On March 7, 1994, “Chrysalis” label released “Hit the Highway”, the third Proclaimers (The) studio album. It was recorded in 1993, at “Chipping North Studio” in Chipping North, Oxfordshire, England, and was produced by Pete Wingfield, Charlie Reid and Craig Reid.
Personnel:
Craig Reid – vocals, tambourine
Charlie Reid – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar
Stuart Nisbet – acoustic and electric guitar, steel guitar, mandolin
Tim Renwick – acoustic and electric guitar, electric slide guitar
Jerry Donahue – acoustic and electric guitar
Bobby Valentino – fiddle
Pete Wingfield – keyboards, piano, Hammond C3
Pete Thomas – tenor and baritone saxophone
Raul D’Oliveira – trumpet
Vince Sullivan – trombone
Iain Bruce – bass guitar
Phil Cranham – bass guitar, fretless bass guitar
Kevin Wilkinson – drums
Dave Mattacks – drums
Martin Ditcham – percussion
Barry Hammond – engineer
Geoff Pesche – mastering
Track listing:
All tracks by Charlie and Craig Reid, except where noted.
On March 4, 1991, “EMI” label released “Kill Uncle”, the second Morrissey studio album. It was recorded 1990 – 1991, at “Hook End Manor” in Oxfordshire, England, and was produced by Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley.
Personnel:
Morrissey – vocals
Mark E. Nevin – guitar
Seamus Beaghen – keyboards
Steven Heart – keyboards
Mark Bedford – bass guitar
Andrew Paresi – drums, percussion
Nawazish Ali Khan – violin
Linder Sterling – backing vocals
Simon Metcalfe – engineer assistant
Gino Sprio – photography
Jo Slee – sleeve art coordinator
Track listing:
All lyrics by Morrissey, all music by Mark E. Nevin, except where noted.
On March 2, 2018, “Holy Roar” label released “Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It”, the fifth Rolo Tomassi studio album. It was recorded in 2017, at “The Ranch, Southampton, England, and was produced by Lewis Johns.
Personnel:
Eva Spence – lead vocals
James Spence – co-lead vocals, electronic keyboards, piano
Chris Cayford – electric guitar
Nathan Fairweather – electric bass guitar
Tom Pitts – drum kit, backing vocals
Lewis Johns – vocals, recording, mixing
Dom Wright – recording, mixing
Brad Boatright – mastering
Simon Moody – art, design
Track listing:
All lyrics by Eva Spence and James Spence, all music by Eva Spence, James Spence, Chris Cayfordm Nathan Fairweather and Tom Pitts.
On February 12, 1982, “Virgin” label released “English Settlement”, the fifth XTC studio album. It was recorded October – November 1981, at “The Manor Studio” in Oxfordshire, England, and was produced by Hugh Padgham, Andy Partridge, Colin Moulding, Dave Gregory and Terry Chambers.
Personnel:
Colin Moulding – lead and backing vocals, fretless bass, Fender bass, mini-Korg synthesizer, piano, percussion, mixing
Andy Partridge – lead and backing vocals, electric guitar, semi-acoustic electric 12-string guitar, mini-Korg synthesizer, Prophet V, synthesizer, anklung, alto saxophone, percussion, frog noises, mixing
Dave Gregory – Prophet V synthesizer, electric 12-string guitar, mini-Korg synthesizer, percussion, electric guitar, nylon-string Spanish guitar, fuzz-boxed 12-string guitar, semi-acoustic electric 12-string guitar, piano, backing vocals, mixing
Terry Chambers – drums, electronic drums, percussion, backing vocals
On February 3, 2023, “Memphis Industries” label released “Get up Sequences Part Two”, the seventh The Go! Team studio album. It was recorded in 2022, at “Church Road Studio”, “Howard RD”, “Studio 95” in Brighton, England, “Tempermill Studio” in Detroit, Michigan, and was produced by Ian Parton.
Personnel:
Ian Parton – vocals, guitars, mixing
Niadzi Muzira – vocals, guitars, percussion
Sam Dook – guitars
Adam Znaidi – bass guitar
Jaleesa Gemerts – drums, percussion
Ninja – vocals, drums
Deanna Wilhelm – vocals, trumpet
IndigoYaj – backing vocals
Jessie Miller – backing vocals
Nitty Scott – backing vocals
Star Feminine Band – backing vocals
Rian Woods – backing vocals
Matt Colton – mastering
Luke Insect –design
Track listing:
All tracks by Ian Parton, except where noted.
Look Away, Look Away – Ian Parton, André Balaguemon
Divebomb
Getting to Know (All the Ways We’re Wrong for Each Other)
On December 7, 1992, “Barclay” label released “Tostaky”, the fourth Noir Désir album. It was recorded in September 1992, at “Outside Studios” in England, and was produced by Ted Niceley, Bertrand Cantat, Serge Teyssot-Gay, Frédéric Vidalenc and Denis Barthe.
Personnel:
Bertrand Cantat – vocals, guitar
Serge Teyssot-Gay – guitar
Frédéric Vidalenc – bass, backing vocals
Denis Barthe – drums, backing vocals
Avril Mackintosh – guitar, mixing assistant
Graig Sangster – guitar, mixing assistant
Edgar “De L’Est – vocals, acoustic guitar
Isabelle – vocals, acoustic guitar
Eli “Laï Laï” Janney – voice
Andy “Nightingale” Baker – backing vocals
Ted “Che Caruso” Niceley – backing vocals
Eli Janney – engineer
Andy Baker – engineer assistant
Yohannes Camps-Campins – design
Anton Corbijn, Philippe Lévy, Philippe Prevost, Xavier Cantat – photography
In November 2012, “Operation Seraphim” label released “Invicta”, the fourteenth Enid studio album. It was recorded August – October 2012, at “The Lodger Recording Studio” in Northampton, England, and was produced by Max Read and John Godfrey.
Personnel:
Joe Payne – vocals
Max Read – vocals, guitar, engineer, mixing
Jason Ducker – guitars, engineer
Robert John Godfrey – keyboards
Nicholas Willes – bass, percussion
Dave Storey – drums, percussion
Bob Read – cover art
Track listing:
All lyrics by Joe Payne, all music as noted.
Anthropy – Robert John Godfrey, Max Read
One and Many – Robert John Godfrey, Max Read
Who Created Me? – Jason Ducker, Robert John Godfrey, Max Read, Joe Payne, Dave Storey
Execution Mob – Jason Ducker, Joe Payne, Max Read, Dave Storey
Witch Hunt – Jason Ducker, Robert John Godfrey, Joe Payne, Max Read, Dave Storey
Heaven’s Gate – Jason Ducker, Robert John Godfrey, Joe Payne
Leviticus – Jason Ducker, Robert John Godfrey, Joe Payne, Max Read, Dave Storey
Villain of Science – Jason Ducker, Robert John Godfrey, Joe Payne, Dave Storey
On November 30, 2009, “Hypertension Music” label released “Life Goes On”, the tenth Gerry Rafferty album, and the last one released in his lifetime. It was recorded in 2009, at“Icon Studios” in East Sussex, England, “Studio Miraval” in France, “Blue Wave Recording Studios” in St. Philip, Barbados, “Parkgate Studios” in Sussex, England, “Chipping Norton Studios” in Oxfordshire, England, “Tye Farm”, “The Hit Factory”, “Skibo Castle” in Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland, and was produced by Hugh Murphy and Gerry Rafferty.
Personnel:
Gerry Rafferty – lead, harmony and backing vocals, acoustic, electric and high-string guitar, piano, electric piano, organ, synthesizer, programming
On November 29, 2004, “Secret Records” label released “Our Last Album?”, the 13th Toy Dolls (The) album. It was recorded in 2004, at “Trinity Heights Studio” in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and was produced by Michael Algar.
Personnel:
Michael “Olga” Algar — vocals, guitar
Tommy Goober — vocals, bass
Dave “The Nut” Nuttall — vocals, drums
Chris Hunter, Chris Wright, Decca Wade, Dave, Lee Right, Gareth, Tony Van Frater, Mick, Neal – backing vocals
Fred Purser – engineer, mixing
Ciaron Lee Marlow – design, photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Michael Algar, except where noted.
Our Last Intro?
The Death of Barry the Roofer with Vertigo
Cheatin’ Chick from China
Davey’s Days
No One Knew the Real Emu
I Gave My Heart to a Slag Called Sharon from Whitley Bay
On November 25, 1985, “4AD” label released “Spleen and Ideal”, the second Dead Can Dance studio album. It was recorded September – November 1985, at “Woodbine” in Warwickshire, England, and was produced by John A. Rivers, Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry.
Personnel:
Lisa Gerrard – vocals, all other instruments
Brendan Perry – vocals, all other instruments, art direction
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