RUBBLE
THIRTEEN
"I'm sending
out an S.O.S., my love life's really in a mess"
Volume 13.
Originally issued in 1989 on the Bam-Caruso label (KIRI
102). It has since been re-issued on Past & Present
(PAPRL 013). Contained recordings from the Polydor and
Columbia labels
The
Buzz
One single,
the A-side is featured here, produced by Joe Meek
Fleur
De Lys
Great band
whose career is far to complex to sort out in this short
space. This was the top side of their fifth single out of
seven. Check out the compilation, 'Reflections' for the
full history and more
The
Boys Blue
Coventry band
who only released one single (for HMV), both sides were
later recorded by The Sorrows
The
Deejays
Not much to go
on here, this was the top side of their second and last
single for Polydor, the flip was the Kinks number, 'I Go
To Sleep'
Southern
Sound
The top side
of their only single released on Columbia, you can get to
here the flip, 'I Don't Wanna Go' on the third volume of
the Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks series
The
Act
This song was
the last of three singles for Columbia. The flip,
'Remedies of Doctor Brohnicoy' was featured on Rubble 17,
'A Trip In A Painted World'
Force
Five
Five singles
from this five piece band all released on United Artists.
They would later become the Crocheted Doughnut Ring but
thats another story......
The
Answers
Two singles
for Columbia, Guitarist Tony Hill would of course later
become a member of The Misunderstood before setting up
the High Tide
The
French Revolution
Not too much
to go on here, previously this was available as part of
the Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks series only in not as
good recording quality
Arizona
Swamp Company
One single,
believed to actually be the Nashville Teens
The
Attraction
Two singles
and both were cover versions, this song was a Stones
number whilst they followed this up with The Kinks,
'Party Line'
Game
Oh what could
have been, Palophone withdrew 'The Addicted Man' after it
got a "thumbs down" on Juke Box Jury and
replaced it with 'It's Shocking What They Call Me'. The
song in question on this compilation was the B-side of
both singles!!
The
Peep Show
Two singles,
this song was the top side of the groups first single.
Check out the Tenth Planet album for more
George
Gallagher & White Trash
This is the
original vocalist from The Poets. This looks like an
unreleased recording as no recordings look to have been
released
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