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Mojo Presents All The Young Dudes
CD, 2009, Heftbeilage
| Herstellungsland | Polen |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2009 |
| Zeit | 54:43 |
| EAN-Nr. | nicht vorhanden |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | MOJO / MOJ 186 MAY09 |
| Musikrichtung | Rock: Glamrock, Hardrock |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 4 (2 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Künstler/Band | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 54:43 | |||
| 1. | T. Rex | Buick Mackane | 3:28 | |
| 2. | Motörhead | White Line Fever | 2:36 | |
| 3. | Larry Wallis | Police Car | 3:14 | |
| 4. | Mott The Hoople | Thunderbuck Ram | 4:46 | |
| 5. | Twink | Do It '77 [as Twink And The Fairies] | 4:02 | |
| 6. | Gorillas | She's My Gal | 2:46 | |
| 7. | Slade | How Does It Feel? | 5:51 | |
| 8. | Roy Wood | Wake Up | 3:19 | |
| 9. | Be-Bop Deluxe | Axe Victim | 5:08 | |
| 10. | Jook | Aggravation Place | 3:24 | |
| 11. | Bearded Lady | Rock Star [as Bearded Lady Feat. Johnny Warman] | 2:23 | |
| 12. | The Sensational Alex Harvey Band | Midnight Moses | 4:22 | |
| 13. | Count Bishops | I Need You | 2:21 | C |
| 14. | British Lions | One More Chance to Run | 3:31 | |
| 15. | Max Wall | England's Glory | 3:32 | C |
Infos
MOJO | MOJO 186 | MOJO presents | MOJO May 2009 | RESPECT The Value Of MUSIC // A 23 Ears Production for MOJO magazine
MOJO #186 May 2009
matrix: MOJ 186 MAY09
02 - taken from the album 'Motörhead' released September 24, 1977 Chiswick / CWK 3008
05 - taken from the EP 'TWINK And The Fairies: Do It '77' released 1978 Chiswick / SWT 26:
A Do It '77
B1 Psychedelic Punkeroo
B2 Enter the Diamonds
Personnel:
Bass – Danger Sun (Duncan Sanderson)/Member of: Lightning Raiders, The Deviants, Pink Fairies
Guitar – Chris Chesney
Guitar -- Little John (John Hodge)/Member of: Lightning Raiders
Guitar, Vocals – Kid Rogers/Member of: Kid Rogers & The Henchmen
Keyboards – Fingers Faulkner
Drums, Vocals – TWINK /Member of: Aquarian Age, The Fairies (formed 1963/disbanded 1967), The Pink Fairies (formed 1970), Pinkwind, The Pretty Things (1968), Bevis & Twink, The Rings, Stars, Tomorrow, Santa Barbara Machine Head
06 - single 'She's My Gal / Why Wait 'til Tomorrow' released 1976 Chiswick / ns 4
- Gorillas aka The Hammersmith Gorillas [1974-75]
Gorillas formed 1975, London, Greater London // disnaded 1981
Members: Jesse Hector (guitar, vocals), Alan Butler (bass), Gary Anderson (drums), Matt McIntyre
08 - single 'When Gran'ma Plays the Banjo / Wake Up' released January 28, 1972 Harvest / HAR 5048
10 - EP released April 14, 1978 Chiswick / SW 30:
A1 Watch Your Step
A2 La La Girl
B1 Aggravation Place
B2 Everything I Do
11 - single 'Rock Star / Country Lady' released November 1975 Young Blood / YB 1076
Bearded Lady formed 1971, London, Greater London // disbanded 1976
Members: Fred Sherriff (guitar), Johnny Warman (guitar, vocals), Paul Martin (drums), Chris Peel (bass), Clive Brooks (drums), Bryson Graham
12 - taken from the album 'Framed' released January 1973 (Vertigo)
- re-recorded Alex Harvey song
- originally on Alex Harvey album 'Roman Wall Blues' released 1969 (Fontana)
13 - The Count Bishops aka The Bishops [1978-80]
The Count Bishops formed 1975, London, Greater London // disbanded 1980
Members: Johnny Guitar (guitar, vocals), Paul Balbi (drums), Zenon De Fleur (guitar, vocals, 1975-79), Steve Lewins (bass, 1975-77), Mike Spenser (vocals, 1975-76), Dave Tice (vocals, 1977-80), Pat McMullan (bass, 1977-80)
15 - written Dury/Melvin
- single 'England's Glory / Dream Tobacco' released 1977 Stiff / BUY 12
- album 'Hits Greatest Stiffs ' (Stiff / FIST 1) released September 16, 1977: Initial copies of the LP included a free copy of the next single, BUY 12
- Negative Reaction #1 interview in '77: "The song was offered to Ronnie Barker and Warren Mitchell, who didn't like it, and to Max Wall, who did, who did, but who can't get onto Top of the Pops because he took a young lady to Jersey."
- MUSICAL EXPRESS / NME's Christmas party single (FREEBIE 1) released December 1977 (p)/(c) 1977 Stiff Records
A1 Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
B1 Ian Dury& The Kilburns - Two Steep Hills (A Recitation)
B2 Ian Dury And The Kilburns - England's Glory (Live)
MOJO #186 May 2009
matrix: MOJ 186 MAY09
02 - taken from the album 'Motörhead' released September 24, 1977 Chiswick / CWK 3008
05 - taken from the EP 'TWINK And The Fairies: Do It '77' released 1978 Chiswick / SWT 26:
A Do It '77
B1 Psychedelic Punkeroo
B2 Enter the Diamonds
Personnel:
Bass – Danger Sun (Duncan Sanderson)/Member of: Lightning Raiders, The Deviants, Pink Fairies
Guitar – Chris Chesney
Guitar -- Little John (John Hodge)/Member of: Lightning Raiders
Guitar, Vocals – Kid Rogers/Member of: Kid Rogers & The Henchmen
Keyboards – Fingers Faulkner
Drums, Vocals – TWINK /Member of: Aquarian Age, The Fairies (formed 1963/disbanded 1967), The Pink Fairies (formed 1970), Pinkwind, The Pretty Things (1968), Bevis & Twink, The Rings, Stars, Tomorrow, Santa Barbara Machine Head
06 - single 'She's My Gal / Why Wait 'til Tomorrow' released 1976 Chiswick / ns 4
- Gorillas aka The Hammersmith Gorillas [1974-75]
Gorillas formed 1975, London, Greater London // disnaded 1981
Members: Jesse Hector (guitar, vocals), Alan Butler (bass), Gary Anderson (drums), Matt McIntyre
08 - single 'When Gran'ma Plays the Banjo / Wake Up' released January 28, 1972 Harvest / HAR 5048
10 - EP released April 14, 1978 Chiswick / SW 30:
A1 Watch Your Step
A2 La La Girl
B1 Aggravation Place
B2 Everything I Do
11 - single 'Rock Star / Country Lady' released November 1975 Young Blood / YB 1076
Bearded Lady formed 1971, London, Greater London // disbanded 1976
Members: Fred Sherriff (guitar), Johnny Warman (guitar, vocals), Paul Martin (drums), Chris Peel (bass), Clive Brooks (drums), Bryson Graham
12 - taken from the album 'Framed' released January 1973 (Vertigo)
- re-recorded Alex Harvey song
- originally on Alex Harvey album 'Roman Wall Blues' released 1969 (Fontana)
13 - The Count Bishops aka The Bishops [1978-80]
The Count Bishops formed 1975, London, Greater London // disbanded 1980
Members: Johnny Guitar (guitar, vocals), Paul Balbi (drums), Zenon De Fleur (guitar, vocals, 1975-79), Steve Lewins (bass, 1975-77), Mike Spenser (vocals, 1975-76), Dave Tice (vocals, 1977-80), Pat McMullan (bass, 1977-80)
15 - written Dury/Melvin
- single 'England's Glory / Dream Tobacco' released 1977 Stiff / BUY 12
- album 'Hits Greatest Stiffs ' (Stiff / FIST 1) released September 16, 1977: Initial copies of the LP included a free copy of the next single, BUY 12
- Negative Reaction #1 interview in '77: "The song was offered to Ronnie Barker and Warren Mitchell, who didn't like it, and to Max Wall, who did, who did, but who can't get onto Top of the Pops because he took a young lady to Jersey."
- MUSICAL EXPRESS / NME's Christmas party single (FREEBIE 1) released December 1977 (p)/(c) 1977 Stiff Records
A1 Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
B1 Ian Dury& The Kilburns - Two Steep Hills (A Recitation)
B2 Ian Dury And The Kilburns - England's Glory (Live)