This month thirtieth anniversary of Eden, the debut album from the British band Everything But the Girl. The 1984 release went to number 14 in the UK.
The core of the band consisted of Tracey Thorn (vocals and guitar) and Ben Watt (vocals, organ, and piano). Assisting them on the record were Simon Booth (guitar), Bosco De Oliveira (percussion), Charles Hayward (drums), Dick Pearce (flugelhorn), Nigel Nash (tenor saxophone) and Pete King (alto saxophone).
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
After the Fire - Der Kommissar
After the Fire was a British rock band that moved from playing progressive rock at the start of their career in the early 70’s to a more new-wave sound by the early 80’s. The group’s line up shifted a bit over that time but it was always anchored by keyboardist and singer Peter Banks.
Today we mark the thirtieth anniversary of Der Kommissar, a compilation of tracks from three earlier albums along with the new title track. In the US, this was the only release by the group and it went under the title of ATF. During the period covered here, the group consisted of Banks, Andy Piercy on bass, John Russell on guitar and Pete King on drums.
Today we mark the thirtieth anniversary of Der Kommissar, a compilation of tracks from three earlier albums along with the new title track. In the US, this was the only release by the group and it went under the title of ATF. During the period covered here, the group consisted of Banks, Andy Piercy on bass, John Russell on guitar and Pete King on drums.
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