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Discography of Fred Frith DISCOGRAPHY OF FRED FRITH This is the sixth version of the discography of Fred Frith. It includes many corrections and a few additions. Following items are: • discography, • records (co)produced by Fred Frith, • bootlegs, • records with samples of Frith's music, • Rift catalogue. Again, we would really appreciate any comments, corrections and extra infor- mations which could improve the quality of this discography. Specially, if people could send us information/correction on: • missing records and tapes, • wrong references (on dates, musicians, etc), • extra references (for vinyl, CD, or different pressings); for example, we are still looking for informations on the following records: • SKELETON CREW: Skeleton Crew (1982 - no label (CT)) • LIVE, WURZBURG, 10/82: Skeleton Crew (1984 - Recommended (SW), ??? (CT)) • WONDERFUL LIFE: Chris Stamey (1994 - East Side Digital, ESD 80682 (CD)) • SIEBZEHNMAL: Michaela Dietl (1998 - Gema (???), ??? (CD)) Patrice Roussel ([email protected]), Stephane Vuilleumier ([email protected]), Michel Ramond ([email protected]). --------------------------------- | DISCOGRAPHY OF FRED FRITH | | January 2000 | |-------------------------------| | by Patrice Roussel | | ([email protected]) | | 2034 NE 37th Ave. | | Portland, OR 97212 (USA) | | Stephane Vuilleumier | | ([email protected]) | | Rosengartenstr. 68 | | CH-8037 Zurich (Switzerland) | | and Michel Ramond | | ([email protected]) | --------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- With very special thanks to: Malcolm Humes, for his Fred Frith discography on which most of the initial version of this one was based. And special thanks to: Andrew Torda [email protected] Andrei Bakhmin [email protected] Philippe Renaud Phil Zampino [email protected] John Shiurba [email protected] David J. Strauss [email protected] Gino Robair [email protected] Mark Jung [email protected] Eric Rutten [email protected] Bill Ellsworth [email protected] Donel Young [email protected] Peter Stoller [email protected] Paolo Valladolid [email protected] Richard Shapiro [email protected] Jonathan Abbey [email protected] Johann Haidenbauer [email protected] Fastian [email protected] Art Cohen [email protected] Merryman Michael [email protected] Ulrich Bomnueter [email protected] Joshua Fried [email protected] David Mandl [email protected] Morgan Fisher Peter Renfro [email protected] Andrew Cimino [email protected] Bruce Liebenberg [email protected] Greg Gunthner [email protected] Herb Levy [email protected] Michael Zelner [email protected] Hal Dean [email protected] Nick Loebner [email protected] Geoff Gray [email protected] Dan Coffey [email protected] Ville Sinkko [email protected] David C. Mason [email protected] Einar Timdal [email protected] Chris Koenigsberg [email protected] Rick Brown [email protected] Jeff Spirer [email protected] T Neale [email protected] Rik Gerrits [email protected] Stanislav Avzan [email protected] Danilo Campanella Allen Huotari [email protected] Jonas Vognsen [email protected] Steve Gore [email protected] James Douglas Knox [email protected] Arto Seppala [email protected] Ross Goodman Henryk Palczewski Gonzalo Patricio Fuentes [email protected] Burghard Ilge [email protected] Guillaume Loizillon [email protected] Matt Weiner [email protected] Chris Cole [email protected] Jean-Francois Masse [email protected] Quentin Rollet [email protected] Patrick Boeuf [email protected] R. Dittmann Jay Tracy [email protected] Ben Raskin [email protected] Francois Tieche [email protected] Artur Nowak [email protected] Caleb T. Deupree [email protected] Fredi Bosshard Fred Frith Takeshi Ohashi [email protected] Steve Bunyan [email protected] Prem Lall [email protected] Sean Terwilliger [email protected] Dale Steven Funtash [email protected] Stan Miller [email protected] Ayse [email protected] John Karpel [email protected] Siegfried Otto [email protected] Jacek Majewski [email protected] Mario Bucci [email protected] Andreas Dietz [email protected] Pat Rice [email protected] for sending us extra material and/or giving prompt answers to our questions. Also thanks to John Relph for his Peter Blegvad discography. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Records and tapes have been listed by chronological order for edition (and not recording). The following records and tapes are listed: • records and tapes by Fred Frith and/or his bands, • records and tapes featuring Fred Frith, • records containing composition(s) by Fred Frith, • records containing arrangment(s) by Fred Frith; the following ones are not listed (we think this would deserve a special sec- tion): • records (co)produced by Fred Frith, • records having Fred Frith as a technical or musical consultant, • records with liner notes by Fred Frith; you won't find anything on extra material like (maybe in a near future ?): • books, • magazines, • interviews, • concerts, • videos, • tee-shirts (even if Shimmy has some very interesting ones !). Some abbreviations: Album Full album release, in one or more of the formats below: LP 12" vinyl long-player (33 1/3 RPM) CD Compact (digital) disc CT Cassette tape DAT DAT, digital audio tape DCC Digital compact cassette tape MD MiniDisc, CD-like optical disc Single Single release, usually from an album, in one or more of the formats below: 7" 7" 45 RPM vinyl 10" 10" 45 RPM vinyl 12" 12" 45 RPM vinyl EP Extended play single or mini-album, usually 33 1/3 RPM CD-3 CD-3, 3" (7 cm) CD single CD-5 5" (12 cm) CD single CS Cassette single Flexi Flexi-disc, usually included with a magazine ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- | DISCOGRAPHY | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- 001 - LEGEND: Henry Cow 1/ Nirvana For Mice (Frith) 4:53 2/ Amygdala (Hodgkinson) 6:47 3/ Teenbeat Introduction (Henry Cow) 4:32 4/ Teenbeat (Frith, Greaves) 6:57 5/ Nirvana (reprise) (Frith) 1:11 6/ With The Yellow Half-Moon And Blue Star (Frith) 2:26 7/ Teenbeat (reprise) (Frith) 5:07 8/ The Tenth Chaffinch (Henry Cow) 6:06 9/ Nine Funerals Of The Citizen King (Hodgkinson) 5:34 10/ Bellycan (Henry Cow) 3:19 Recorded at Manor Studios, May/June 1973 (10) recorded at Manor Studios on November 4, 1973 Geoff Leigh: soprano, tenor, flute, clarinet, recorder, voice; Tim Hodgkinson: piano, organ, alto, clarinet, voice; Fred Frith: guitar, violin, viola, piano, voice; John Greaves: bass, piano, voice; Chris Cutler: drums, toys, piano, voice; Sarah Greaves: voice; Maggie Thomas: voice; Cathy Williams: voice; Jeremy Baines (6): pixiphone; Lindsay Cooper (2): bassoon. 1973 - Virgin (UK), V. 2005 (LP) 1973 - Virgin (USA), VR 13-107 (LP) ???? - Virgin (France), 840027 (LP) 1973 - Virgin-Ariola (Germany), 87738IT (LP) 1975 - Nippon Columbia (Japan), YX-7022-VR (LP) 1979 - Celluloid/LTM (France), LTM 1008 (LP) 1979 - Red Records (USA), RED 001 (LP) 1981 - Victor (Japan), VIP 4153 (LP) 1991 - East Side Digital (USA), ESD 80482 (CD) 1991 - ReR Megacorp (UK), ESD 80482/80492/80502 (3xCD) 1998 - ReR Megacorp (UK), ReR HC1 (CD) 1998 - East Side Digital (USA), ESD 81342 (CD) Note: although present, (5) is not listed on the LP pressings. Note: (10) are only available on the ESD 80482 CD pressing. Note: Lindsay Cooper does not play on the original pressing; she only appears on an edited version of (2) which was recorded in August 1990. Note: the 3xCD set from ReR Megacorp is called HENRY COW: THE VIRGIN YEARS; it is a limited edition (1250 copies) that includes LEGEND (1973), UNREST (1974), IN PRAISE OF LEARNING (1975), a 24 page full color souvenir booklet and a fold-out family-tree. Note: both 1998 reissues (ReR Megacorp and ESD) restore the original mixing and omit the bonus track (10). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- 002 - GREASY TRUCKERS, LIVE AT DINGWALLS DANCE HALL: various artists This record features Camel (side A), Henry Cow (side B), Global Village Trucking Co (side C), Gong (side D). Side B: 21:30 1/ Off The Map 1a/ Solo piano (Hodgkinson) 1b/ Trio (Hodgkinson, Cutler, Frith) 2/ Cafe Royal (solo guitar) (Frith) 3a/ Keeping Warm In Winter (Frith, Greaves) 3b/ Sweet Heart Of Mine (Henry Cow) Recorded at The Manor on November 4, 1973 Chris Cutler: drums, vocals; Fred Frith: guitar, violin, vocals; John Greaves: bass, piano, vocals, Tim Hodgkinson: clarinet, alto, vocals; Geoff Leigh: tenor, soprano, flute, clarinet, recorder. 1974 - Greasy Truckers (UK), GT 4997 (2xLP) Note: all these tracks have been reissued on the CD pressing of CONCERTS. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- 003 - GUITAR SOLOS: Fred Frith 1/ Hello Music 2/ Glass C/W Steel 3/ Ghosts 4/ Out Of Their Heads (On Locoweed) 5/ Not Forgotten 6/ Hollow Music 7/ Heat C/W Moment 8/ No Birds Recorded at Kaleidophon Studios, London in 1974 1974 - Caroline (UK), C 1508 (LP) 1981 - Victor (Japan), VIP 4097 (LP) 1991 - East Side Digital (USA), ESC 80442 (CD) 1991 - RecRec Music (Switzerland), ReCDec 904 (CD) Note: the CD re-issues include all of the Frith material from GUITAR SOLOS 1, 2 and 3 plus material from 1988 previously unreleased. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- 004 - UNREST: Henry Cow 1/ Bittern
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