On April 17, 2000, “Warner Bros” label released “Taxidermy”, the debut Queenadreena album. It was recorded in 1999, at “Orinoco” in London, and was produced by Ken Thomas, Katie Jane Garside, Crispin Gray, Dizzy Q and Steve Drew.
On April 15, 1965, “Decca” label released the self-titled, debut Marianne Faithfull album. It was recorded 1964 – 1965, at “Lansdowne Studios” and “Decca No. 2 Studio” in London, and was produced by Tony Calder.
Personnel:
Marianne Faithfull – vocals
Mike Leander – arrangements, direction
David Whitaker – arrangements
Jon Mark – arrangements
Peter Hitchcock – engineer
Gus Dudgeon – engineer
David Bailey – photography
Gered Mankowitz – photography
Track listing:
Come and Stay with Me – Jackie DeShannon
If I Never Get to Love You – Burt Bacharach, Hal David
Time Takes Time – Barry Fantoni, Marianne Faithfull
He’ll Come Back to Me – Claude-Henri Vic, Michael Farr, Robert Gall
Down Town – Tony Hatch
Plaisir d’amour – David Whitaker
Can’t You Hear My heartbeat – John Carter, Ken Lewis
As Tears Go By – Andrew Loog Oldham, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
Paris Bells – Jon Birchell
They Never Will Leave You – André Popp, Jean-Jacques Debout
What Have They Done to the Rain – Malvina Reynolds
In My Time of Sorrow – Jackie DeShannon, Jimmy Page
On April 7, 2023, “Lucky Number Music” label released “The Worm”. the second HMLTD studio album. It was recorded in 2022, at “Wormhole”, “Pony”, “Dock”, “Hermitage Works”, “RAK”, “Crouch End” and “Sleeper Sound” in Londonm “Mike’s Manhole” in Hastings, “Antart” and “Artracks” in Athens, and was produced by Henry Spychalski, Duc Peterman, Seth Evans and Achilleas Sarantaris.
Personnel:
Henry Spychalski – vocals
Duc Peterman – guitar
Seth Evans – keyboard
Achilleas Sarantaris – drums
James Donovan – guitar, 12-string guitar, backing vocals
Kyriakos Tapakis – oud
Immanuel Simelane – bass guitar
Nicolas Mohnblatt – bass guitar, backing vocals
Andrei Martynchik – drums
Clyde Jabra – additional percussion, engineer
Yannis Kassetas – alto and baritone saxophone
Dimitris Papadopoulos – trumpet
Jim Staridas – trombone
The Sixteen Unnamed Soldiers of the Greek Worm Orchestra – violin, viola, cello, double bass
Kalliopi Mitropoulou – violin, backing vocals
Georgios Kontogiannis – Cretan lyra
Nikos Paraoulakis – ney
Rhys Downing – backing vocals, additional vocal production
Wormlands – Abigail Morris, Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, James Donovan, Seth Evans
The End Is Now – Justin Tranter, Abigal Morris, Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, James Donovan, Jazz Alonso, Nicolas Mohnblatt, Rhys Downing, Seth Evans
Days – Abigal Morris, Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, James Donovan, Seth Evans
Saddest Worm Ever – Abigal Morris, Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, James Donovan, Nicolas Mohnblatt, Seth Evans
Liverpool Street – Achilleas Sarantis, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, Seth Evans
The Worm – Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, Seth Evans, James Donovan
Past Life (Sinnerman’s Song) – Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, Seth Evans, James Donovan
Lay Me Down – Abigal Morris, Achilleas Sarantaris, Duc Peterman, Henry Spychalski, James Donovan, Nicolas Mohnblatt, Seth Evans, Gianluca Buccellati
On April 2, 2007, “Puck” label released “Book of Lightning”, the ninth Waterboys (The) studio album. It was recorded in 2006, at Mike Scott’s home studio, in Vancouver and London, and was produced by Philip Tennant and Mike Scott.
Personnel:
Mike Scott – lead vocal, acoustic and electric guitar, rhythm guitar, Danelectro Bellzouki electric 12-string guitar, tambourine, piano, percussion, loops, sleigh bells, arrangements, sound effects, engineer, mixing
Johnny Andrews – vocals, falsetto
Leo Abrahams – acoustic and electric guitar
Chris Bruce – electric guitar
Richard Naiff – organ, piano
Mike Rowe – organ, electric piano
Ida Nilsen – piano
Richard Naiff – keyboards
Thighpaulsandra – keyboards
Mark Smith – bass
Brady Blade – drums
Jeremy Stacey – drums
Barry Mirochnick – drums
Steve Wickham – fiddle, viola
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet
Clive Deamer – tabla, Introduction
Daniel Presley – backing and harmony vocals
Mark Coates Smith – resonator
Annie Wilkinson – resonator
Pete Min – engineer
Colin Stewart – engineer
Steve Evans – engineer, mixing
Tim Martin – engineer, mixing
Ren Swan – mixing
Dick Beetham – mastering
Phil Smee – cover and booklet design
Steve Gullick – photography
Helge Skodvin – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Mike Scott except where noted.
The Crash of Angel Wings
Love Will Shoot You Down
Nobody’s Baby Anymore
Strange Arrangement
She Tried to Hold Me
It’s Gonna Rain
Sustain – Mike Scott, Ida Nilsen
You in the Sky
Everybody Takes a Tumble – Mike Scott, Anthony Thistlethwaite
The Man with the Wind at His Heels – Mike Scott, Steve Wickham, Anthony Thistlethwaite
In March 1991, “Epic” label released “Unreal World”, the fourth Godfathers (The) studio album. It was recorded in 1990, at “Elephant Studios” in London, and was produced by Steve Brown.
Personnel:
Peter Coyne – vocals
Chris Burrows – vocals, guitar
Michael Gibson – vocals, guitar
Chris Coyne – vocals, bass
George Mazur – vocals, drums, percussion
Steve Brown – engineer, mixing
Nick Robbins – additional engineering
Richard Chappell – additional engineering
Mainartery, London – design
Peter Ashworth – photography
Track listing:
Unreal World – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne
Don’t Let Me Down – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson
King of Misery – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson, George Mazur
Believe in Yourself – Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson
‘ll Never Forget What’s His Name – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson
How Does It Feel to Feel – Bob Garner, Eddie Philips
Drag Me Down Again – Chris Burrows, Peter Coyne
Something Good About You – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson
I Love What’s Happening to Me – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne, Michael Gibson
Can’t Try Harder – Michael Gibson
This Is War – Chris Burrows, Chris Coyne, Peter Coyne
In March 1984, “Virgin” label released “Climate of Hunter”, the eleventh Scott Walker studio album. It was recorded October – December 1983, at “The Town House”, and “EMI & Sarm West Studios” in London, and was produced by Peter Walsh and Scott Walker.
Personnel:
Scott Walker – vocals
Ray Russell – lead and backing guitars
Phil Palmer – lead and backing guitars
Mark Knopfler – guitars
Brian Gascoigne – keyboards
Mo Foster – bass
Peter Van Hooke – drums
Mark Isham – trumpet
Gary Kettel – percussion
Billy Ocean – harmony vocal
Evan Parker – soprano and tenor saxophone
c•more•tone – design
Bob Carlos Clarke – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Scott Walker, except where noted.
Rawhide
Dealer
Track Three
Sleepwalker Woman (Informal title Delayed)
Track Five (Informal title It’s a Starving)
Track Six (Informal title Say It)
Track Seven (Informal title Stump of a Drowner)
Blanket Roll Blues – lyrics by Tennessee Williams, music by Kenyon Hopkins
On March 30, 2010, “Cooking Vinyl” label released “NonStopErotik”, the sixteenth Black Francis album. It was recorded in 2009, at “Ocean Way Studios” in Los Angeles, “RAK Studios” in London, “Studios G.” in Brooklyn, and was produced by Eric Drew Feldman and Black Francis.
On March 23, 1992, “Creation” label released “ Everything’s Alright Forever”, the second Boo Radleys (The) album. It was recorded September – October 1991, at “First Protocol Studios” in London, and was produced by Ed Buller, Sice, Martin Carr, Tim Brown and Rob Cieka.
On March 19, 1974, “A&M” label released “Somethin’s Happening”, the third Peter Frampton studio album. It was recorded in 1973, at “Olympic” and “Island Studios” in London, “Headley Grange” in Hampshire, and was produced by Peter Frampton.
Personnel:
Peter Frampton – lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, guitar synthesizer, piano, organ, drums, percussion
Nicky Hopkins – piano
Rick Wills – vocals, bass
John Headley-Down (John Siomos) – drums, percussion
Hipgnosis – design
Track listing:
All tracks by Peter Frampton except where noted.
Doobie Wah – Peter Frampton, John Siomos, Rick Wills
On March 13, 1983, “Ardeck-EMI” label released “The Sin of Pride”, the fourth Undertones (The) album. It was recorded 1982 – 1983, at “Playground Studios” in London, and was produced by Mike Hedges, Feargal Sharkey, Damian O’Neil, John O’Neil, Michael Bradley and Billy Doherty.
Personnel:
Feargal Sharkey – lead vocals
Damian O’Neill – lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
John O’Neill – rhythm guitar
Michael Bradley – co-lead and backing vocals, bass guitar, keyboards
Billy Doherty – drums
Dick Blewett – saxophone
Dave Price – trumpet
The Rumour Brass – brass
Anne Stephenson, Virginia Howes – violin
Caroline Lavelle – cello
Sylvia & The Sapphires – backing vocals
The Chanter Sisters – backing vocals
Mike Hedges – engineer, mixing
Leo Peppas – engineer
Nigel Green – engineer
Track listing:
Got To Have You Back – Ivy Jo Hunter, Leon Ware, Stephen Bowden
Valentine’s Treatment – Damian O’Neil, Michael Bradley
Luxury – J. J. O’Neil
Love Before Romance – Damian O’Neil
Untouchable – Damian O’Neil
Bye Bye Baby Blue – J. J. O’Neil, Michael Bradley
Conscious – Damian O’Neil
Chain of Love – J. J. O’Neil
Soul Seven – J. J. O’Neil
The Love Parade – Damian O’Neil, Michael Bradley
Save Me – William Robinson, Warren “Pete” Moore, Robert Rogers
The Sin of Pride – Damian O’Neill, Michael Bradley
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