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Kevin Coyne Babble (Songs For Lonely Lovers) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Babble (Songs For Lonely Lovers) Country: Germany Released: 1979 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1826 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1595 mb WMA version RAR size: 1862 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 180 Other Formats: WMA MOD MP1 MP3 MP2 AAC AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Are You Deceiving Me? A1 2:54 Piano – Zoot Money A2 Come Down Here 2:49 A3 Dead Dying Gone 2:24 A4 Stand Up 2:40 A5 Lonely Man 3:11 A6 I Really Love You 3:03 A7 Sun Shines Down On Me 3:00 B1 I Confess 3:24 Sweetheart B2 3:00 Organ – Jerry Decade B3 Shaking Hands With The Sun 4:04 B4 My Mind's Joined Forces 2:58 B5 It's My Mind 3:50 B6 Love Together 3:40 B7 Happy Homes 1:40 B8 It RealIy Doesn't Matter 3:58 B9 We Know Who We Are Companies, etc. Record Company – Ariola Eurodisc GmbH Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd. Distributed By – Ariola Printed By – Mohndruck Reinhard Mohn GmbH Pressed By – Sonopress Credits Arranged By – Bob Ward , Kevin Coyne Artwork [Additional Artwork] – Ansell Sadgrove Bass – Al James Design [Sleeve Design] – Kevin Coyne Drums – Vic Sweeney Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Producer – Bob Ward Electric Piano, Congas – Paul Wickens Engineer – Al*, Vic* Lacquer Cut By – Porky Piano – Kevin Coyne (tracks: B7 to B9) Vocals – Dagmar Krause Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Written-By – Kevin Coyne Notes Recorded at Alvic Studios Wimbledon © 1979 Virgin Music (Publishers) Limited ℗ 1979 Virgin Records Limited Im Ariola-Vertrieb Printed in Western Germany by Mohndruck Reinhard Mohn GmbH, Gütersloh Catalog number "200 596-320" on sleeve, "200 596" on labels Lyrics sheet inserted Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: 200596 A-1/79S Made in Germany 020 A PORKY PRIME CUT Matrix / Runout: 200596 B-1/79S Made in Germany A PORKY PRIME CUT 020 Rights Society: GEMA Label Code: LC 3098 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Kevin Coyne Kevin Coyne And V2128, V Virgin, V2128, V And Dagmar Dagmar Krause - UK 1979 2128 Virgin 2128 Krause Babble (LP, Album) Kevin Coyne Kevin Coyne And 2933 780 And Dagmar Dagmar Krause - Virgin 2933 780 France 1979 Krause Babble (LP, Album) Kevin Coyne And Kevin Coyne 200 596, Dagmar Krause - Virgin, 200 596, And Dagmar Netherlands 1979 200.596 Babble (LP, S/Sided, Virgin 200.596 Krause Album) Kevin Coyne Kevin Coyne And Festival L37056 And Dagmar Dagmar Krause - Records L37056 Australia 1979 Krause Babble (LP, Album) Pty. Ltd. Kevin Coyne Kevin Coyne And VIP-4099 And Dagmar Dagmar Krause - Virgin VIP-4099 Japan 1981 Krause Babble (LP, Album, RE) Related Music albums to Babble (Songs For Lonely Lovers) by Kevin Coyne Christian Franke - Wenn Du Gehst, Stürzt Nicht Der Himmel Ein Chopin - Liszt, Emil Gilels - Berühmte Klaviersonaten Tony Marshall - In Amsterdam G.G. Anderson - Hallo Du Nostradamus - Love Is The Key Karl May - Der Ölprinz Various - Music Like Studio 54 Karl May - Im Land Des Mahdi III - Im Sudan Mike Linney - Woman In Love Monte Carlo - Love Is In My Heart / Hey Lonely Lady.

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KEVIN COYNE NOBODY DIES IN DREAMLAND TURPINTINE RECORDS These recordings were made in 1972, after Siren the band Kevin was in had split up. Also shortly before his first solo record Case History was recorded. The story behind this record is as follows. Someone gave Kevin a one track reel to reel tape recorder. In his rented flat in Clapham South London where he lived, he recorded these songs. His guitar and harmonica being the only musical accompaniment. It is a stark setting but there is warmth and humour too. While Siren played down to earth rhythm and blues and rock and roll. Every so often there were songs that hinted at the direction that Kevin would travel in during his solo career. For example the first Siren album contains a song called Asylums. Based on his experience working as an Art Therapist at the Whittington Hospital. Here he sings from the point of view of an inmate looking out at the so called normal world. In the 1990s some unreleased Siren material appeared on CD. I felt that Let’s Do It with its poetry and acoustic songs, and The Club Rondo, were close to some of what Kevin would do during his solo career. Anyway back to Dreamland. Some of the songs would appear on Case History. The opening track Black Cloud appeared on his 1984 album “Legless In Manila”. Here the lyrics are slightly different. When Kevin sings about black forms appearing around his bed, it makes me think of the Blind Lemon Jefferson song Black Snake Moan.
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