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Zeon PDF Driver Trial www.zeon.com.tw Zeon PDF Driver Trial - 20 - - 1 - www.zeon.com.tw Zeon PDF Driver Trial - 2 - - 19 - Marketplace I AM LOOKING FOR a copy of the WANTED: the album A Major Fancy Everyone Is Everybody Else album by John Lees. Please contact: cover autographed by all four ALBERT SIEBENLIST, Seinsheimstr. the barclay james harvest magazine #41, June 1998 members of the band on the front. 14, 97209 Veithöchsheim, GERMANY I will pay £250.00 for a copy in Tel. 0931/91689 excellent condition. I will also pay £150.00 for an autographed copy of John Lees’ A Major Fancy album cover. BJH FANS may also enjoy the music Please write to: of The Mentals Go Fishing. For details Contents JAMES McDOUGALL, 4 Macnicol Park, of their debut CD, please contact:- Kittochglen, East Kilbride, MATTHIAS OESCHGER, Furkastrasse G74 4QE. Tel. 01355 246138 86, CH-8203 Schaffhausen, news 4 SWITZERLAND tonight lives on for years 8 bjh on the internet 10 IF YOU ARE A CANADIAN MAN, and I remember it well 15 you were at Bern in Switzerland for SHEET MUSIC FOR SALE: the song lyrics 16 the BJH concert on 27th September, following songs are now available in marketplace 18 1997, please write to me and give me sheet music form - your address. You’ve spoken with my “Forever Yesterday” wife and a friend of mine, during “Where Do We Go” which time I was taking photos of the “Rebel Woman” band from the balcony; you’ve spoken “He Said Love” about Zürich and The Rolling Stones... “Child Of The Universe” My wife has given you my address, “Cold War” Credits and you’ve given her your e-mail “Love On The Line” address, but we’ve lost it.... “Skin Flicks” Everybody who knows this Canadian cover design: Keith Domone and Paul Ferris could write to me, too! Please contact: Each song costs £4.00, including Mr. GILLE Olivier, 22/2 Bd. Galliéni, postage and packing within Europe contributors: Yuko Imamura, Andreas Gab, Marcus Kuberg, 89000 Auxerre, FRANCE. (enquire for rates outside Europe). Greg Lellek, Ana Paula Paiva Tel. 03-86-46-74-29 Other titles are now in preparation. Contact: next issue: last copy date July 10th MARCUS KUBERG, Friedrichs- available at the end of August WANTED: maxi singles “Panic” and gaberweg 277, 22846 Norderstedt, “Life Is For Living”. Also looking for GERMANY annual subscription: UK: £8.00 singles, maxis and LPs from the Europe: £10.00 following: Alan Parsons, Asia, ELO, www.zeon.com.tw Elsewhere: £12.00 Roger Hodgson, Al Stewart, FOR SALE: posters, tour Supertramp, John Wetton. I have a programmes, T-shirts etc. from swap/sale list including “Victims” pic various bands. Please send SAE/IRC disc, “Rock 'N' Roll Star” (promo for a a list and details to: The International BJH Fan Club copy), “Loving Is Easy” (blue vinyl), DAGMAR MÜLLER, Eckenhofstr. 13, Hamble Reach, Oslands Lane Berlin LP (11 track), The Best Of (UK), D-78713 Schramberg, GERMANY Lower Swanwick “River Of Dreams” (promo CD single), Southampton SO31 7EG Welcome poster. Please send lists to: JÜRGEN FEGERS, Vorster Str. 457, DOUBLE CONGRATULATIONS to ( 01489 572787 D-41169 Mönchengladbach, GERMANY Kari and Tarja Ahtiala on their e-mail: [email protected] wedding earlier this year and on the Web Site: http:// www.ftech.net/ ~harvest/ bjh-home.htm Zeonbirth of daughter Taimi onPDF April 13th. Driver Trial - 18 - - 3 - News approached etc. Still, if it comes off, JOHN AND WOOLLY this must represent the best chance AT WORK for UK fans, who have been starved of any live performances for over six years, to see some Barclay James Harvest songs performed live again, After the band and management plus, of course, some brand new meetings in March, where it was material. decided that Barclay James Harvest should take a sabbatical from recording and touring for the John has been approached again immediate future, the first details are about a possible release for his solo beginning to emerge of the planned album, A Major Fancy, and is solo ventures. considering a number of options at present. He also has plans for an illustrated book based on his lyrics and the stories behind some of his John’s Plans songs. Watch this space! The most welcome piece of news is that John has recently been working Les’s Plans with Woolly, who we are delighted to say is becoming heavily involved in music again. This marks John and Les has been busy writing new Woolly’s first musical collaboration material, so we can look forward to since 1979, when they last appeared some musical output from him before together on stage at four open-air too long, either in recorded or live festivals in Germany with Barclay form. James Harvest. We expect to be able to bring you Woolly himself is writing new songs, more information in time for the next including one called “Float”, and it is issue of NL, due out at the end of likely that this and others will be August. recorded at John’s Friarmere studio as part of an album. This album looks www.zeon.com.tw likely to be a joint venture between John and Woolly, with both musicians contributing songs or even joint This issue of Nova Lepidoptera is compositions. dedicated to the memory of former club member John is very keen to tour the UK, Anton Voglsang which he feels has been neglected in recent years. It’s too early to say who who was tragically killed in the cable else is likely to be in any touring band, car accident at Cavalese. Dortmund Westfalenpark, 5th July, 1997 as first the financial viability of such a Zeon PDF Driver TrialPhoto: Greg Lellek venture must be assessed, promoters - 4 - - 17 - Song Lyrics News If you would like us to print the lyrics of any particular songs, please send your requests to us at the usual club address. Mel’s Plans CD News When we spoke to Mel recently, he We’re pleased to say that the next was very keen to get into playing live release on our own Brimstone label, a or recording again. He’s keeping in CD of the quadraphonic mix of Once practice, and would be more than Again, is on again. Sales of Early happy to work with either John or Les Morning Onwards have picked up, so EDEN UNOBTAINABLE (or both!) on their side projects if they we’ve decided to throw caution to the require his style of drumming. He was wind and issue a second CD! particularly enthusiastic about touring Things I said before in Britain, so let’s hope that we’ll see No meaning any more him on the road again soon. Those who are unfamiliar with the I can't seem to recall (very rare) quadraphonic version of Places that I've seen THE JOKER the LP may be surprised - in places it It's like I've never been sounds quite different from the Sometimes I feel so small familiar stereo version, including I think I'm going back from where I Band Interviews guitar parts and extra vocal harmonies came on some songs, as well as being And if I was to ask There's something that I feel but can't mixed differently. The CD should be What it's all about explain From the letters, telephone calls and available in the autumn, and will have How could I find out People running round and round e-mails which we have been receiving, a foldout booklet with lyrics and notes, If it's true? Putting one another down there are obviously a lot of fans out designed by our mysterious music-biz The joker laughs the joker cries there who were disappointed or partner in the Brimstone Records He sees the world through weary eyes puzzled by the band’s decision to take project... Things I said before People running round and round a sabbatical. Rather than speculate in No meaning any more Putting one another down the pages of this magazine about the I can't seem to recall reasoning behind the decision or about Talking of Woolly, the limited boxed Places that I've seen what the band should or shouldn’t do, set of the Songs From The Black Box It's like I've never been Too many people, they don't know we thought that it would be fairer to CD is now almost sold out. We expect Sometimes I feel so small where they're going talk to them directly about their to have the normal version in stock for There are no haloes showing individual plans and about the future the foreseeable future, but anyone "Peace and love", just greed and hate of Barclay James Harvest as a band. who wants the special edition should · Words and music by Les Holroyd It's not too late to see we're all the waste no time! The set comprises the same standard CD in its jewel case, three · 1968 out-take, released in 1991 on The joker sees a better way www.zeon.com.twI’m very pleased to say that we will be photos of Woolly and the band, a The Harvest Years But people laugh and turn away conducting telephone interviews with folded sheet with a black and white Mel, Les and John in time for the next photo of BJH and a summary of · Copyright Control edition of Nova Lepidoptera, due out Woolly’s musical career, plus a · Words and music by in September.
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