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and don't forget to check out ARCHIVES:
ARCHIVES PART 1
ARCHIVES PART 2
ARCHIVES PART 3
ARCHIVES PART 4
ARCHIVES PART 5
take a deep look at the end of each part...
1. Castles In The Sky 3:30
2. Broken Hours 3:40
3. Heart Without A Home 5:25
4. Time Is Passing 2:40
5. Circles 7:13
6. November 3:11
7. Colour Questions 12:06
8. You'll Never Know Me/Release 7:40
Taking their name from Bob Dylan's 1966 LP, Blonde On Blonde were originally formed in Newport, South Wales in 1967 by vocalist/guitarist Ralph Denyer, drummer Les Hicks, bassist/organist Richard Hopkins and guitarist/sitar player Gareth Johnson. It was this line up of the band that signed to Pye Records in late 1968 and who released the single, 'All Day All Night'/'Country Life' (7N 17637) in November of the same year. The same foursome also recorded the band's debut LP "Contrasts" (NSPL 18288) which was issued by Pye in mid-1969 - complete with a colourful gatefold sleeve which housed twelve fine slices of psychedelic-tinged progressive rock that earnt the band strong critical acclaim and a slot on the same year's legendary Isle Of Wight Festival which was headlined by Bob Dylan.
By the time of 1970's 'Castles In The Sky'/'Circles' single (EMBS 279) and the LP, "Rebirth" (NR 5049), Denyer had left to form Aquila, who released one album, "The Aquila Suite" (SF 8126) for RCA Records later that same year, after which vocalist/guitarist Dave Thomas took over from Denyer, making his debut on the aptly-titled "Rebirth" LP, which once again was released in a striking gatefold sleeve with liner notes by future Radio 1 DJ Tommy Vance. Richard John (aka Richard Hopkins) only stayed with the band for another year and was replaced in mid-1971 by bassist/guitarist/banjo player Graham Davis. This Davis/Thomas/ Hicks/Johnson incarnation of Blonde On Blonde recorded October 1971's "Reflections On A Life" album (Ember NR 5058) at Monmouth's Rockfield Studios though the lack of commercial success finally took its toll on the band and they went their separate ways soon after the LP's release.
Today all of the band's releases are expensive highly sought after collectors it
Crow People
CROW PEOPLE came from some pit village near Doncaster but they seemed to play an awful lot of gigs in the ‘industrial garden town’ of Scunthorpe.
I first remember coming across them at one such packed, sweaty gig in the mid-Eighties, although when I ran into Mark (who now has a teenage daughter and a career as a teacher) at the Flux gig at the 1in12 in Bradford last year, he told me that we’d actually met a good few years before when I was wandering around the Arndale in Doncaster, trying to sell records I didn’t want to unsuspecting punk rockers. It’s news to me.
Although they only released a couple of records throughout their career, they never got any press attention (apart from the stuff I wrote myself) and were barely known outside our little patch of South Yorkshire / North Lincolnshire, Crow People were a tremendous live band.
I used to get absolutely blasted, sit on the floor cross-legged and spin-out to their chugging, swirling, psychedelic space-rock. Way fucking cool.
I even ended up putting them on in Leeds, at this mad Leeds Abortion Fund benefit at Leeds Poly with the Wedding Present offshoot the Ukrainians and LS6 indie-sirens Sharon. Coming through a decent PA, Crow People just sounded extraordinarily powerful and intense – though the evening was marred when, at a crazy post-gig party at the Sharon girls’ house, one of their knobhead mates from Donny had an argument with his missus and trashed Paddy’s bedroom.
Their lack of recognition always baffled me.
They released a couple of records on Armstrong’s Meantime label but I have no mp3s for you, I’m afraid. I lost my copy of Cloud Songs years ago. Anyone has a spare, or even photographs of the band, well, you know where I am ..
In the meantime, here’s an interview I did with Mark for GRUNT magazine in 1988.
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CAN you remember that bloke in the Wurzel Gummidge stories called the Crow Man? He used to breath life into the raggy-arsed scarecrows and, when the occasion
Iokua said:
OMG I LOVED The Coach... does anyone have teh coach 2 available to download?
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Found Randy Blue's Coach 2 video previewand photo galleryonline. Attached a few photos below.
The video description is pretty hot:
"What if you went out for a job interview and decided you would do anything to get that job? And what if the hot, hunky guys who were interviewing you knew it? When Randy Blue debuted The Coach, in which jock studs Reese Rideout and Chris Rockway pay a sweat soaked, cum filled visit to their old coach, played by Mitch Branson. Ever since then I've been bombarded with requests for a sequel and I'm happy to present The Coach, part 2. It's two years later and Chris and Reese have been inspired to take over the coaching position when the original coach is no longer in the picture. When Jeremy Walker applies for the position of assistant coach, he's led through an incredibly physical interview process. Things get really hot as Jeremy is put through his paces by the horny new coaches and made to perform such physical tasks as showing off his incredible body, doing push ups in nothing but a jockstrap, and doing squats that show off his amazing ass. Things get even hotter when Jeremy comes to the realization that he'll do anything to get this job. Anything at all. Even if it means gobbling a mouthful of cock while getting his ass rammed. The new coaches take full advantage of this eager jock's tight end and his willingness to please. Not only is this video fucking hot to watch, it's also really entertaining. The opening sequence is pure genius, and I have to commend Reese and Chris for coming up with all the funny parts on their own. And Jeremy does a great job of playing along. Don't pass up the beginning just to get to the sex because you'll be missing out on a lot of fun."