Greasy Truckers - Live At Dingwall's Dance Hall
The cover and gatefolds are enclosed.
The info below is from the usual suspect- Wiki.
"God of Light Revisited (parts one, two & three)"
Peter Bardens – organ, vocals
Doug Ferguson – bass guitar
Andrew Latimer – guitar, vocals
Andy Ward – drums
Side two: Henry Cow (21:50)
"Off the Map"
"Solo Piano" (Hodgkinson)
"Trio" (Hodgkinson, Cutler, Frith)
"Cafe Royal" (solo guitar) (Frith)
"Keeping Warm in Winter" (Frith, Greaves)
"Sweet Heart of Mine" (Henry Cow)
Chris Cutler – drums, vocals
Fred Frith – guitar, violin, vocals
John Greaves – bass guitar, piano, vocals
Tim Hodgkinson – piano, organ, clarinet, alto saxophone, vocals
Geoff Leigh – tenor and soprano saxophone, flute, clarinet, recorder
Side three: Global Village Trucking Company (23:05)
"Look Into Me"
"Earl Stonham (The Gunslinger)"
"You're a Floozy Madame Karma (But I Love Your Lowdown Ways)"
"Everybody Needs a Good Friend"
Jon Owen – vocals, 12 string guitar
John Mckenzie – bass guitar
Mike Medora – guitar
Jimmy Lascelles – organ, piano
Simon Stewart-Richardson – drums
Side four: Gong (20:15)
"General Flash of the United Hallucinations"
"Part 32 Floating Anarchy
Didier Malherbe ("Bloomdido Bad De Grass") – saxophone, gnomophone
Steve Hillage ("Stevie Hillside-Village") – kundali guitar, submarine spiral
Pierre Moerlen ("Pierre De Strasbourg") – drums, overdrive
Mike Howlett ("Mr T Being") – fingerbass
Tim Blake ("Hi T Moonweed") – Cynthia size A, crystal machine
Daevid Allen ("Dingo Virgin") – local vocals, glissando guitar
This record has no timings listed for the tracks, and it's somewhat difficult to determine where to split them, so I didn't.
Also- I zipped side b with side d for the sake of those of you who might want to have Henry Cow and Gong sets but not Camel and/or Global Village Trucking Company sets, which are (in my not-so-humble opinion) of lesser value. You decide.
a,c 1 or a,c 2
b,d 1 or b,d 2
Thanks - and for the bd choice, which was thoughtful
ReplyDeleteI bought this when it first came out, lost it with most of my albums during hurricane Ivan here in Florida. Thank you for posting it. Fans of Pub-Rock will enjoy Global Village, I really enjoyed Gong and Henry Cow (they are in my list of to 10 bands of all time...) years ago I managed record stores in Phoenix, AZ and had the pleasure of having Daevid Allen stay at my home for a week while he was doing a one man singer/poet tour of the states... I have always wished I would had him sign my copies of the Gong albums, but they were all destroyed in Ivan... Kay-Sa-Ra-Sa-Ra... thanks again for this posting.
ReplyDeleteI also bought this when new. I used to just play the Gong & Henry Cow tracks, and it's a record I've come back to many times over the years, but now for some reason I find when I take it out it's usually the Global Village Trucking Company side I play. Maybe I'm getting old! Whaetver, all I'm saying is grab the whole thing while it's going, you never know what you are going to like in 40 years time!
ReplyDeletewow they have told me about this LP.... great surpise
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Thank you for this wonderful Closet of great curiosities. I had never heard about this album before and i'm enjoying it a lot. but i want to thank you for Cage as well. and Foss and a few others like The Walking Tune By Amirkhanian which i really appreciate. Thank you for keeping this up! cheers
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