Might bring the day to a close with this Herberg de Kwlswe found it with these guys
who say:
thismustbetheplace-:This really is damn beautiful. "
Lifelong Roddy Frame fan and sort of appreciated Aztec Camera but Roddy’s solo work is peerless in my belief and have pretty much everything solo. I have mentioned before I am sure but this profile from Kostas over at Urbanaspirines of his time with Aztec Camera in one of their very best albums is most welcome
Enjoy! I did!
Aztec Camera were formed in East Kilbride in 1980 by Roddy Frame and drummer David Mulholland after they had left the punk-inspired band Neutral Blue. Eclectic, intelligent, and well-crafted pop from Scotland featuring Roddy Frame and a rotating band of accompanists. Aztec Camera first appeared on a Glasgow cassette-only compilation of local unsigned bands on the Pungent
Records label, affiliated with the Fumes fanzine run by Danny Easson and John Gilhooly. The band's first United Kingdom (UK) single release was sold in a 7" format by Postcard Records—a Glasgow-based independent record label cofounded by Edwyn Collins and Alan Horne—in 1981. The single featured the song "Just Like Gold" and a B-side entitled "We Could Send Letters"; an acoustic version of the latter song appeared on a compilation album, entitled C81, that was released on cassette in 1981 through a partnership between NME magazine and Rough Trade Records. Frame, aged 16 years, met Collins for the first time during the Postcard period when the latter was 21 years old. . . . . . .
01. It'll Come To You02. Georgia Rae03. Drive South04. Ride Along05. Real Fine Love06. Thing Called Love07. Thirty Years Of Tears08. Riding With The King09. Slow Turning10. Pocket Fisherman11. Bring Back Your Love To Me12. Lipstick Sunset13. The Rest Of The Dream14. Paper Thin15. Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder16. Have A Little Faith In Me17. intros18. Memphis In The Meantime
Wow a longhaired Elvis (Costello that is!) Now we have had something featuring the Rude 5 before methinks but not this set from XRay
Elvis Costello & The Rude 5
Tour Rehearsal - Arlington Theatre
Santa Barbara, California
May 25th 1991
More from the hurdy gurdy man
BANGING! TOON!
In 1977 this album came out and something happened . . . . . . the name of this is Talking Heads
