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EDITOR Eleanor Levy PROOUCl'ION EDITOR Kevin REGULARS Murphy FEATURES EDITOR Tim Nicholson NEWS EDITOR Robin Smith OESICN Ian Middleton and 4 INDEX: The Primitives, Beloved, Terry Hall, Jim Steinman, the world according to Ja.n,c Phillips REVIEWS EDll'OR loltnny TSP Moore and a daft Tracy Chapman top 10 Dee BABBLE: More pop garbage with the Pop Detective CONTRIBUTORS Tony Beard. 12 J 8 Ben'ISlein. Phil 17 REVIEWS ChL-cseman. L)'SCUC Cohen. 0:urcn Crook. Tony f'arsidcs, Singles: Reviewed by Kevin Murphy Craig Ferguson. Muff Lives: Gloria Estefan, Jesus Jones, The The, The Pasadenas and KC Flightt Fil2g,crak1. Tooy Flcldlcr. (eSl~n George. Malu llal.isa. Albums: Liza Minnelli, The Wonder Stuff, Tracy Chapman, The River Detectives + James Hamilton. 1im Jeffery. Alan Jones. Vic Murshall. more Chris Mellor. TSP Moore. Vision On : Yahoo Serious interview Paul Scxtoo. Tim South¥o➔cu. Andy S1rickland. Lisa Tilst,on, 27 THIS WEEK: Your guide to the new releases, tours, what's on TV, new films, Chris Twomey. Geoff Zeppelin videos + much, much more EDITORIAL SF£RE1'ARY 32 LETTERS Melanie Wiffcn PUOTOGRAPHERS Eugene 33 DANCE: Adeva, Ce Ce Rogers and Ice T amongst others Adcba.ri. No,r:nan Andcn;oo. Viccori.a Bl.ad:ic. Benjamin 37 DJ DIRECTORY: Jammy Hammy and his scitterry jitterry humpy beat thangaround FrCfl(h. John lnglede"'·· Susan 40 THE RECORD MIRROR CLUB CHART ' . Moore. Barry Plummer. Joe Shuner. Martyn Strickland .. 41 X-WORD Sieve Wright DISPLAY & CLASSlflP.D 42 CHARTFILE: More vital statistics with Alan Jones AllVERTISMENT MANAC f.R 43 CHARTS: us 45s, us LPs, us Black 45s, Musie Carole N<>r"cll-Read SENIOR ADVERTISMEIIT Video, lndie 45s, lndie LPs · REPRESENTATIVE Trocoy THIS WEEK'S CHART: Analysed by Alan Jones Rogc~ 46 AD PRODUCTION 47 THE GALLUP CHART MANAGER Tony Dixon CROUP ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER Grah>m Bond PUBLISHER Lynn Ked
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the lleloved are one of the few bands to have successfully ditched their guitar sensibilities for a drum machine, and still I write Intriguing, potent songs with charader. 'The Sun Rising' . ' • is their latest single and a gloriously haunting acid groover It is too. • • • John Marsh and Steve • Waddington's happy knack of writing great songs started deep In the mists of the mid Eighties with the Peel fave 'One Hundred Words' and 'This Means War', a damning attack on the confrontational policies of the Tory Government. At the time, the Beloved was a group with a healthy New Order fetish, but 'Forever Dancing' was a dramatic departure that received critical acclaim as well •t as being featured In the film 'Sammie And Rosie Get Laid' . Such Is the excitement at ,_ towers about the Beloved that their next projeded single, a witty little number named 'Hello', has been greeted with a completely unprovoke display of enthusiasm. Thia Is far cry from the days when members of the banc:f depended on supplementing f,heir l!leagre Incomes by offering their services aa human guinea p!gs. Pumped fl of untried drugs fo y large amounts of Y they came through •~ce relatlv unscathed, ~h orlglnat fine-up ale four TRACY CHAPMAN 'CROSSROADS' TOP TEN
1 'Motel Colifornia' the Eagles 2 'Born Sandy Ric hardson Devotionol' Triffids 3 'Stond By Me' ' Benny' King 4 'My Amy Turtle Is True' Elvis Costello S ' Miss Hugh Mortimer Much' Janet Jackson 6 'Stand And D e live r' Adam Chance & the Ants 7 'This One' Mr Paul M cCartney 8 'Miss Shughie McPhee Nights' Cliff R ichard 9 ' Don't Let Meg Down Gently' th e Won der Stuff 10 'The Doris Luke Of Love' A BC Compiled by the Residents E A R B E N D E R s
Andy Strickland I N D E X 'Missing' Terry Hall (forthcoming Chrysalis 45) 'Laughter' Mighty Lemon Drops (forthcoming Chrysalis LP) 'Trick Of The Ligh( The Triffids (Classic oldie LP track) C 0 N T I N U E D
Johnny Dee 'Missing' Terry Holl (forthcoming Chrysalis 45) 'Reel Wild House' Raul Orellano (BCM 12 inch) 'Condlelond' Ion McCulloch (Womer Brothers 45) THE WORLDACC ORD ING TO TSP MOORE Tim Nicholson This week TSP Moore dips his hand in the purple pants of 'Standing There' The Creatures (Polydor 45) Prince and finds " a strange combination of erecti- and 'Rent' Liza Minnelli (Epic LP track) resurrection''. 'The Sun Rising' Beloved (WEA 45)
ne day in June 1958, a demonstration that Prince's bosic Prince wos 'Cock O' The North', re11rlu11 ('nJkrr i,,; heavily pregnant Ms Mattie arithmetic leaves a lot to be whose strange combil'lotion of fHIP of //,()."/(' O Nelson awaited delivery of desired. Coll me old-fashioned, but erection ond resurrection caused one • 11111.'lfriaus 11•/,o lnul her holiday snaps in a Minneapolis where I come frpm "two thousand critic to dub him "a $Chizoid little lo l't'lllflill ill lftt' maternity wgrd. J~$f before her mo zero" is 200000, making his twit with The 6ible in one hand ond IJ11ckp,ro1111tf poppi,,f! up contractions began her husband New Year celebration in 1999 his dick in the other." Golly. A 11011· mu/ fl{!ai11 to lu•/11 heard her mutter "One day my hopelessly premature. backlash hod been brewing since he out tlu• bip 1u111w,.; ,rltilr prints will come''. II was a simple In 1985, walking with bodyguard refu,ed to contribute lo 'USA For rPln1si11J! 11·rll n 1 r~fr,,(/. misunderstanding on his port that Thick Lumpsbury, Prince hod a Africa' unless they wrote it but l111rd(1· millimr .w,lfiu/f., hos kept a generation of music mystical vision. In it, a man in a 'uso4ofrico', He was olso criticised r<•c·m·th,· i11 !,;,.., owu ri;d1t. writers in hackneyed sove,eign block cape and o funny pointy for entering some dubious musical ,llo11f! willt hi.-; luuul llw derived headlines. eared mask told him to lock himself alliances, such as the time when, S O 'Cl,wk Shflt/011·,,, At the age of away in his Po isl ey Scarf studios, looking up Sheila E in the phone :z; llrr11du11 lta1t br,•11 five he ran away never give infervfows, write songs book, he arranged by mistake lo dOJtJ!Ptlf1· .,;fuf'k iu 11,,, rm from home and about God, gather o huge harem worlc with Sheena E. Still, it wos -== iutlrprmlt'III f,P l'f1,11rl of moved into the of recording artists named ofter worth it just to hear the wee lassie ~ fafp ll'itl, his 1•1um,1·1110111,· basement whe,e, spacecraft like Appollonio and trill the line "come inside my sugar Z di.«· of l'fllfter uip,· over the next Vanity 6. first fruit of the new walls". t·o1111t1:li/olkl rm·k 11.·!til'I, month, he would c:.::i JN1/11r1•.,;, w11h11p>.·/ <>llu•rs. acquire = f:'rir ( '/((p/fJu • .llurk proficiency on 20 /,11111,fft•r """ Tfluila instruments, all ~ TikftJ-rtt11! but one of them I musical. Todoy he ploys 23, although it is frankly best not to ask about the new ones. It wos in the basement !ha t he absorbed his later influences: lhe mania of Jomes Brown, the erotic dondyism of Hendrix, and from George Clinton the towering platforms tfnat would enhance his 4'6" frame. Before reaching teenogerhood he hod already released two studio albums, o double live LP, a four•port TV mini•series and a range of proticol yet stylish loblewore. The following year the world was treated to lhe first real Prince LP, 'RU24AQUICK1 i•, with extensive coverage of self-abuse, and utterly bormy lyrics, The trend was continued in "N-n-n-1999", with seagull nois-es, o blistering cover of 'Little Red Rooster', and a
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"· lt'., ,wt tl_,(' cm;tumary lmu:l,time JJCN1111IJ/e for the last remai/li11;; bt111<111a :vo;d111rl iu the rm c1mlrt•11. but a N sl,oekiug•. r,•fra::.y " nud possib(l· def!rtuli111( out lt1ke from the tJilf,,1, fllr Prmdoro :, Bo.1· 's , THE blovv monkeys e11011p:J,. she had to eru/un> ll cont/ >Jll(lkf btiup tlauglnl ubnul lier p;r,,011. T/11•11, " /Jermtiful ll'hite horse, spedal~r· traiued to ig11orr fire. boltetf al the i/0111ul of the plny!Jftck of the •ingle awl promptfr· dumpnl /11 •0 rfr(t''s worth of nose 1,ag ult over the set. Phell'! ll'il/ the_-..• e,:er show ii. we wmul,1 r. 1tll,_-.·be ii 't; one for /Jemtis N11rd1•11 ·., SC'rttpbook. 10 R NI E L L s M I s s N No, we don't mean the White Hori lone moinman's finally done a runner, instead we here at rm ore rather pleased to see - and hear - new material from our favourite 'Mr M isery', Terry Hall. Terry seems to hove dispensed with the Colourfield moniker ond releases o single 'Missing' in colloborotion with Blair Booth ond Anouchko Grooe in o week or so. A ploin ti ve tole of bygone love, the sort of thing thot Terry does better thon anyone else, tongue planted in check with o chorus that swings irresis tibly in o 'Raindrops Keep Falling On My Heod' sort of woy. If there's still o ploce for this sort of gentle pop, then we reckon Tory's on his woy to o huge comeback hit, Of the few extra tracks we've sneoked a hearing of, there'5 even o gente ska shuffle on 'Lucky In love'. Welcome bock Tel, hope the bock', better. H A T The question on everyone's lips ot the llloment is Who, or whot is Oh Well?' Whot we koow is thot it is a r;.ecord and it is on artist. We also know thot it is completely brilliant and a surefire hit. Toking ifs main theme from on ancient Fleetwood Moc record, it bounces along with more life thon a hyperactive kangaroo on o hotplate. Any more is purely rnniP.dnrP. m nohndy S,eems to know anything about the peoplo concerned. Judging by the woy Black Box look. moybe irs better if it stoys thot woy. RN'\1'1 artteS. parties. part,es! Gloria Estefan after Wem•ber,lee Donch")USthateml The best thing py13ma party! Our spy also reveals that P 'bout parties ~ be,ng invited then he was aghast at the sight or Chris at least you know yoo could have Quentin (wearing a sexy big buckled gone 1( you'd have wanted to. I was leather ,acket with Weatherfoeld market BABBLE 1n ,nv1ted to a party honour of a new style elasticated waste) S110gging and a TV programme (or the over•s1xt1es this canoodhng with Shirl's s,ster Dee THE POP DETECTIVE ON THE week! Why! Maybe they th,nk lhat Lewis, Plus Gary ·walking whde I'm PROWL because I'm a btg fan of the greatest talking' Davies chattlng to Andy performer that ever wore a catdy - Crane chatting to Stmon 'I'm Simon hip thNS11ng Andy Williams - that Parkin' Parkin and Tony 'one of I'm a btt on the wnnkly s,de. The the lods' Gregory which didn't help cheek. Anyway I couldn't go 'cause I the cheese and onion quiche go down :i: ,.. Who is f....,k Slcle""" was up m Manchester m1x1ng. mmghng too well. anyway? Well, he's this bloke that and loolong susp1oous w,th those baggy Corrinne 'hedgehog' Drewry z ~ likes to wear a big papier mache. jeaned ondie types at the A Certain from Swing Out Sister " th• head and sing cover versions of Ratio party.Former Smith Mlke ·a month's celebnty model 1n the high chance to mention Morrissey· class Tar/er maga:,ne. A couple of :II, <:) Qyeen m.p. Fr~nk h~i b«n to .. Brighton, Blackpool and even Joyce was there p1ck,ng at the vast months ago Tim from the fr,sky pop Ill U Wem-be.r-lee. He's held hands array of continental cheeses a"CI band Fra:zler Chorus modelled with Debbie •streetwise' tw,glets along with the natty lnspiral nude Ill the same mag w,th a three "z,.,. < Greenwood, he's met the Queen, Carpets, Tony 'Jobwatch' Wilson, inch CD over his Tom Jones .. Craig Charles, Barney Sumner, More modelhng tat . . . Fellow 2: Ill he's got Timmy Mallett's .. z telephone number and he makes Martin ·T-shirt salesman' Wonder Frazier Kate has taken up posing 0 Airlix kits in his spare time. Stuff. Basil from Yargo and for a p..1,nter weat,ng medW?Val armour ~ 0 Frank is big friends with nearly apparently Don Johnson! Down on (true!) . . Phil Collins used to everybody in the fantastic world sw1oging London·s partyland Jerry model kn1tt1ng pattern ,umpers , , < II: of sho,biz from Frank Bough to Hall got on famoosly W>th Robbie Ben Vol-au-vent Perrier Ill % Gaz T <>pP (in fact, he's been to Coltralne at the Eurythmics appeared sn Freemans catalogues both of their houses for tea) so shindig. Paula Yates spent the before becoming the ontcrnationally < ~ he gets up to all sorts of rock 'n' whole evening nibbling on a chld:en loved and respected tap-dancer he 1s 0 z roll mayhem like plaiing (that she'd brought herself because she today • . , Sting appeared as • hunk Z Ill Monopol-y, making farty noises feared the grub would all be Venerulan oo a beach ,n a ~2 R NI TV commercials. Why dont they ask (ol'gtveness. COOKING WITH the Wonder Stuff' Some pop babies , , , Pat v,ol1nsk1' THE CHILDREN'S TV Queen Latifa was meant to be Kane·s wife, Joan. gave birth to a PERSONALITIES appealing at ·S:h1nd The 8eat"s launch bounc,ng bairn named Grace (71b party out she couldn't fioo her 2oz) . Liz Frazer and Robin Week by week this whadcy passport. Let's hope she finds it ,n Guthrie brought a My Cocteau collection of recipes from some of time fo, the De La Soul suµport .,,o this big misty world or ours last today's most idiotic people builds dates (her new LP ,s Just so squashy). week and gave it the nd1CUlous name itself into a fine booklet of And now a sad story involving of Lucy - will she ever hve 1t down, whacky food for whacky people. Duran Duran. The boys why couldn't they have given her a This week whac;ky Michaela comll'IISstoned a top Amencan aftlSt to normaJ name hke Fifi Tnx,belle 'whacky' Strachan from TV's design the cover f0< their next concept Bune,scotch or sometl'vng? whac;ky kids programme •wac 90', album, •t was so expensive ($6 miflion Roland Gtft is turning into a bit who is fancied by old people as worth of SQtJlggles) that a record of a heart•thl'0b 1n Amenca where he well as four year olds, te lls us compatiy employer 'v\tas hired to escort is being mobbed by teenybrats how to make Creamy Orange the artwork from LA to Brna1n. he wherever he goes. I sympath1Se with Crumblies. arnved at Heathtow, took a cab to you Roland. I know exactly how you "Hit I'm Michaela Strachan and the record company and feel. Meanwhile 1n Bntain Kylie 'F-ly I'm going to tell you how to whaddayaknow left the cover 1n the me' Minogue stated her undying lust make Creamy Orange Crumbly iaxi. Oh well, for the Fine Young Cannlbal last Wumblies. Right, then, oh whoops, This week's news or oddball seasonal week and new band Bandcrous hehehehehe. Get some orange releases There's a 'Ne,ghbours' Signed to London records because "we crumbly biscuits - or any kind of Xmas s,ngle planned, entrtled 'Old thO R Iv\ ~3 M+ RM + ■ THIS AUTUMN ms THE START OF THE NEW GCSE MATHS SYLLABUS. IT'S A CHALLE NGING NEW COURSE, FOR WHICH HAYING THE RIGHT CALCULATOR Will BE MORE tan IMPORTANT THAN EYER . SO IN OUR CAPACITY AS THE WORLO'S LARGEST CALCULATOR X yx MANUFACTURtl, IT'S HARDLY SURPRISING THAI SHARP HAVE THE PERFECl ANSWER . THE % If YOU ·wANT TO PASS GCSE I:x GET A CALCULATOR THAT ALREADY HAS. NEW SHARP El531H. WITH FEATU RES LIKE 61 SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICAL FUNCTIONS, AN cos INDEPENDENTLY ACCESSIBLE HEY MEMORY ANO A MEMORY SAFEGUARD IT'S SPECIFICALLY ◄► DESIGNED ANO APPROVED FOR GCSE. WHAT'S MORE, IT COMES IN ITS OWN DURABLE FLIP· TOP PLASTIC CASE, SO II CAN HANDLE A FAIR AMOUNT OF GBH , TOO. THE HEW SHARP AT ONLY £7.99 IT'S DEFINITELY WORTH A CLOSER EXAMINATION. ■ 1 S. A~GOS, 'II. H. SMHH AMO LfAOIN6 STOCKIIIS. SHARP CALCUL, ATORS re's a large treadmifJ rn the middJe or Tina Turner's villa which 5he works out on to keep her incredibly well preS "I want to start something etse before It gets t- late" 16 R NI years it appears they've discovered Yello and Gerry Anderson. Tribal drums and urgent synths that were so effective on 'The Race' reappear SINGLES alongside the 'Scingray' cheme and Slouxsic's swing wailing. 'Scanding There• is another beguiling look REVIEWED BY KEVIN MURPHY into Siouxs-ie's pop world and well worth the wait. but don't worry il you don't like ic. there'll be another single along in 1995. -NUNIERO of bananas. A, smooth a.s a James SHAKESPEAR'$ SISTER -DRA.NIA! Bond chat up lint:, .ss slick .u a 'llun SIient' BELOVED UNO Fred Astaire dance routine and as 'The Sun Rising' ON WELL dass:y as Edward Vll's wardrobe, ""For all those wl1o thought that as Hugh Harris a tortured soul wtA 'Oh We ll' rs soon i.i Siobhan left the Bananas voice that caresses and haunts. Memories of It's lmmaterial's 81GHIY SIGHT she'd make a right fin of things, 'Driving Away From Home' flicker This meaty, b R Iv\ "17 THE THE Apollo, Maldlester Reminiscent of the Stretford End on a good day It wu hordly surprisi11g th>t tonight's audi .IUUS .IONU Astoria London Cosmic! like a lightning bolt. a tla;a& backdrop hall, pop's new meulahs in •II their glory. )esu, Jones are not so much godhke os demonic - here to wre>k evil re,enge on the doubling Thomases who beloeviod 'Info Frtako' - the debut vinyl incamonon - was their foncn hour. Instead, the Jone$ boys caused hi.voe with slabs of sonic guitar, gravelly vocals, almou-runky drJms and inter-planetary samples that had ut on our knees begging for mercy. 'Broken Bone,• crushed the non-behevers with a foendoshly lethal cockai ol stinging guitar and Alban>ln chor>l sampes (I lod you not). 'Song 13' wos lnolltmt, Rducttwe and the k,nd o( groove that oottl so much sex you'd gladly sell your soul for • 1>ne. Cuts hke the sneering, slren,blased 'Wh>t Would You Know' and the spaced-out 'What's Going On' were wrers from thelr debut album 'Uquidtzer' - chopping up trad pop w11h glee and putti11g it through the mincer. The wicked males. Bring It On Down', 'Never Enough' and the hypnotic 'lnlo Freako' NCre pumped out woth dtvilosh deliehr And whu s1nacr Horace lacked i11 one.liners he made up for with the most heavenly pop profile sln<;e Pete Murphy fim bared his cheekbones. With the jooes gang lurki11g In their larder. Food Records arc armed and dangerous - stocked up lor the cum ol the decade, come hell or high WJ.te<. Steph Mdlir:h ■ I• '18 R M 1HE PASADINAS sponsored biSS solo dul'lng what became christened "The Bloody flie Town And Country Long Song' with barely a Club, London synchronised wave in sight. Introduced to the sweat so-akcd For a band whose reputation sell-out crowd by Kid Jcl\sen and was built on sharp moves and his amating tcchnicolour drcamcou, haircuts, their dishevelled show The Pasadcnas looked a touch drab lacked a certain panache. as they skipped on stage in their The singles 'Ridin' On A Train' Henry Ford rcgul3tion black. though and Tribute?' livened chings up a the van with all their leather bit as their well practised routine$ jackets had obviou.ily got lost en got an outing. but even these route, seemed tired. though the suave I've always thought of The 'Enchanted Lady', with its finger Pasadcnas as an energetic Stylistics.. clkkin' routine. came as a subtle with their ability more contra$t. concentrated on their feet than On their day The Pasadena$ are their tonsils. Unfortunately, they a $lick and intoxicating pop band. don't seem to share my opinion, as unfortunately chi$ wasn't the day. we were forced co endure a kevln Murphy GIGS BKO PRODUCTIONS PRESENT IN ASSOCIATION WITH CAPITAL RADI(~: REGIN · BELLE PLUS THE , ; STEVE WILLIAMSON QUINTET PLUS SPECIAL GUEST SUNDAY 22ND OCTOBER AT 8PM SATURDAY 21 ST OCTOBER AT 8PM HAMMERSMITH ODEON, LONDON W6 HAMMERSMITH ODEON, LONDON W6 nckeb £9.SO & £8.SO lrom Box Office 01·748 408t 24 hr Credit Cord Holllne 01·319 4444 Tie:kels £9.SO & £8.50 110m 80)( Ottie:e 01-748 408\ 24 1\1: Credit Cord HOl!lne 01·3'9 4444 Keith Proww 01-741 89&q. P80 01·240 0771 Slorg1ee1i 01-734 8932 A<;enev tie•e•i SI.IOIK' 19 QQQ1t1f19 loe Keilh Prowse 01•7418989. PBO 01•240 on1. 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Male, Martin to the Stateside smoothie 'I Can't and the Ban Thing - foor · Say Goodnight'. shaggy-haired youths with cheeky 'Results' is a massive record that grins ;md greasy skins, gawd bless contains just about everything you 'cm➔ 'Hup' is their follow up to could ever want from a pop LP their much acclaimed debut 'Eight combined with Liu's refusal to legged Groove Machin~·. Whereas wear a leather skirt and do a ils predecessor was a noisy. plucky Sonnie Tyler impression. The poppy affair: •II brash and n•ughty greatest triumph is the least rock like the sneer on Miles' chops ·n· roll moment imaginable. A lush during that period. "Hup· fflows a symphony lays a bed of roses for growing maturity and TRACY CHAPMAN Liza's heanwrenching rendition of 'Crossroocls' thoughtfulness. The snotty, grotty 'Rent'. proving just how good that but lovely powerpop or old song i:s. , Wl,A remains.. but is merety pan of a It's a result. ■■■■½ Tim Into a grimey congested chart. last year fell the solitary Tracy Chapman. much larger, psychedelically•scrcakcd, Nicholson With dean acoustics, strong lyrics, and vocals to haunt your heart, she multi~dimcnsional sovnd that echoes h.1d a resounding effect. This second album is not a new departure. Beatles-type bits and Monkees-sc:yle THE RIVER DQECTMS Having caused the rift, it seems she is paving a steady path - building charm; the Sixties and Seventies 'Saturday N)ght And and progressing. bu( not deviating. raided for good ideas which are Sunclay Momng' The album as a whole has a warmer feel, but it's not until you come subsequently kicked around and to 'Be Careful Of My Heart' that the sensitivity and pure acoustics shine Wt.A re-molded by Eighties site IO Doc through strongest with purity and simplicity, creating stark dignity. Subtly, Marten$. The songs have become No. not another Scottis pop band ndies and vaguely The lyrics are tougher. The love songs introspective. talkin' 'bout how Bathroom', 'Them, Big Oak Trees', threat:ening guitars.. epitomls~d on she feels., never why. The white man gets a bashing as does the black in the single 'Don't Let Me Down, the bt"eezy ·sweet Jane· pastic.114? of 'Material World' - having dared to earn money in the society whk:h she Gently'. a piss-take ailed 'Good the single 'Chains·. coodems in the clever 'Sub City'. 'Freedom Now• is the Mandela tribute. Night Though' which rip.s the The instant band is an but does not really stand apart a.$ anything speciaJ. rotten rotted 'Stairway To Heaven· understandable COUr$e for a duo, it The reality of Tra.cy Chapman has been C:$tablished with chis album. She to shreds and the totally brilliant worked for The Proclaimers. has got to the bone and lik~ a troubled spirit, looks set to bum for an 'Let's Be Other People' which uses consisting of a songwriter/guitarist eternity. ■■■■ Fl-a Austin wah wah powered gui tar to suck and dn,mmer. But. s.urprisingly, It's your bnin out through yoor ears.. when Sam Corry and Dan O'Neil Lovely! A dozen lumps of grooviest shoulder tho full burden and one or two novelty singles. From Defiantly non•commcrcial, and withi Wonder dlspen$C with che frills that they're the party atmosphere of 'Toros' more than a hint of The Banshees, Melt-1 - at their most effective. and 'Quisier"a' to the pathos of and Bow Wow Wow, the 'Cube's not-in (12" VERSIONS REMIXED BY SHEP PETTIBONE) RM 2-. icture this. You're doncing around a gypsy We're not denying what we've done before, but caravan in the twilight, rattling a I'm 27 years old and it doesn't seem relevant for Ptambourine, when a sudden hairy guitar riff me to be skipping around like o gypsy any more from heaven' turns all the fairies, sprites and ... Hoving said that, the video for 'Road To hobgoblins in the meadow into real people Your Soul' is full of bloody gypsy referencesl It's domouring for your attention. got us trundling around in this gypsy caravan Do you pretend not to notice? Or do you just oubide Reading - and I'm afraid the gypsy ideas admit you've grown up? came from me! Thonlcfully All About Eve, long reviled ond "But when it comes down to the lyrics, they're ridiculed for their espousal of the fanciful and the not peopled with sprifes ony more, they're about romantic, have chose~ the lotter course. A year's real people. You con still feel escapist when absence hos wrought many changes in the Eve you've grown up o bit so that element is still very camp and the new single, 'Road To Your Soul', much there, but I think it's more qualified, more with ib metallic riffs, belting rock chorus 'n' oll is honest. When I wrote stuff like 'Gypsy Dance' and a mere taster of fine things to come from their 'Flowers In Our Hoir' I really believed in it, so it second album 'Scarlet And Other Stories'. Gone, still stands, but if I wrote it now I would feel like or at least subdued, is the naive whimsy that I was conning somebody, doing what was portrayed All About Eve as bormy nouveau expected of All About Eve." hippies; instead there's maturity, r-eolism and some 'Scarlet And Other Stories' is less a fairytale damned good tunes. than a slim volume of short stories. "Jrs o little theatre company on vinyl!" soys redit must 90 to lyricist, singer and chief folionne. "The lyrics ore more stories this time, so tambourine shaker Julianne Regan for in o way it's passing the buck, it's not always Csteering clear of the fairy foobteps that what I think or feel. Thene ore more characters mode their debut album an occasionolly with their own dialogues, but I'm never writing embarrassing listening experience. about a situation I couldn't understand, so I find it "People were expecting this heavy, depressing believable to adopt that role. Some of the second a lbum," she soys. "It's not like that, but characters really come to life." there's a lot more substance to it. Two years' The songs couple these real life toles with some living experience hos gone into it, and only a fool seriously beefy guitar whic:h should forever dispel doesn't leam from that. the notion that All About Eve ore ethereal, "The firs t album was more fantastical. On this delicate or in any way airy-fairy souls. one the lyrics aren't drab, they still deal in the "There is this impre.ssioni of me as being o kind of words I'd use before, but I think the thinking man's bimbo Yfith these mertie minstrels content is more palatable. It's more tangible, so it around me, and it's quite for from the truth," soys might mean more to more people." Julianne. "I was never running around fluttering my It might also lay the ghost of the eyelashes saying 'Please like me because I'm sweet nouveau-hippy-folk-goth past to rest. · and no'i've', and all the time looking how much "That hippy stuff died out ages ago and it's no wos in my Hali/ox book. I'm not a particularly longer relevant to us. This album is out in the sweet and sugary person but it's coricotu1e - world soon, but it's been in us for years, so it's everyone thinks Morrissey', a miserable bastard not about sweeping the past under the carpet. and I'm sure he isn't . . . not all the time! But All About Eve h ave been called a i ry fairy hippies, b u t their n ew s ing le, 'Road To You r Soul, sees them g r owing up and indulg ing in som e b eefy n ew sounds. L isa Tilston takes off her dai sy chain you think of Morrissey ond you thinlc of misery; think of me ond you think of fairies ond clouds. Thot's obviously only one focel of my personolity!" he moin force tho! keeps Julianne's feet on the ground is the merrie minstrels Tthemselves, guitorist Tim Briche RM 2 3 Gloria Estefan •IS the Cuban queen of pop. Outselling Prince and even Madonna, she's fulfilled the American G 0 0 D dream of a poor immigrant w-ho became a multi-millionairess. But behind her success she says she's a I M E 'very shy person and can.'t even bear to ,watch her performances on video. Bob .. Mayron says hola THE RECORD MIRROR I N TERVIE W It", a , mrnge•bu1-truc fa 1·1 1Uia1 bit singles. Now she's a dotes on their cigl11-year·old son person. A coral stoue and glass there HI'(" n;ore Cubans living in megastal' thru,ks 10 1hc Na yib - are noth i11g like the villa, fi lled with 150 varieties of )liruni Llu:m tliere are in Cuhc:1. charHoppin g success of her solo stormy reports or Ms Ciccone's palm LTees, it's a feast fo r the Thc,c refu~ccs fro m Castro's LP. 'Cuts Bot h Wavs', the 111bloid existence. In foci. Gloria senses, a place to relax, an romm11nis1· ii;lancl :2~10 mi les smash., hits, ~0011·1 \Vfl nna Lose has done more 10 clean up 1lic island hideaway. T he only real awa, live and \\'Ork in aud You' and 'Oye Mi Ca1110'. and image of her adop1ed home 1han evidence 11ha 1 this house belongs arm;nd Calle Od,o (Eighth he,· scll -ou1 UK shows. ·Miami Vice' ever did to ta ruisli to one of the us·s bo11es1 pop ,;trer11 in 1he Sou1 h West People are actuall y 1:,dli ni it. causiug former Pl'esident siars is the American .Music "'('t.~Uon of 1l1c ciLv and t>kt• 0111 Gloria Esrefon ·the cleru,-livin,; Reagan co rave that she and the Award and British Songwriter or a ren~nt,blf' exisleuce iu the Madonna ', and, l101tering as tlw1 band were ··•a fine example of The Year Award which take laud of Ilic fret•. Some huve may seem~ she's had enough. the new li umanism in Miami"! pride of place on the li\f'rl up 10 the Amcricirn dn~~.1m urm gcuiug bored hein~ Gloria's so well respected here mantelpiece of 11,e family room. and he«·oiue millionairf"s. Ool compared lo Madonna," she sa\'S ln Miami t..har tfuw re-named die "That's mv favourite award," onli ouc has surpassed 11ie in her eudea ring Speedy stree1 where she ,.;sed l (i live she says fo11dling 1he sta1ue1te dream - ,he ~)ucen or Latin Conzales•t)1)C acc·e111 . " We're Miami Sound Machine Boulevard. from Britain. ~~ IL meam; a lol t.o Pop. Gloria E, 1cfa n. ver\' different.'" We meel her a l her two me to ht'- recognised a.s a. l.a.,1 , ear :3 I• vcur-uld Esiefon CertaiJ1ly Gloria's much million pound Hdream house~, on songwriter. It means even if ,._.u ,.,old \1adonn~. Prinrc, Cit.er publirisecl happy marriaie t0 Star lslancJ. lrnlfwal' between don't sing any more I can keep an,! Fl,·ctwoud J\lac in 1lw Miami Sound Machine\ fo under Miam i aud Miami ileach, which wriling and other people- can ' Ult~. nnrl f'i nnlly broke d1rou~h and producer Emilio Estefiu, and is' obviously the refuge of a veri· sing my songs. !1111 not chinking t.11,· LI\. witl1 a s11,-re-,sio 11 of w her wholesome family life - she successfol\ hut very private, CONT NUID ''I'm getting bored being compared to Madonna'' ,aoM PAGI :&5 of stopping s, nging yet, but off we hit tl1e deck. They had " But I hate looking at myself. what if 1hey hate me rive or 10 quite " laugh about that: Then I'm embarrassed. I used to be vcars from now? You never in Chile they caught a mru, very shy and I knew that in know what they're going to going into the llrena with a order to become a better think.,, car-load of plastic explosives and performer I wou ld have 10 In the luxurious surrowacli.ngs shot him on sight." watch iapes of myself - bu t it of her iiland home, Glori:, seems IL must have been a relief is such a painful thing. I sil a mill,on miles away from the whe,i Gloria and the band with my hands over my eyes poverty and hardship of her rinallr fou nd success in less peeping through my fingers. I chilcU1 ood. Li 1959, when she dangerous lerritories. lt was never read iuterviews chat I clo, was just (lllC year old, her ·198'1's ' Dr Beat' - their first or watch ltve shows on video. I family fled Castro's l'Cgime to English language song - which don't even listen to my own set up a new life in America. introduced them tO Europe and records. I really like chis last " My family lost everything in rinall y America. Nowadays their album, and I don't mind the revolution," ~he says quietly. hot, saJsa disco sound - listening to the whole thing, but On their &n·ival in Minmj , her '1-2-3\ •Cor,ga', 'O>•e Mi Canto' other a lb1.un$ . . every time I fad1er, fose Fajardo, who hacl - and pretty, emotive ballads hear tl1em l think I could have been jailed ror two years lU - ·Can't St.~y Away Fr<>m You', done it better. I guess I'm Castro's Cuba, joined the US 'A11 ything f or You', 'Dor.'t extremely selt-critical." Army and was sent to Vietmur1, \Vanna Lose You ' - have Despite the glamour of chart where he was a victim of the seduced almost every no1io 11 m success,. the const:l nt touring ,rnd deadly nerve g~s Agent Orange. the world. the awards - or rather, because Gloria spent most of her teenage HEvervoue c.:1 11 identify with or them - Gloria is very rn uc:h years nursing him unt il he died the ballads 1he world o~er," a homebody. It's not rhat she in 1975. Gloria explains, " because they're has fo und it hard lo adjust "So I djdn't have ' a childhood. about universa l emotions. As for' from refugee to megastar,. it's I missed out on the srnge where the dant,e music:, people CM just th,tt she doesn't much value you become aware of becoming enjoy, have [un and forget to the trappings of fame. She may a woman. I was fa t. very shy. I the infectious Afro-Cuba n be able co afford a cook or to wore glasses becanse I was ver)' rhythm . lt~s p1·imitive music and eat out every night at one of near-sighted. My hair was kept it speaks to everybody." Miami 1 s chic resk'l.ura nts,. but short . " With each sucr.cssful year, she'd much rather make dinner The amazing tronsition From Clotia has been pushed more herself. fa t, shy teenuger to svelte and more into the Ii meli ght, " I make homemade pasta in superstar performer is due less with the result that EmiGo now natural tomato and basil, lots of to wonder diets and grea t stays home with Nayib while Gubru1 food, like chicken and managers~ and more LO her Gloria is out touring. This shift rice with onions and garlic, husband of 1 ·1 years. ''If it of emphasis - the new LP is ,·eally naturnl tasting d,shes wasn'1· (or Eniilio I would noL simply credited to Cloria Estcfau . . " and she happily r.eels off' have come this far or looked - and the pressure thal fame a list of her t'avom·ice recipes. this good," she says. " He's the brings clearly worries her. And although being fomous is one who pushed. When I didn't " I don' t mind losing my sometimes a real hassle, Gloria thi,11< I was bea utiful, he did. privacy so much because I has found that fame does have When I didn't think I could get spend a lot of time at home, its advantages. up 011 stage, he made me. My anyway, but the fact that " I've just bought this new car, husband is entirely responsible everyone hos an opinion about n blark Nissan 300 ZX, whicli (or 1nv success.n what I do, what l say, what I is the fastest car l \ 1e C\1er SuCCess came fi rsL lu Latjn look like, is hard. It's hsrd to driven/' she enthuses. HThe day America, as the Miami Sound have to take d,c criticism that I goc it l decided to take it out Machine l'ecorded onl)' in comes with being in the for a spin. I was on the Spanish. I fer amaziug spollighL I'm human, I get hurl , expressway and since it's a fast professionalism on stage these and I'd rather not know about car, I thougbt I'd step on it. days is clue to those Clirly tour, it.,, Now, the speed limit is only ~ in Central and Soutl1 America, It 's also something of o 55mph, but I was goi,1g 70, 75, 8 where anything could happen, re\1elation that d1e woman who and I got $topped by An ! and frequently didl parndes around on stage in unde.rt,over cop car with two ~ " In El Salvado,· I had three raunch)' leat her chaps fi nds ii poltcemen in it. When one of bodi'guards with sub-machine almost i111possible to watch her them (~tune over Lo me., not onl y !:I guns wi1h me all the time," she own videos or listen to l,er old did he recognise me, but the § says. "We'd hear gunrire all day records withoul cringing. other cop turned out to he ,, /;; and one night they prepared a " My favouri te v,cleos ru-e guy who used to play in a band ~ s1>ccial h eworks display as a 'Anything ror You', ' Hhytlnn Is with rne when I was younger. S1 surprise. UnfortuJlately nobody Gonna Get You', and 'D•>n' t " I got lucky, what ca,1 I tell i warned us and as the)' all went \Vanna Lose You \" she ,ays. you?" tHIS WEEK NEWS LISTINGS BY ROBIN SMITH TV + RADIO BY .IOHNNY DEE R E E s Qvee11 release their single 'Scandal' on October 9. lrs the fourth single to be token from their album 'The Miracle' and the flip side feorures the previously unreleased track 'My Lile Has Been Saved'. A specially engraved 12-inch version will a lso be available featuring Queen's signatures. What will they think of next? El-11N 101, whose last single 'Talkln!J With Myself' deserved to be a mega hit, release their new 45 'Tell Me When The Fever Ended' on October 9. The flip side features an instrumental version of 'Tell Me When The Fever Ended', while the 12-inch has a 'raggamix' of the song, The Ulac Time release their album 'Paradise Circus' on October 9. The album features their lost single'Ame rican Eyes', and other tracks include 'The Girl Who Waves At Trains', 'The Lost To Know', a nd 'Work For The Weekend'. Katelvsh releases her sixth studio album, 'The Sensual World', on October 16. The album has 10 new songs Including 'Love And Anger', 'Between A Man And A Woman', 'Never Be Mine', 'Rocket's Tail', and 'Deeper Understanding'. Roxette follow up their hits 'The look' ond 'Dressed For Success' with 'Listen To Your Heart' out on October 9. Already clambering up the American cherts, 'Li,ten To Your Heart' is token from Roxette's second album 'Look Sharp!' and the flip side features a special Swedish mix of the song. The Dogs D'Am-r look set to swagger into the charts again with their new single 'Trail Of Tears' out this week. It's taken from their album 'Errol Flynn', and the flip side features 'Pourin' Out My Heart'. The Advenrures will be bock in action on October 9 when they release their new single 'Washington Deceased'. The bond proudly claim that their single 'Broken Land' was the most ployed record on Radio l lost year, and their third a lbum i\ due for release at the end of this year. The Blue Nile release their second album, 'Hats', on October 9. II comes a staggering five years after "' their last LP 'A Walk Across The Rooftops', and tracks include 'From A Late Night Trai,.;', 'Saturday ..,~ Night' and 'Over The Hillside', ~ Yhe 11,ompMn Twins release their album 'Big Trash' on October 9. The LP features 10 songs including 'Sugar Daddy', 'Queen ~ Of The USA', 'Bombers In The Sky', and 'Dirty Summer's Doy'. Ice T releases his third album, 'The Iceberg/Freedom Of Speech', on October 9. Produced by Ice T with Afrika Islam, the album features the current single 'Lethal Weapon' and other tracks include 'Ya Played Yourself', 'Peel Their Caps Back' and 'Freedom Of Speech'. Clouck Chillout, who's a bit of a happening young dude on the New York rap scene, releases his single 'No DJ like Chuck' on October 9. The fl ip side features 'I'm Lorge' with on in$trumental version of 'I'm Large' on the 12-inch. Adeva releases her single 'I Thank You' on October 9. It's a remixed version by Paul Simpson of the song on her debut album 'Adeva', which has now gone gold. Adeva has also lined up dates at the Prestatyn Soul Weekender on November 4 followed by the London Town And Country Club on November 10 and 11. Cllmle Fisher _release their album 'Coming In for The Kill' on October 9. The album fearures their latest single ' Facts Of love' and other tracks include 'fire On The Ocean' a nd 'Don't Mess Around'. rm DIA.RY T u R s who's on where this week WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 The Mighty lemon Drops, Southompton University. Tracy Cha-n ploys o couple of long awaited shows ot the London Royal Albert Les Negresses Vertes, Bristol Studio. Holl on November 15 and 16. Unlike the acoustic shows she ployed in london lo,t Ramones, Manchester International II. yeor, Tracy will be occomponied by o full bocking bond ond fickels ore on sole from The The, London Town And Country. the box office and usual agents. Debbie Horry, London Borderline. Carmel, Norwich Eost Anglia University. River City People, who release their single 'Say Something Good' Del Amitri, Trefore,t Polytechnic Of on October 9, have lined up a monster tour with dates at Leicester Wales. FIL..v. University October S, Bangor University 6, Manchester UMIST 10, Debbie Horry, London Borderline. Glasgow Fury Murrays 12, Edinburgh Venue 13, Inverness Hayloft 14, Dundee Dance Factory 15, London Borderline 17, Gun, Ayr Pavilion. This Week's Releases Loughborough University 18, 'HENRY v· (Cert /5) THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 Birmingham University 24, If you'rt- not aware that Kenneth NO SPLIT Stoke Keele University 25, Les Negre,.es Vertes, Warwick 'Olivier' Dranna_gh has plunged from Salford University 26, Mid University. the stage headfirst into prodm.•ing, Reports that TIie ■--- ore splitting Glamorgan South Wales Dogs D' Amour, Buckley Tivoli. directing and acting in hi~ first mm. up hove been officially denied by their The The, Hockney Empire. Polytechnic 27, Liverpool then dig your head out of ihe sand. record company, but the girts will be Highlanders, Glasgow Fury Murray, Polytechnic 28, ·Henry V' is a melodramatic slice of toking o breok from each other and Debbie Horry, London Borderline. ham that contairL~ so much acting a rld so doing some 10lo projects. Aerosmith will be ploying yet many C\ilmiliar t\u.-es chat you t·an·, see "There is no spMt," soys a another dote at Wembley Areno on FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 the blood for the armour or the chins for spolcesperson for CBS. "Basically they November 26. Tickels ore ovoiloble The Mighty lemon Drops, Leeds the beards. have been on the rood for 18 months from the box office ond usuol agents. Polytechnic. LllrrJ' Oli vier's original film is safe in ond they need o rest." Del Amitri, Nottingham University. its position as the blueprint for celluloid Bonglels Susonnoh and Michael will Marla McKee has lined up a Primol Scream, London ULU. •Henry V', but Brannagh's harder, be making 1010 albums, whae the others string of dates, playing Les Negresses Vertes, Manchester more realistic Henry hns its phu:e in our catch up on all the episodes of II. Birmingham Edwards October l~ternotionol lives. A film that is too easy to hate and 'thirty10mething' the/ve been missing. 18, Nottingham Old Vic 19, Ramones, Leeds University. too good to dismiss. They should all be bock together again Dogs D' Amour, Birmingham Manchester Boardwalk 20, in oboul o. year. Hummingbird. London Duke Of York Theatre Debbie Horry, London Borderline. 22, Newcastle River5fl11 24, Cormel, Sheffield Polytechnic Edinburgh Assembly Rooms 25, Glasgow Cotton Clwb 26, ., Liverpool Bluecoat Arts Centre 28, London Duke Of York Theatre ~., SATURDAY O(TOBt:R 7 29, Leeds Irish Centre 31, Leicester University Nove m&e r 1. ,-,. Mighty lemon Drops, Newcastle ; ~ -< University. .Zodiac Mlndwarp And flte Love Reaction, who ore due lo release a new Del Amitri,london Town And Country. olbum soon, will be ploying two undoubtedly very sweaty nights of the London ~ Les Negresses Vertes, Cardiff University. Murqv~t! on Oclo6t:1 25 und 26. ~ Ramones, Birmingham Hummingbird. "' Debbie Horry, London Borderline. SUNDAY OCTOBU B Mighty lemon Drops, Edinburgh Coasters. VIDEO Del Amitri, London Town And Country. Ramones, Bristol Studio. This Week's Releases Dogs D' Amour, Portsmouth Guildhall. •TWIN!>' (CIC/ Debbie Horry, London Borderline. D~nny DeVilo and Arnold Schwar1. 28 R NI. TELEVISIC>N llBCJ 9am T u R. s This week pop pumpkins Bros and Wet Wc1 a up WIDNISDAY ' OCTOBER 4 We t smile lot a nd pick the Rough Guide To Careers pho nes. lllJC2 6.50pm Rapido This week: how 10 get ahead in the Julio Ford'-, who releases her second album 'Porcelain' on music businl·ss. featuring the lende r BBC2 7pm October 9, has lined up a tour and she'll be playing Dublin help and advice of. amongst others. Designer boredom with Texas. National Stadium October 25, Belfast Mandela Hall 26, Cork haggydelia with Stone Windy James (who is not a bimbo). Mancunian Conolly Hall 27, Leicester de Montfort Hall 30, Hammersmith Roses and intellectual jazzychat with Odean 31, Birmingham Alexandra Theatre November 2, Bradford Best or Star Test Jo hn Laurie. St Georges Hall 4, Norwich UEA C4 12.-I0am 5, Weymouth Pavilion 7, Natalie Cole faces the VDU p,·obc. Film: Urewstcrs Millions Brighton Dome 8, Warwick Arts Oooh err! BBCI 9.05pm Theatre 9, Manchester Apollo Srnrring John C,indy and Richard Pryor 11, Newport Leisure Centre 12, as shopaholics trying to \\1.-iste three Oxford Apollo 13, Glasgow million buck:,. in a mildly amusing kind Pavilion 15, Edinburgh Queens o f way. Hall 16, York University 17. Club Cullurc TN111SYlslon V-,p hove odded 14 C4 10.45pm extra dotes to their tour ploying J::imie Rose examines the wonderful Aberdeen Music Holl October 15, world or house mu.sic UK style and its Glasgow Borrowlonds 1 B, Sheffield City roots in Chicago and New York with Holl 20, Newcastle City Holl 22, musical noodles from s·Express, The Manchester Apollo 24, Hanley Viclorio Bcatmastcrs, Bomb The Bass, Kym Holl 25, Hammersmith Odeon 29, Poole Mazelle and Cold C ut. Arts Centre 30, Newport leisure Centre Nove mber 1, Aston Villa Leisure Centre SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 5, Exeter University 7, St Auslell THURSDAY OCTO BER 5 Coliseum 8, Dublin The Point 12, Belfosl Top Of The Pops Juke Box Jury BBC2 6.40pm Ulster Holl 13. IHIC I 7pm French and Saunders. Frnncis Rossi lntroduccd this week by Steve Wright and of Swing Out Bob Mould, the ex-Husker Du and Ja kki Brambles. Corrinne Dn·wry Sister are this week's gw:sts. man, will be playing some dates at Cardiff University November ~ 22, London Astoria 23, Portsmouth Polytechnic December 8, : Bluckadder Goes Forth Film: She's Been Away Manchester International 9, Sheffield Leadmill 10, Birmingham .,, BBCt 9.30pm llllCI 9.05 Burberrles 12. ;; T he 8CCOnd episode of t he new series. 0 The Screen One black comedies in which Captain Blackadder br('a<.·hcs :> continue, this one looks rather good (in Edwyn Collins will be toking his long legs on tour wilh doles ot Reading University ;::; regulations by eating a messc rlg.t:r. a Rich Tea biscuit sort or way). s1arring Oclober 17, Birminghom Burberries 22, Liverpool University 24, Keele University Peggy Ashcroft ::is a crumbly intcnl on 25, Glasgow Povilio n 26, Stockton Dovecot Arts Centre 27, Nottingham Trent FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 caush,g family mischief. Polytechnic 29, Manchester International 30, Brighton Zap 31, Uxbridge Brunel Laurel & Hardy Universily November 2; Sheffield Polytechnic 3, Northampton Roodmenders 4, BllC2 7.10pm Film: Abou1 Lasl Ni~ht London Town And Country 5. 'County Hospital'. one of their best llllC2 10pm shorts, the one wi1h 1hc boiled egg and Rob Lowe stars in this fi lm which is Inspire! Carpel$, who have been cleaning up the independent nuts. basically abou1 ·gelling off' with your charts with 'Find Out Why', have lined up some fun packed dates mates· girlfriend (Demi Moore). Bit of at Cardiff Venue October 23, Aberystwyth University 24, Son Of The Incredibly SCrange Film a stiff! Lancaster University Sugarhouse 26, Leeds Polytechnic 27, Show Nottingham Trent Polytechnic 28, Bristol Bierkeller November 2, C4 10.30pm MONDAY OCTOBER 9 London ULU 3, Widness Queens Hall 4, Keele University 7, Much l>elter than the fi rst series. 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John Oliver, Plymouth John Pelham, Scunthorpe LETTERS • very kind of you. .Althcugh Curt and Roland are probably not scrapped for , couple of WRm TO RKORD MIRROR, WDGAn HOUSI, 245 GAZ V MOZ bob, no-one could accuse cnem of llACKFIIARS ROAD, LONDON SH 9Ul ■On May 23. I 984 I went Out and be;ng thrifty wJ'th their wad. They bought a copy of The Smiths first spent a fortune on 'Seeds Of Love' album. What did I t>,,ar? A possoble and if you're accusing them of bejng collaboration between some obscu(e uncharitable what about Sport Aid? St> 3:2 RIV\ D A N C E EDITED BY TIM .IEFFl!RY T ce T is an ongry young man on t e dear of controversial issues, he's olreody Idrug deolers ond gong violence on the stree Now he's odvoncing the Stop The Vii lence movement, single-hondedly, with his latest hordcof tOF! offock on the knives and ammunition. h His smouldering new single 'Leothol r.,eopon' lays it on slreet-smort kids who think getting ohe~ ~ ns getting a Ws a storlc ond sensible contrast to th · I neighbours from LA. NWA, a nd the Ptfil "You're dumb, stupid, ignoront ond bli'\clt to o fv riocs bockbeot of bross, throbbin As a mouth-watering !osier to his lliird ~ Weapon' reveals Ice T's pen to be mightier. :Z.1'1Qnl s "I want to arouse questions ond mar.ke people• --··aJngi and Bono ond Neil Young. They're ni t giving a al o"l'Ql u "Hordcore rap, real rap, will olwo>i sell, 'cause ifs telling know when they heor a. The artist jusl hos to hove the infegrity to soy what believes." Richie Blackmore GUITARRA T/,e~ incl. the Hit Single "THE REAL WILD HOUSE" r~ BCM RECORDS U.K. UNIT 2/SEVEN OAKS WAY BCM ORPINGTON/KENT BRS 3SR RECORDS DISTRIBUT ED BY PINNACLE RAUL ORELLANA-GUITARRA-THE ALBUM BCM 314 LP/ BCM 314 CO/ BCM 31~ MC RM 33 ROGERS AND OUT •Ce Rogen i• only known for 'Some Doy' in the UK, 10mething D A N C E thoY• set to chonge pretty shorpi•h ii the mon gets his way. "I love oil types of mu•ic - do••ical, gospel and r'n'b are the thing• C 0 N T I N u E D C I love mo•t," he soy•, alreody bristling with a mixture of bewilderment ond di•beliel at my reckle•• suggestion thot his new olbum is nothing more than a •el of moinstreom •lu•hy bollod$. "Everybody know• thot the Je,.ey sound is big in ~ritoin, but Block America i•n't buying house, and ii won't. They've hod it all before with the Philly Sound," he os•ert•. "They went crazy for 'Some Doy' in New York ller~, · itt1111ri11J:! rm'.,,; IT WAS and on the East Coo•t, but I was unknown in my home town ol Cleveland, ,'ilJ/1"'ll'ftfll r·al~,· jifH' NOTHING, Ohio. Gospel and r'n'b ore my roof$ - iY• the only real dramatic way I . nf11111/ t/1t• t•lhi,·.• of REALLY U con feel music.. There was no woy I was going to make on olbJm of pullinj! oul yl'f ,moflH•r ,'iiuftlt• house music." from lt!,•ra ·.-. 11/lmm. ti,,-, rf•rortl The up-beat 'Forever' may be the new single, but Ce Ce'• in no doubt rm11p1111y hurt• t/111~(11/(1· o• to what he reolly loves - the love bollods like the olbum'• 'Lonely Girl'. _(o((mr,,d tlu• 0 l'm a dossicoUy trained musician. I con ploy. Compare Colonel Abrams tr,•utl l,,•~1111 hy with Fronk Sinotro - who'• •till going? I've performed on o level where ,,,,,, '"'·•~:,· there'• no hype, ond I did my album my own way. I'm a long term •inger ·Tftrifft,r' I~,· - I hove the confidence." ./1111,•1 ·.-. hrollu•r. Phew. Phil a.ee-n 11111/ 1111/t,11.v/11•,I 11 11,•w . ld,•,·a ..,;,,/!/,', .\'of 'f!tilP ti,,• ht>xl llt'II' lrflf'f.: ii/I th<' album - t/111/ lto11m1r f""·• 1o ·r,.,.,,, .If,, lli;,.ht' - •f 111twk J'o,,. i ...;, 11mwllu•ft•. ..;.1, fht• II/OX/ olu·iow, rlwi,·,· .for tlw dmrt.,. ft'iffl i/K f,,irf-f111t·k .ft•t•f fllUl di.•WO ler111i11;t.x (it"x flu• ,,,;frin;r,,.; t/111/ ~;,,,, thnu ttll'ny N't•1:1· ti1111•). />l'l·luifJ-' t/11'.1· w,•rt• ft fillft• Um t1ppn../u•1ud1•p al lltt• n,ron/ 1·01111u11~,· lo lnmhf,, lltt•ir ruther fiwthri;d1t arli.-;f for i;ome 11,•11· mafrriu/. l'nu ·, .w,.1· u·e 1,/,ww t/11•111. !'hi/ ( '/w,•.•w11u111 3 4 RM COOL CUT 5 I I THANK YOU Ade,,. Cooltempo 2 FOR SPACIOUS LIES Norman Cook Go!Oiscs 3 (NEW) AMORSUAVElsamar&Co Euro blanco y negro Ong11,ally lucked away on Sparnsh pop album. now a~• IOU'> Raul-rcm,xcs floorbvmcr 4 OHWELLOhWcll Capito l 5 (NEW) SUMMERMADNESSKCFlig,hct RCA Best trac:k from h6 a."'um "fhghtt T,mc', now released a.s a s.,nglc 6 (NEW) AUTUMN LOVE The Ft.cure Edition 3 White label H.'lrd to find but stuming a1mosphenc g,-oo"c wrlh a 'Keep On Mov11l" b.l:W1nc 7 QUADRASTATE 808 State Creed 8 (NEW) RAISE THE FLAG X-Clan US 4th & Broadway Innovative rap crew fol()wi,-g ,n t~ steps of De La Sovi 9 IFTHERE'SACUREJeepSty!e US Top Secret 10 THE ORIGINAL DOPE Outlaw Posse Geest 11 (NEW) ALL AROUND THE WORLD Lisa Stansfield RCA Lisa goes for a cool mellow ~rut groow:: 12 (NEW) OURLOVEDeeHolloway US Active Warm garage tll'le 1n !he moutd of Adcvct 13 THETHEMEUnique3 Ten 14 THE PHANTOM Renegade Soundwave Mute 15 (NEW) TRACK WERK Two Men From Jersey US On Track Mil'lill'lal house brcal( bea:s from Ch,cago 16 IT'S A BIG DADDY THING(LJ>) Big Daddy Kane WEA 17 FEEL SO GOOD Life Prophet 18 OUR ULTIMATE BREAKS The Rhythm Masters US Underworld 19 (NEW) SYSTEM Force Legato EuroZyx Heavy lcchoo new beat fo,· hardcore faxo fans 20 IT'S YOU Mr & Mrs Dale US Big Shot COO Cuu 1$ comptlt-d with the help of Cicysounds. Hotborn, London WC I. Tel: 01-<0S 5'1540 SNOWBOY'S HOUSE OF LATIN ollowing on from the Latin-inspired 'Corino' and 'Salsa Hous.e', someone just had to go the whole hog and do a real Latin house track. That someone is Snowboy, whose ' House FOf Latin' is set for release on Urban, who have already made several excursions into avant garde dancefloor jazz. Setting off with ~ familiar pshta-psnta house beat, ii steps into a real Latin jazz workout resplendent with a fruity salsa/samba piano rhythm. Unlike its predecessors, 'House Of Latin' really does recall the meanderings of many a bossa nova groove, a genre dabbled in by severol North American jazz giants. Just to add to the confusion, this Latin house ha$ little to do with Latin/Freestyle House, which comes out of New York and Is made by Hispanics rather than a ctully having anything to do with Latin American music. Lost the plot? How about the fact thot all of these house/Latin experiments have been made by Brits? Snowboy is a Southend-based DJ who's already made several Latin jazz records. It's a funny old world. Phil Cheeseman RM 35 D A N C E C 0 N T I N u E D iurt' it.'( im·t•plfou I\ uwnt/1.'i up,. !ht- Hurn•ll'x .\'11 (,'rour,• S/111,t,f l,a,; b,•,,u ,,,, olit•rl (e~.,·Q1t iu 7r,r,t/ /m;ft•. /t.t; r,u/pul nm;t"·" from //,(' brillim1r,, ,if /Ja.1 > ,\'ofr's •Jiu (;/ml r,,,, ('tllllt' Tfl ,lJ,,' 1 '" tlw Jn•r~·~1·lr ,if l,0Qm~1· /}111eJi. z (;ir1•11 tlti.tt. it ,·mm• m; 1w ,<(11/'/>ri.r;;r C tlu,t w/u>u hip lwu,,·t• "'"''rJ!NI. 1hr lt,brl rr.' it ix thr smnpltJi u.•wd. with tlu• lnu·k r,,; " who!,, ""·"''" mwnul r, .. riff /rum ,,,, ,,,,,.~,- ,~·1j!lilir.,· ,·,,It EXCHANGE & MARTAY r/u.<(.ttit· l~l' fi.,,.,.,.,, ,·,,I/rd ·A.·,.<'p ()11 ve over Cookie Crew and She Rockers you're history. It's time to make woy for the new 0 eneratian of angry young female rapper$, and they don't came much younger thon 14-yeor-old .lforin ··. Tlti1o· 1,,11,.,. ll'fwk w11,,; 3 on'7iual~,· ,,,;_,,,,;/ /~1· till' "11i7111alil' C Martay. The Manchester schoolgirl has just released a killer single, 'Beyond Control', which fi·mwoi,,; A',,1·r11ki1111 wlm l,ml hix shows kids grow up quick ond leom fost in rop circles. Mortoy, real nome Melonie McKenzie, hos teamed ... r,•1:r prcu11i.'(i117 ,·m·n•r .doppnl f,_, · 11 up with Manchester DJ David Massey, who parades under the name DJ DBM, and rapper MC Skimmer D to form the Mouth In Motion Posse. Formed only fou r months ago after Mossey met Martey at a rehearsal .'ilrf~,· fHuwlJ11JI 11/ fl .\'t•II' hirk for a PA at a Manchester nightclub, they immediately set about workirtg on the two tracks, 'Beyond lhul!ft'l'>i mu/t'I,, If ,1·t111 rm,., ;tt'I Control' and 'female Force', that were to become their first single for GTI records. Their hard, fast 'n' y,mr /11111,I.,; mt Forl'f•r '.'i siu;::f,, ,fo th,• 11,•.1•/ /J('.'(/ lhi11f! mul rltt'rJ,; ,ml heavy debut looks like snarling down on the notion's doncefloo,.. and glowering from our TV screens as ·/11 -,7,,, Ptwl,·,,1· ,rt,il't, i.-. n•lt•mw,I they appear on 'Behind The Bear on October 9. Schoolgirl, rapper, •><•model and dancer and one of only o handful of female beat boxes, MC Martey hos pocked o lot into her tender yeor> and the fun looks like 0 11 Tum T11111 l(,,ror,/.,; thi» w11t'k. To1~1· l'arxi,/1•.'i it's only just starling. Kevin Murphy DON'T TAKE IT PERSONAL THE NEW SINGLE OUT NOW ON 7" · EXTENDED 12" 4 TRACK CD SINGLE 36 RM e BEATS & PIEC■S about which Dicky is suitably cynKal. U)"tng tha • other record shopi wtll p,·c:,b3.bly hive Stopf)< nock1ng Euf"O product by C>ristma.s. although a .JAMES HAMILTON'S DMC LIMITED present he is spending three ~Y$ every fortnigh DJ I saN.i a fortnight 3.go that OMC driving thousand$ or miles around Europe buy,n; were OY'er-e>ctended :it the bank up new releases just to keep his jealous.ly guarded dve to their tl(pansion into edge and stay ahead of the game!. . O1<:ky point\ magazine publishing 11.nd r«Otd out. incidentally, that Belgian beats have come up ret:iiling. That w;U entirely wrong: DIRECTORY tn tt'mpo again from "new be3t" to make they have sent me a letter from "hardbeat". sort o( meullic hOu$C. c,c.impl<:'\ to thc•r bank man:iger to prove it. I k>ok re,.. ,nctvd,ng M ac,kemie 'Ch1Cago Tnp· unreservedly w1thdr;iw the Style 'Aha Aha ", and the now quite old Dow St:ltCmcnt with my smccre Jones 'Techno Groove· ... Oh Well 'Oh Well' apologtes to them. - no s~r h.,d I thought it WOrth UK rt"!ease - is indeed now out (on Parlophon,e l2R 6236). but Ul the form o( the less good more ;mgul.r GINO LATINO as (he name for a recording act here l l0.2bpm Germany issued R.ffl'l1x. has a confusing history, it first being :idopted by three-vackt'r rather than the wpcnor though Jovanocti, curre-ntly seen as presenter pf apparently h111"d to flrw::I US pressing (both 'Gimme 8' on 88Cl - tv. who began as n reviewed tm. week) C hampion. with OJ/artiste working: for Italy's Ibiza Records and predictable unpredictabil•tY {b,1t. as it rurns out, used this. 3.pj»rendy c:u'toon cha~ctcr'$, name u good enough commerC:13,1 knse}, have rewved an altel' ego ror hrS rap rccOl'dings on that label - fast ye:ir's girls muttered ll0.8- like 'Welcome' and 'Yo'. both big as sep~te llf.l- 120.8bpm wetrd stark 1uddery records in luly ,an summer ~d now '"ucd elecuo/freest)'ie The ~at Club ·secunty' b.ic-k- to- ba<:k on US import - but who has (CHAMP 12- 223)- somethmg ohn endunng reverted to his reaJ name ior the UK ,ele~d ..sleeper .. , flrn about on US Pl·tan arouocl July (TV tie- in!) rnpping ·G,mme 5', perhaps b«aus.c 1988 before coming out here on Bass Records rrv;tl ltaUan label Disco Magic in the meantime ,exacdy a year ago and briefly pe3k,.ng at 64 in The have found a di1ferent OJ whom the)' also ea.II ·Cfub Chart a month later - while, rather more Gino Latino, th4 beit1g ttie one whose 'No ·typially, they have also only jltSt got around Sorry' is cvrrentJy hot (p A RARE PAIR OF ALBUMS JAMES MASON Bl AC:KGOLO Sweet P~ Yovr Embr"O FOR RARE PAIRS EARS Shun the hype, stay with the hip and get your ears around a rare album today. Rare, Rare 2 and Rare 3 are still available to compl~te your •• %" .: ,. Rare collection. "'(Olll>i UOI Ill> R NI 37 DJ C 0 N T I N u E D DIRECTORY WILL DOWNING THI JAM MACHINE ◄ now only to be out commcn:i.a!ly as :;. I 2 inch lurch;ng (0- 1108.5 - 108.31,p,n go go/ '1'- Of Time' 'Everydcry' coupling to tht IJ-◄ .8bpm 'The R~d To Hell' swingbeat/funk jlggler with a usefully time less (US ~land 0 -96530) (lt;ih;in X Energy RCCOl' . u.7;: ~e· new single TAKE CAUTION WITH MY HEART (the takepreca utionmix) COMPlETtLYRtM IXW DY rON rORCt r ·1t · CD· Cossene a...... OOCllOOI ve~ion fearured on me new album All AOOUT lOV[ 38 R IV\ POP DANCE BROS 'Chocola.. 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Lud9ate Houc;p 245 Blacl eACROSS eDOWN You, very own god (8.5) We knew aJI alorg that Pnnce was a 6 Midge Ure reached No I thinking about good ame M (8) what might have ~ (2.1.3) 2 (& 19 down) A hit for Sin1tta who 8 Richard Marx wont k,a"" until you returns to where she began (5,4.5,2,7.4) acrive (5.4.7) 3 A h,t for everybody in Cell Block H 10 Pepper's rank (3) (2.3,6) 12 Then Jerico give us a reason (or thetr ◄ le rax1 man (3) debut hit (3.6) S Debbie Gibson wanted to do this to us I ◄ A Pet Shop Boys long player (8) in 1988 (5.4.4) 15 You wouldn•t have bet on this Phil 6 (& 13 down) 10cc class,c so don·t Collins song being a hit (7.3,4) forget it (2.3.2,4) 16 He just doeStl t have the heart (5) 7 u2·s tribute to 81Uie Holliday (5,2,6) 18 level 42 told us of the end 1n 1987 (3.4) 9 Found ,n the eyes or Wornad< and 2 1 Driven to Nol by Gary Numan (4) Womack (9) ll Alice Cooper htt that could kill (6) 11 His Oowers have ended up 1n the dirt 23 Something big for Then Jerico (4) (4.9) 24 Animal chorus that helped 11 down 13 See 6 down with We All Stand Together· (4) 17 A touch on the lips of 1.,1 Louis (M) 26 Stnger who had a 'Sad Day' in 1983 and 19 See 2 down wanted 'More More More in 1984 (6) 20 Their latest htt features Betty Boo ( I I) 28 It's going to die screacn1ng according to 25 Brother Beyond wanted their LP to US40 (5) level th,ngs (3.4) 30 Group who hit the charts in I985 W1th 27 The boys City (6) 'Love and Pride (4) 29 Take it easy listening to Frankie Goes To 32 T,me for a 1986 Stranglers LP (S) Hollywood (5) 33 In I984 Simple Minds wanted to ·.. . 31 Marvin who prescribed ·sexual Healing· ANSWERS TO SEPTEMBER 30 Your love To Me' (5) (4) 34 Michael Jackson and I I down were 35 Echo and the Bunnymen recorded these ACROSS I Sowing The Seeds Of Love, 9 A Night To Remember, 11 Land. 12 asking us to speak (3.3.3) for us to learn and s,ng (5) Technique. 14 Wages. 15 Yooog, 16 Shame. 18 Dirt. 19 Too Much. 21 R,cle On 36 We know all about her (3) 37 A g,rl /nend of the u,lt (4) Time, 23 Los,ng My, 24 Batdance. 26 Oh Patti. 28 Walk Of. 32 Hadley. 33 38 Piano player wch 'Healing Hands' (5,4) 39 Mr Petty who is suffenng from ·Full Streets, 36 Brother Beyond. 39 Drowning. 40 l;fe, 41 Boys, 42 Weak. 42 1986 Eurythmics hrt, 1989 Pet Shop Moon Fever' (3) Boys hit (3.7) 40 The world accord,ng to Tears For Fears DOWN I Starlight. 2 Whitney Houston. 3 Get It On. 4 Eartha K1tt. 5 Eye. 6 43 Season for Donna (6) (3) f ire Woman, 7 Orange. 8 Elvis. IO Mainstream. 13 Upside Down, 17 Dacn1an, 20 44 A song for the Cure (4) 41 Sir this ~ the Alam,'s label ( I. I. I) Hymn to Her, 22 The lover In Me. 23 London Boys, 2S Mind. 27 Punch, 29 lets Wock. 30 Heroes. JI Strange. 34 Holly, 35 Eddie, 37 Eden, 38 Baby. Times ing Osca Child © C IRC A lck May. YR35/YAT35/YRTX35 RM 4"1 CIIARTl'ILa USA CHARTFILE BY ALAN .IONl!S eNew Kids On The Block had thNe singles in die top 40 •• week, with 'Hangln' Tough' at number 24, 'Cover Girl' at number 31 and 'Didn't I {Blow Yow Mind)' at number 39. uelled by the success of its lead-off Chartfile correspondent Rob single Toe Best'. Tina Turner's fl~ Durkee In Los Angeles, reports Fstudio album in three years, 'Foreign tllat dley are only the second act; Affair', debuted at number one last week. to have three singles In the top 40 Tina's last lWO stud10 albums, I 984's 'Pnvate simultaneously this decade. Rob Dancer', and I986's 'Break Every Rue', both reports that Diana Ro1I was the peaked at number two. and her 1987 owr, hitting with 'Upside Down', concert album 'Love In Europe' reached 'I'm Coming Out' and 'It's My number eight. Tum' on November 14 1980. Consisting of a dozen tracks recorded in enNA TURNER: " At The record for most Paris, London and New Y0 TW LW I BACK TO UFE SoullJSoul Virein 2 • OON'TMAKE ME OVER Sybil N4 1(c:Plateau l 6 MISS: YOU MUCHJanetJ:,cluo n A&M 7 BABYCOMETOMERepa&Hc Columbia CAN'T GET OVER YOU Mate Feu...-ing Fr.mkic8cvcrty Wairner&ros 6 PUT YOURMOVTH ON ME Eddie M-,phy Columbia 7 ,o TALK TO MYSELFC!w,a,topl'lllf' W!lllams. Ceffen 8 s HEAT OF THE MOMENT After 7 Virain • .. ALL MY LOVE P~bo Bryson Capitol 10 II BABIES HAVI .NG BABIES Ttrry Tue Atlantk II ll OUT OF MY HIND TheO'Jars EMI 12 IS IT"S FUNKY ENOUGH The OOC RuthlHs I) ll FARTYMANfrirce Wvnt:r8ros .. 20 ROOK WIT'CHA 8obby8fown MCA IS 17 BUSY A HOVE Youn.a MC D$liciol.lS .. 19 SMOOTH OPERATOR &i.g:03d6yl(ar.e ColdChlUin' 17 • 1300JACKSON STREET The J11duons Eptc 18 ,. JUST WHAT I LIKE MlclulCooper Rtprbe 19 28 YOU ARE H Y EVERYTHINGSurlut Columbia 20 2S IGOTOWORKKoolMocOec Jiv4 NEW ORDER 21 22 $MILIN' Le Ven Atlantic 22 29 IM ' N' DANGERMothtr'sfinest c.p;tol 2) 27 ALLI WANTFROH YOUThe:Tffl'9ut10ns Motown 24 26 BREATHE LIFE INTO HE Mlt1Parls 1,,~nd MUSIC VIDEO is )I STA l!'E OF A TTR.ACTION 11.hondi 0,1rk Tabu 26 8 SWEETTALKO.AtraHic:ks Capitol TW LW I JASON THE VIDEOS Ja>on Oono'W'an PWL 2 THE WALL Pink Fiord PMV/ ChanncJ S 2 IN THE ROUND IN YOUR ... 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CliffRkhwd& The Shadows MILLI VANILLI Music Club/Viet-to Collection 20 NICE' N' ROUGHill:'la T1rncr Husk Club/Video Coll0<.cion CHARTS US SINGLES, US LPs, INDIE SINGLES, INDIE LPs OCTOBER 7 I 9 8 9 U 5 ALBUM 5 TWLW FOREVER YOUR GIRL~laAbdut Virgin l GIRL YOU KNOWIT'STRUEM,1UV1t1!111 Arina 3 ◄ STEEL WHEELS Roling Stones Columtwa 4 2 HANGIN' TOUGH New Kids On Th,;8kxk Columbia s 8 OR FEELGOOD Motley U'ut! Elektra 6 6 FULL MOON RIVER Tom Pcny MCA LOVE AND ROCIQ"I'S 7 SKIDROW Skfd(ww- Ath1ntk 8 REPEAT OF-FEN.DER Rlch.vdM.:irx EMI 2l PUMP Aff'OSMith Gcffcn ◄l ◄8 BAD ENGLISH 1ml En,li:!ti EpK 10• THE RAW & THE COOKED Fint YoungCaMib.l!s IRS • ◄ I W INGEA.W.n.ger Atlantic II HEART OF STONE Cher GeUen ◄◄ 4S ◄O NEW JERSEY 8onJ0¥1 Mercury 11 10 DIRTY ROTTEN FILTHY $TINKW11r111r. Columbi.ti " ◄6 ◄ 1 STILLCRUlaSIN'The8t11th8oys C~itol II THE END OF THE INNOCENCE OonH~ley Geffen ◄1 S8 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK New Ktds On 'lhe: Block Columbla 12 CVTS80THWAYSG!Qri11EstcM Epk "I ◄ ◄8 S4 LEGACYPoco RCA fl•ktr.l IS 17 DISINTEGRA'flONTl!f!CUfe ., WHEN MARRY MET SALLY Soundtl'tld( Columbia Virgin ◄ 2 16 I ◄ KEEPONMOYIN'SoulllScul so LOVE ANO ROCKETS Lew.And Rocket$ BigTi.~ 17 16 DONT BE CRUEL Bobby Brown MCA 18 IS SOUNDTRACK: BATMAN Prince Warner Bros 19 18 TWICE SHYGrta, Whit~ Capitol 20 LIKE A PRAYERMldonna Sire 11 20" NOONECANDOJTBETTERl he.OOC Ruthless 12 12 SEE THE LIGHT the}effH-calc:;y~nd Arista U 5 51 NG LE 5 21 25 SLEEPING WITH THE PAST Elton)otln MCA 2◄ 1◄ TRASH AlkcCOQpcr Epi< lS ,. COSMIC THING The8-S2's RepfiM 16 21 BIG TYME Ht:wyD& ThcBoyi MCA TW LW 27 43 STONE COLO RHYMIN' Y°"ngMC Odi 44 RN>. ◄ S Sl BACKTOLIFESoul tlSoul Virijn •• SJ POISON Alice Cooper Epk ., SI HYHEARTSKIPSA8EATTh¢~ r Girt$ Capitot 48 .s GET ON v•uR FEET GloN. Estefan Epic 49 .. WHAT ABOUT ME MOYil'lg Pictures G~ffffl 50 41 IUKEITOino ◄th If Broadway SI ss HESO HOR.NYThtl U~ Crew Skyywalker S2 ANGELIA 1'.ic:IW'd Mant EHi SJ DON'T CLOSE YOUREYESKix Atlantic S4 ""6) SUGAA0A00Y lhomsol'I Twin, WarncrBros ss ,. CONGRATULATIONS Vesta MM S6 59 TAU( TO MYSELF Christoph~ WIiiiam$ Ceffen S7 6◄ THEWAYTOYOURHEARTSoulS!sw £Ml 58 72 DON'T KNOW MUCH Linda f!.oMta6t Elektra S9 .,50 ONCE BITTEN TWICE SHY Great White Capltol "" ON OUR OWN Bobby Brown MCA e BULLETS ., 78 LEAVE AUGHT ON 8dinda Ca,-liW HCA •◄ 73 DON'T MAKE ME OVER Sybil Not Plate ., BLAME ITON THE RAIN Mill Va• Arista 69 .. OONT ASK HE WHY EUl'ythtnie:i Arista 72 LIVI.NG IN SINSonJovi Mercury ,. LICENCE TO CHILL811ty0 • RUNlRUNNewOnler Factory 6 • PURE Lipunlllg s«ds G~tto 1 BARGING INTO THE PRESENCE OFGOD~lc~lnu 4AD 8 FIND OUT WHY lrnp1nlC11rpcts Cow • SHEBANGSTHEORVMSStoneR.oses Silverton• 10 II CRACKERS INTERNATIONAL En,ure Mute II 28 ) AM ETERNAL Klf KLF Comnwnkation 12 8 HENTALLY MURDERED Na~lm Death Earache 13 10 PERFECT NEEOI..E Telescopes WhatGoes:On I ◄ 13 &ACKWARDSDOGSoupOragons RawTV IS 2, SAUYC INAMMONStone RoM:s Bladt SO ALIVE Lo¥t And Roc:keu Begpn Ban(fl,lec 17'" 17 AUTI"LERESPECTEnsure Mute 18 12 ROUND AND ROUND New Order FactOt"Y 19 22 JOE lnspl~ Cvpeu Cow 20 KYLIE SAIDTOJASONKLF KLF COl'Ylmunication 21 20' THE PEEL SESSIONS lnspinl Carpel.$ Strange Fruit 22 JO HERE COMES YOUR MAN Pixie, ◄.AO 23 IS BLUEHONOAY New Order Factory 2◄ SHIP OF FOOLS Er.mwe Mute 25 18 IVI IVY IVY Prlm.iScteam CrHdon 26 14 TOM VERLA.JNEFafflilyCu hdGlrt 21 lS CHAI.NS OF LOVE E-nwre Mute 28 THE CIRCUS EnsUfe Hut• 29 16 SIT DOWN James Ro'-!gtiTnde 30 2• EVERYTHING COUNTS Dc:pecheHQdo Mute INDIE ALBUMS TWLW STONE ROSES Scone Rose, Sitvutone THE INNOCENTS &as..n Mute PRIMAL SCIU:AM Prirl'41 S(rtllm Creation • CIRCUS Erm1n: Hut• s • TECHNIQUE New Order hctory • DOOLITTLE Pi,cies RN\ 45 were wntten and produced by Jimmy 'Jam• Harris and Terry lewis. who performed the same duties on Human League's 1986 oomber one CHARTS 'Human', • $,nglehandedly challenging the US chart THIS waliK'S CHART supremacy of LA & Babyface, songwriter Diane Warren has four hits ANALYSED BY ALAN .IONl!S r. 'ff on the US Hot 100 thi> we<,k. D,ane t4°~l0' peMed Cher·s 'ff I Could Turn Back !~ Time' (number five). When I See You 1-_Ji:{iJ-!lk -- • PAULA ABDUL: "anyone got any Sm,le' by Bad English (oomber 33) plus • Black Box proves too strong for • Fastest dimber th•s week ,s Milli new entnes from Milli Van,lli (Blame It On fertiliser, these roses are looking a bil Technotronlcs once again thi> we«k. Vanllli'> ·Gori I'm Gonna Miss You·. The Ra,n' at oomber 65) and Patti sad?" tak~ a fifth week at number one with which soars .:i2 ~aces from number 66 to LaBelle ('If Yoo Asked Me To' at Paula has already had three number their single 'Ride On Time'. Black Box> number 24. The record was recently a number 86). Diane also wrote two songi one singles in A~•ca thts year with predecemrs at number one. Jive number one hot in the USA. that are likely to enter the chart next 'Straight Up'. 'For~ver Your Girl' and Bunny and the Mastermlxers. week - Barbra Streisand's 'We're 'Coldhearted' - more than any ot~r act were also top for five we,,ks. The last • Tears For Fears· 'The ~eds Of Not Making love Anymore' and Jets· - and is shoobng for a foorth ,vith '(It's time two consecutNe number ones spent love· becomes the fourth aloom to debut 'The Sarne love' plus '8ed Of Nails', a Just) The Way That You Love Me'. which more th.ln four weeks at runber one was at number one 1n as many weeks. taking new entry to the UK chart this week for climbs to number 39 this week. a 49 place at the end of I 983. the crown after selling more than 100.000 Alice Cooper. i~rovement on the lowly peak it scaled copies. Tears For Fears also topped the The Patti LaBele single, incidentally. IS when first issued last year. All four singles. chart ,n 1983 with 'The Hurt,ng'. wh,l>t the first hit off the 'licence To Kill' plus 'Knocked Out'. which peaked at their last album 'Songs From The 8ig soundtrack in Ame,ica, Gladys runber 41. are induded on 'Forever Your Chair' reached oomber two. It was Knight's trtle track. having inexplicably Girl', wfiich ha> sold over three mihon deprived of top btll ,ng by Phil Collins' failed. In Bntain, where. of course, Gladys copies. five we,,k topper 'No Jad - TWELVE INCH - CO.V.PACT DISC TWLW TWLW I 2 PUMP UP THE.JAM Tedlr'IOU'on,c fmuringf,olly Sw.inyard I Tltl SEEDS Of LOY! T-.i,,, for ,_art, l I Noe ON TIME Bbd: Bo11. OefConstntetlon 2 FOREIGN AFFAIR. Tina Tuf'Mt Capttol • IFONLYICOULDs,d...,,Y~ Circa l WI TOO AIIE ONE E-\lrythmb, -·RCA • l DRAMA! 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Chrysalis CHR 1713 IS 11 l ~~r:~~e:~:~~~t:ci!:illed EHi 12 10 ll ¼ ft 11 Elektra 16 2J 4 OYE HI CANTO (HEAR MY VOICE) Glorb Eit,:t'an Epic. 13 l :T~::t ~fJ":!ti~toncs CBS 17 fl s LOVE IN AN ELEVATOR ~1th Geffen ,. ,.• II Tl-IE TWELVE COMMANDMENTS OF DANCE L.ondo(i Soys 0 Te&dec/WEA 18 JS 6 IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME Otr Geffen IS 16 24 WHEN THE WON.0 KNOWS YOUR NAME Oc,xon Blue -cr cas HARLEM DESI.Rf loriclon Boys 19 17 4 Teklec:/WEA 4 ANYTHING FOR YOU Gloria. Estdan With f'1Qmi Sound Machine * 'ti- * Epic 20 II 8 Doi Ja,n/CaS 17• ANOTHER ft.ACE ANO TIME Ooma SumlTl$r D Warnu Brothers 4 ~o~:~~ 21 22 ~'!~ig: :i:iOS·up(tiS '°'I,-ICln~ 18 I CA--.DLELANO Ian McCulloch WEA WX)0l 22 l4 s SECRET RENDEZVOUS K.,ryn White ~ Brochen 19 "DEVA Me\,, Coolt•mpo/Chrys:a.lis 23 10 6 SOWIN:G THE SEEDS OF LOVE Tclll'$ f(w f""' 20 SLEEPtNG WITH THE PAST Elton John 0 Rodce,t/Phonogn.m l4 66 2 GIRL l'M GONNA MISS YOU HIii! 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FROM 10 SEPTEMBER TO• NovtM8ER. onyone belween 16-23 yeors old con gel o Young Persons Roilcord for jusl £10 - thot's £5 off. And lhen, for o whole yeor you'll be oble lo goos for os you like for up loo lhird less thon mosl 1roin fores. (Go no further than your main BR station for o leaflet containing details and conditions o f use). * Young Persons Railcard.