, Paris, France 1979 with Zoot Money (piano).

Thanks to Ron for this one.

Link in comments.

Cheers
Poor

Kevin Coyne sur la scène du Théâtre de l'Empire à Paris, Chorus - 12 Nov 1978.avi

FILM French INA has a 1978 KC show: 
Kevin Coyne sur la scène du Théâtre de l'Empire à Paris, Chorus - 12 Nov 1978 
- 19min55s  @avi

From the same Rockpalast kind of shows (ie: GOOD) 
Kevin Coyne, guitar, and Zoot Money, keyboards, perform the

World is full of fools

Strange Locomotion

Roses In Your Room

then, only Kevin Coyne sings I want my crown.
The concert also features an interview with Kevin by Patrice Blanc Francard, about his involvement in social activities in the neighborhood of Camden Town in London.

Cheers Folks!
Link in comments.

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BOOTLEG CDR: HALF MOON PUTNEY, UK. 2 NOV 1980 @ 128

•BOOTLEG CDR: 
HALF MOON PUTNEY, UK. 2 NOV 1980  @ 128
(by request)


Nov 2 1980, UK. Artwork by Emma, layout by Alan Richardson. The artwork says "1981"
and has a couple of errors in the songs titles.
Kevin Coyne with "GLS": Brian Godding (guitar), Steve Lamb (bass) and Dave Sheen (drums).

Learn To Swim - Learn To Drown (KC/BG) / Day To Day (KC/BG) 13:44

Dark Dance Hall (KC/BG) 5:07

New Motorway 3:10

America 8:26

The Old Fashioned Love Song (KC/BG) 4:55

Wonderful Wilderness (KC/BG) 5:58

Don't Know What To Do (KC/BG) 8:19

Amsterdam 2:53

A Little Piece of Heaven (KC/BG) 5:02

Rock Me Baby (King, Josea, arr. KC) / Three Legged Duck With Words (BG) [unreleased]10:18

1:16:07

Link in comments.
Cheers Folks!

Posted by Poor

KEVIN COYNE - Amsterdam Vondelpark 1977 @ wav

KEVIN COYNE - Amsterdam Vondelpark 1977  @ wav

Vondelpark, Amsterdam
Probably between Spring and Autumn 1977

Kevin Coyne solo on acoustic guitar with Bob Ward (special effects)

    Fat Girl 6 :10
    Pointing the Finger 3 :36
    Mummy / Daddy / I love my mother 5 :23
    Amsterdam [different lyrics, much nicer to the city!] 4 :11
    A Little Prayer [short extract] 0 :12  [unreleased]
    Good Boy 5 :09
    Mad Boy [beginning with an impro] 3 :59
    Blame it on the Night [cuts] 3 :45
    Marjory Razorblade [extract] / Marlene 3 :57
    I Want my Crown (trad. arr KC) 3 :22
    Keep you Lamp Trimmed and Burning (trad. arr by KC) 1 :28
    Cripples Parade [unreleased] 3 :32
    Sunday Morning Sunrise 3 :24
    Blame it on the Night 3 :38 (the same as track 8)

Thanks to Ron for this boot, and to Pascal & Uwe for info.

Cheers Folks!
Link in comments.

Posted by Poor

Kevin Coyne - Rencontre avec Richard Branson

 Few months ago Pete send me link for this one :

Kevin Coyne - Rencontre avec Richard Branson (mp4)

Pascal (& Uwe) said:


- Steve Dinsdale found this on INA website: "RENCONTRE AVEC RICHARD BRANSON" from the French TV show "Pop Deux", Nov 1st 1973. A feature about Branson and the new Virgin label. Features an absolutely great acoustic show of Kevin with Gordon Smith performing Marjory, Good Boy and I Want my Crown. Also a nice interview.

Thanks Pete !

Kevin is beginning around 14 min.

Cheers Folks!
Link in comments.

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KEVIN COYNE - 1986-07-19 - NUERNBERG, Burggrabe

KEVIN COYNE - 1986-07-19 - NUERNBERG, Burggraben  
@ flac

Spacebandit said:


"KEVIN COYNE AND BAND
Burggraben, Nuernberg, Germany
July - 19 - 1986
Outdoor show
---
from SEETHELIGHT7 collection # 705
---
Rec. Info:
unknown lineaged very low-gen FM recording. This tape (TDK SA90) -> playback on NAK DR3* -> HD -> WeTransfer -> my HD -> Audacity (edit/remaster) -> WAV 16/44 -> TLH8 -> FLAC ->
YOUR EARS AND MIND...on turpentine! * done by SEETHEFUZZ7
Unfortunately just a snippet of this great show from one of the finest singer/songwriters ever walked this earth! Also, the tracks are definitely not in the correct running order,
as all tracks faded out (quite amateurishly done) during the applause. The first song is maybe the last of this show, or at least the last before the encore. My guess is that this
origins from a BR3 "Zündfunk" broadcast. Anyway, the sound is very nice to excellent. I added a bit more low end for a more satisfying listening.
---
As mentioned before, KEVIN COYNE, multitaltented artist of music, poetry and painting, left this world far too early. A few weeks before his 61th birthday he passed away from the
complications of a lungdesease in late 2004. A resident of Nuernberg since 1985, he chose Germany as his home to concentrate on his full scale of artistry and got married there, too.
Praised as an so called "anti-star", he never floated along with the music biz, but stood straight and strong to his own believes. Great man, indeed.
My first encounter with him was when I watched a videotape of his 1976 Rockpalast show in the early 80's and thought: Well, that guy is really MAD! But I loved the performance.
Unfortunately I saw him only once in 1990 at infamous "Hyde Park" in Osnabrueck, when he opened for Randy California's SPIRIT. I can cleary remember him grumbling about the fact that
"someone" teamed him up with that band (all in the "sung" song interludes!) and surely he stole the show from them. Think I shit in my pants from laughter about this crazy supreme
cynical humour... Ok, it was an odd pairing, indeed. So, I hope there are a lot more tapes from him out there, waiting to be released or reseeded in the year of his 70th anniversary
and sadly the 10th of his passing. And wherever his soul is now, he won't be the comfortable guy, but a righteous man who never let anyone bow him. SB.
---
ALL THAT WAS ON TAPE (36:04 min.)

01. Turpentine (4:15)
02. The World is Full of Fools (4:33)
03. Tell the Truth (6:03)
04. Mummy (6:10)
05. Saviour (6:29)
06. Gina's song (6:11)
07. Let me be with you (2:20) fades out midsong

Setlist is a matter of guess, sorry no PRETTY PARK or HOUSE ON THE HILL here...
Also, unfortunately no details about the lineup. Maybe someone can help with both?

Do not convert to lossy files, unless for personal use. No lossy net use! Flac rules!
If you sell...you wanna get some turpentine? Tasty!

Uploaded for the memory of KEVIN COYNE (27.01.1944 -> 02.12.2004) on DIME by Spacebandit 2014/09/02 "

Uwe sent more info:

"The 3rd track is ‘Tell the truth’ from “Politicx” album.

Line up: 

Hans Pukke (guitar), 

Robert Steinhart (bass) and 

Falk Steffen (drums). 

The show happened the day after the band returned from their GDR tour that we have as bootleg too."

Thanks for Spacebandit and people from Dime for this boot.
Also thanks to Uwe for more info.

Posted by Poor.

Cheers

Links in comments.

KEVIN COYNE - 1979 Babble, Rock Club (live boot) @ 192

KEVIN COYNE - 1979 Babble, Rock Club (live boot) @ 192
(by request)

Pascal said:

Recorded live in 1978 (between 31 July and 3rd August - for years I thought this was from 1979), at Rock Club, Covent Garden, London, good sound. Artwork by Kevin Coyne, layout by me.

Kevin Coyne with Dagmar Krause (vocals), Zoot Money (keyboards), Brian Godding (guitar - first recorded appearance with Coyne. Godding had played with The Blossom Toes, Magma and many more).

Total time 62:00. 

Same titles as the BABBLE LP (although a year before the album) plus monologues.

Are You Deceiving Me? 2:54

Come Down Here 2:49

Dead Dying Gone 2:24

Stand Up 2:40

Lonely Man 3:11

I Really Love You 3:03 [1978 B-side]

Sun Shines Down On Me 3:00

-

I Confess 3:24

Sweetheart 3:00

Shaking Hands With The Sun 4:04

My Mind's Joined Forces 2:58

It's My Mind 3:50

Love Together 3:40

Happy Homes 1:40

It Really Doesn't Matter /

We Know Who We Are 3:58

This is the best Babble boot ever: good sound and performance, a splendid - as ever - Zoot Money, amazing lyrics. For these first performances of Babble (a year before the album), Kevin Coyne does monologues between the songs, with a totally different text from the 1979 Europe and London performances. For the moment, Dagmar sticks to singing.
 

Michale recalls for the Kevin Coyne Group: "I know this  recording along with a number of other Coyne recordings of this period are often attributed to others, but it was often me with a Sanyo cassette recorder dangling over the monitor at the front of the stage, and usually with Kevin’s blessing. I recall that this was one of four nights of Babble at the Rock Club and on the next night  Kevin had to sing every song as Dagmar was ill. Wish I’d recorded that one! Kevin’s then wife Lesley was at that particular show and upon learning she was disappointed in missing Dagmar, I piped up and offered and subsequently sent her a copy of this recording."

The Babble chronology is :
Rock Club London July 78
June 79 album out and Europe tour (Paris, Sweden, Holland, Germany)
June 79 the scheduled show at Stantford Theatre is cancelled because of The Sun controversy.

Link in comments.

Cheers Folks!

Posted by Poor

 

Kevin Coyne - 2001-08-23 M.I.T. Pittsburgh PA @ flac

MILLVALE INDUSTRIAL THEATRE, PITTSBURGH, PA, USA

"I AM WITHOUT DOUBT KING OF THE WORLD"

Pascal said:
Aug 23 2001, audience recording, excellent sound.
Artwork by Kevin Coyne, layout by me

Kevin Coyne solo (*)
and with
Michael Lipton (guitar),
Jupiter Little (drums),
Robert Coyne (bass, guitar, keyboards).

Uggy's Song * 3:09

Cheat Me * 3:12

Lunatic * 5:01

Happy Little Fat Man (RC/KC) 5:41

House on the Hill 5:49

Mrs. Hooley Go Home (KC/AL) 6:06

Talk 0:37

Out in the Park (AN/KC) 6:42

Schoolboy (WW/RG/TL/AN/KC) 6:02

Strange Locomotion (KC/DC/NC) 4:17

Talk 0:59

Take me Back in your Arms 5:53

Talk 0:58

Having A Party 6:48

Saviour (KC/AL/GS) 6:53

I'm Wild (RC/KC) 6:09

Thanks to Zubbid for this boot.
His words you can read in Shoutbox.

Link in comments.
Cheers Folks!

Few boots sent by Pete

Pete R. sent me next boots (a BIG thanks) :

LODDISWELL, MAY 5, 1995

Kevin Coyne with Friedl Pohrer (acoustic guitar)

Side One 48:56

Having a Party
Gina's Song
Married
Araby
There She Goes (KC/BG)
Talking to No-one
Karate King
Heart of Hearts (FP/KC)
Witch

Side two 44:55

Victoria Smiles (HP/KC)
Cheat Me
Shakin' All Over (J. Kidd)
Blame it on the Night
Sea of Love (Khoury/Baptiste)
Lonesome Valley (A.P. Carter arr. KC)
Baby Blue (RC/KC)
Hey Baby (Bruce Channel]

POLGOOTH FAYRE, Cornwall 11th August 1979

Kevin Coyne solo and with Zoot Money (piano)

Side One 45:23

Right on her Side
Amsterdam
Having a Party
Saviour (KC/AL/GS)
Uggy's Song
Poor Swine
Good Boy
Dance of the Bourgeoisie
Dynamite Days
Are We Dreaming (KC/PW)

Side Two 27:40

Pretty Park
Old Soldier
Eastbourne Ladies
Roses In Your Room
Strange Locomotion

BATTERSEA TOWN HALL "GRAND GALA" a.k.a. CHASING RAINBOWS

Recorded live at the Town Hall, Battersea (UK), Wed Jan 30 1980 in support of the Grand Gala show to save Battersea Arts Centre.
Kevin Coyne solo with sound effects and with Bob Ward (electric guitar).
(I do have a copy of the program for this event)

Side One 30:56

Help Me (We Need Love)
Fat Girl
Evil Island Home
Dance Of The Bourgeoisie
Pointing The Finger

Side Two 30:56

Amsterdam
Sunday Morning Sunrise
Having A Party
One Fine Day
Memory Lane (Part 12)

Also on this tape:-
Strange Locomotion (from TV) The last rainbow gig 1977
Gimme Some Lovin Shaw Theatre 1977

ROCK GARDEN COVENT GARDEN, LONDON

KEVIN COYNE AND THE OCCASIONALS

Apr 17 1980.

Bob "The Soljenitsin of R'n'R" Ward (guitar), Danny Brown (bass), Peter Wolf (drums)

Side One 46:39

Having a Party 7:03
Dynamite Days 5:04
The Death of Beethoven/The Death of Gary Newman [unreleased] 0:30
Amsterdam 9:00
Mrs Hooley Go Home (KC/AL) 4:13
Brothers Of Mine 3:15
Running Bear/I Love You Because/ Moonlight Bay
Kevin Coyne filling in while Bob Ward changes a guitar string 2:59
Marjory Razorblade Suite 7:00
Tulip

Side Two 46:07

Talk Is Cheap (KC/BW) [unreleased] 3:18
Talk About Love [unreleased] 6:22
Throw It All Away (KC/BW) [unreleased] 4:11
Memory Lane (Part 976) [unreleased] 5:30
Keep it Burning [unreleased, based loosely on Blind Willie Johnson's 'Keep your Lamp trimmed and Burning'] - titled on my tape Somethin's Coming You Way 5:44
Eastbourne Ladies 4:32
Learn To Swim - Learn To Drown (KC/BG) 4:42

Also on tape:-
Memory Lane (Part 12) from John Peel

Don't Make Waves
from the TV Program 1977

Tent
Queen
What's That In The Water
Good Boy
Rose
Talkin To No-one
Don't Make Waves

Thanks one more time to Pete R.
His words:
The Loddiswell recording is my own, as (I think) is the Battersea Town Hall, 
I used to know Kevin around that time and visit him after Sunday lunchtimes "down the pub".

Links in comments!

Cheers Folks!
Poor

KEVIN COYNE - 1977 Beautiful Extremes etc (EAC,log,cue,flac,scans)

Never released as a CD !
What a pity !
Fantastic album !





Pascal said :
OFFICIAL LP: BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 1974-1977
(HOL) Virgin 25527 ET (Ariola 25527 ET), released late 1977.
Kevin Coyne solo and with Bob Ward (guitar)


Something Gone Wrong 3:56 Alvic, Jan 1977
Looking For The River 3:03 The Manor, Oct 1974
Roses In Your Room 4:23 Alvic, May 1976
Face In The Mirror 5:20 The Manor, Mar 1975
All The Battered Babies 3:11 Alvic, APR 1976 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES ETC]
-
Right In Hand 3:40 BBC, Aug 1974
Hello Friends, Hello Everyone 3:47 Alvic, Jan 1977
Mona, Where's My Trousers 2:58 The Manor, Mar 1975
So Strange (KC/BW) 3:57 Alvic, Jan 1977
Rainbow Curve 3:30 BBC, Mar 1977
Fool, Fool, Fool 3:55 Alvic, Jan 1977 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES ETC]


This one is a rare one... Never released as a CD


A fantastic collection of unreleased acoustic and innovative titles recorded when the band was becoming heavier and maybe too "commercial" for Kevin Coyne.


Reissued in UK with two substitutions and a different artwork as:





OFFICIAL LP: BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES ET CETERA
Cherry Red, MRED 43, Feb 1983
Kevin Coyne solo and with Bob Ward (guitar)
Compiled by Eugene Coyne


Something Gone Wrong 3:56 Alvic, Jan 1977
Looking For The River 3:03 The Manor, Oct 1974
Roses In Your Room 4:23 Alvic, May 1976
Face In The Mirror 5:20 The Manor, Mar 1975
Love In Your Heart * 2:49 Alvic, Aug 78 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 74-77]
-
Poor Little Actress 4:07 Alvic, Sept 1978 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 74-77]
Right In Hand 3:40 BBC, Aug 1974
Hello Friends, Hello Everyone 3:47 Alvic, Jan 1977
Mona, Where's My Trousers 2:58 The Manor, Mar 1975
So Strange (KC/BW) 3:57 Alvic, Jan 1977
Rainbow Curve 3:30 BBC, Mar 1977


* from the one man stage show Fat Old Hero, also on the various artists album
PILLOWS AND PRAYERS, Cherry Red Z RED 41, Nov 1982


Never released as a CD





Posted both versions :
01 Something Gone Wrong - 3:56 Alvic, Jan 1977
02 Looking For The River - 3:03 The Manor, Oct 1974
03 Roses In Your Room - 4:23 Alvic, May 1976
04 Face In The Mirror - 5:20 The Manor, Mar 1975
05 All The Battered Babies - 3:11 Alvic, APR 1976 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES ETC]
06 Love In Your Heart - 2:49 Alvic, Aug 78 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 74-77] 6
07 Right In Hand - 3:40 BBC, Aug 1974
08 Hello Friends, Hello Everyone - 2:30 Alvic, Jan 1977
09 Mona, Where's My Trousers - 2:58 The Manor, Mar 1975
10 So Strange (KC/BW) - 3:57 Alvic, Jan 1977
11 Rainbow Curve - 3:30 BBC, Mar 1977
12 Fool, Fool, Fool - 3:55 Alvic, Jan 1977 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES ETC 74-77]
13 Poor Little Actress - 4:07 Alvic, Sept 1978 [not on BEAUTIFUL EXTREMES 74-77]


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

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

Pascal said :
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.

A big thanks for people from Dime for this one !

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100.000

100.000

Thank you Folks for 100.000 visits to Kevin's blog.
It's proof that a great man isn't forgotten.
God blessed you!

Cheers
Poor

KEVIN COYNE - 2002-04-08 Munich BR Lounge Konzert FM @ flac

KEVIN COYNE - 2002-04-08 Munich BR Lounge Konzert FM @ flac







Tracks 01-15:
Date: 2002-04-08 (8 April 2002)
City: München (Munich), Germany
Venue: Studio 12, Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Radio)
Broadcast: Nachtmix Lounge-Konzert presented by Karl Bruckmaier

Kevin Coyne - voc, gt
Harry Hirschmann - b

Tracks 16-19:
Date: 1994-06-29 (29 June 1994)
City: München (Munich), Germany
Venue: Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Radio)
Broadcast: Zündfunk presented by Karl Bruckmaier

Kevin Coyne - voc, gt

01 (Introduction by Karl Bruckmaier)
02 Sitting On Top Of The World (Bob Wills)
03 Black Snake Moan (Blind Lemon Jefferson)
04 Walking The Floor Over You (Ernest Tubb)
05 Crossroad Blues (Robert Johnson)
06 Bye Bye Bird (Sonny Boy Williamson)
07 Down By The Riverside (Sister Rosetta Tharpe)
08 You Win Again (Hank Williams)
09 Death Letter Blues (Son House)
10 Lonesome Valley (Carter Family)
11 (Interview)
12 Oh Happy Day (Edwin Hawkins Singers)
13 Gina (Kevin Coyne)
14 Karate King (Kevin Coyne)
15 (Outro by Karl Bruckmaier)

16 Araby (Kevin Coyne)
17 Moonface (Kevin Coyne)
18 (Interview)
19 Uggy’s Song (Kevin Coyne)

TT: 61:04 min

http://kevincoynepage.free.fr/THE_00s.htm#NACHTMIX
http://kevincoynepage.free.fr/THE_90s.htm#ZUNDFUNK

Thanks to people from DIME for this jewel.

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Poor