MICK KARN PIC BY STEVE RAPPORT t- 2 July 24," 1982 ,
~ ... "~ ~~ sg Week·ending July 24, 1982 ~~ 5~ ~~ 1 1· 4 FAME, Irene Cara, RSO 0
2 7 4 DA DA DA, Trio, Mobile Suit Corp/Phonogram 3 2 6 ABRACADABRA, The Steve Miller Band, Mercury/Phonogram 4 9 4 SHY BOY, Bananarama, London +5 24 2 DON'T GO, Yazoo, Mute •6 DRIVING MY CAR, Madness, Stiff Buy 153 AS USED ON 7 5 7 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, Shalamar, Solar TOP OF THE POPS 8 12 3 IT STARTED WITH A KISS, Hot Chocolate, Rak •9 31 4 COME ON EILEEN, Dexys Midnight Runners & The Emerald Express, Mercury/Phonogram 10 4 7 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA
11 8 6 NOW THOSE DAYS ARE GONE, Bucks Fizz, RCA 12 6 5 MUSIC AND LIGHTS, Imagination, R&B 13 14 5 . NIGHT TRAIN, Visage, Polydor 14 20 4 I SECOND THAT EMOTION, Japan, Virgin 15 10 8 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 16 3 5 HAPPY TALK, Captain Sensible, A&M 0 +17 35 2 THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cliff Richard, EMI 18 13 6 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, Polydor 19 11 7 NO REGRETS, Midge Ure, Chrysalis 20 28 5 ME AND MY GIRL (NIGHTCLUBBING), David Essex, Mercury/Phonogram
21 26 6 VIDEOTHEQUE, Dollar, WEA 22 23 6 HEART (STOP BEATING IN TIME), Leo Sayer, Chrysalis 23 21 6 FREEBIRD, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MCA 24 15 4 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK (WE SALUTE YOU), AC/DC, Mantic 25 30 4 TAKE IT AWAY, Paul McCartney, Partophone +26 STOOL PIGEON, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, Ze/lsland 27 18 8 BEATLES MOVIE MEDLEY, The Beatles, Pariophone 28 37 3 TOO LATE , Junior, Mercury/Phonogram 29 19 7 LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR, Queen, EMI 30 36 3 CHALK DUST - THE UMPIRE STRIKES BACK, The Brat, Hansa
31 33 5 ROCK THE CASBAH, The Clash, CBS 32 38 3 LOVE IS IN CONTROL (FINGER ON THE TRIGGER), Donna Summer, Warner Bros 33 16 4 JUST WHO IS THE FIVE O'CLOCK HERO, The Jam, Polydor · 34 22 11 l'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, Charlene, Motown 0 ~35 STRANGE LITTLE GIRL, The Stranglers, Liberty BP412 BUBBLING UNDER +36 66 2 THE CLAPPING SONG, The Belle Stars, Stiff e l'M AFRAID OF ME, Cuhure Club, Virgin 37 17 9 WORK THAT BODY, Diana Ross, Capitol ·• ALWAYS ON MY MIND, WIiiie Nelson, CBS A2511 vs 509 38 43 2 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, Elkie Brooks, A&M e BEACH BOY GOLD PART II, Gldu Park • KEEP ON, " D" Train, Epic/Prelude EPC 56 2 ARTHUR DALEY ('E'S ALRIGHT), The Firm, fea1ur1ng Adrian Baker, Polo 22 A2543 Bask/Stiff e CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU, Boys • LOUIS QUATORZE, Bow Wow Wow, Town Gang, E.RC 101 RCA 263 e CLAP YOUR HANDS, Rock Sharpe & The e LOVE MY WAY, The Psychedelic Fu"', 40 39 3 I WAS·TIRED OF BEING ALONE, Patrice Replays, Rak 345 CBS A2549 Rushen, Elektra e DA DA DA (I DON'T LOVE YOU, YOU e LOVE ON A SUMMER NIGHT, The 3 HURRY HOME, Wavelength, Ariola DON'T LOVE ME), Martin Judd, Alter McCrarys, capttol CL 251 THE HANGING GARDEN, The Cure, Houra AFT 04 e LOVE HAS BEEN A UTT\.E HARD ON • EYE OF THE TIGER, Survivor, Scotti ME, Juice Newton, Capitol CL 248 Foction FIC 15 Bro1hen, SCT A2411 e MACHINERY, ShNna Easton, EMI 5326 43 27 \1 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF, Duran Duran, EMI • HAPPY HOUR, Deodato, Warner Bros e ONLY THE LONELY, Prelude, Alter 44 40 3 THE BIG BEAN, Plgbag, Y Records - K17960 Hou"' AFT 06 45 42 3 LOVELY MONEY, The Damned, Bronze • HOLD ME, Fleetwood Mac, wa.-- Bros e RUN AWAY, 10CC, Mercury/Phonogram K17115 ' MER 113 •46 67 2 MARGATE, Chas And Dave, Rockney e HURTS SO GOOD, John Cougar, Riva 36 • RUN LIKE HELL, "-ter & The Tm Tube 47 48 4 HEAT OF THE MOMENT, Asia, Geffen e IF YOU KNEW SOUSA (AND FRIENDS), Bablff, No Future 0115 48 52 3 POSTMAN PAT, Ken Barrie, Post Music Louis Clark Conducting The Royal e SENSmVE, Mick Kam, Virgin VS508 49 TODAY, Talk Talk, EMI5314 Phllhannonlc Orchestra, RCA • THANKS TO YOU, Slnnamon, PRT BKS 3 e IF YOU WANT MY LOVE, ChND Trick, e WHAM RAP, Wham, Inner Vision IV 50 25 11 l'M A WONDERFUL THING BABY, Kid Creole & Epic EPC A2406 ~442 The Coconuts, Ze/lsland
51 48 3 PL.A YTHING, Unx. Chrysalis- 52 50 LOVE HAS FOUND ITS WAY, Dennis Brown, M.M 53 '9 RENDEZVOUS, Tyge,s Of Pan Tang, MCA FLA SHBA CK11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 •54 75 IEYA. Toyah, Sefarl 55 51 TINY CHtLOAEN, The Teardrop Elq:)kxlN:, Morwry1r-nonogrem .. WAA CHILD, Blondie, Chrysais CHS 2624 57 2t AVALON, Roxy Mu9lc, EG (Polydor) •58 74 RED SKIES, The Focx, MCA st M SOUL DEEP, Gary US Bonds. EMI 80 81 -ODY MADE ME, Randy Edelman, Aodcot/Phonognlm- July 16, 1977 July 15, 1972 July 15, 1967 1 SO YOU WIN AGAIN, Hot 1 PUPPY LOVE, Donny 1 A WHITER SHADE OF 81 48 10 GOOOYTWOSHOES, AdamAnl,CBS Chocolate Osmond PALE, Proco! Harum .... 4 SOONER OR LATER, Larry Graham, Warner Broe- 2 FANFARE FOR THE 2 ROCK AND ROLL PART 2, 2 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE, •S3 73 2 CAN'T UVE Wrn,ou:T YOU, Scorpions, Ha,wst _ COMMON MAN, ELP Gary Glltter The Beatles .. ... -e THE LOOK OF LOVE,ABC,---.,.,0 ~ 3 I FEEL LOVE, Donna 3 TAKE ME BAK 'OIIE, 3 ALTERNATE TITLE, The 115 41 t TORCH, Soft Cell, Some Biuatell'honogrm O- Summer Slade Monkees 116 STAA, Second Im_, Polydor POSP 471 4 MA BAKER, Boney M 4 SYLVIA'S MOTHER, 4 THERE GOES BY EVERY· SYMBOL KEY S7 51 4 LErs FUNK TOMOHT, Blue-. Meta,ry/Phonog,am- 5 BABY DON'T CHANGE Doctor Hook and The Medi THING, Engelbert M 80 3 CRIMSON AND CLOVEA,Joan Jou& The-. Eplo- cine Show Humpetdlnck . • FAST MOVERS 6t LOSINO MY GRIP, Samoan, PolydorPOSP 471 6 ~~:~~-i~:m 5 CIRCLES, The New 5 SHE'D RAntER BE WITH 70 34 I IWANTCAHOY, BowWawW<:1#, RCA- GO, The Jacksons Seekers ME, The Turtles SIMOLES 7 PRETTY VACANT, The 8 LITTLE WlWE, The Sweel 6 IT MUST BE HIM, Vikki * ,,,..,,,.., <- - -) 7 I CAN SEE CLEARLY Carr □ Gold (--) Sex Pistols 0 - -(290.000 -) 71 JOHNWAYNI! IS BIG LEGGY, Hoyal Font.lyzee, Aegon:I AG10 8 SAM, Ollvla NewtO!hlohn NOW, Johnny Nash 7 CARRIE ANNE, The Hollies 72 TAINTED LOVE, Softc.l, Some~BZS 2 9 PEACHES/GO BUDDY 8 "VINCENT, Don Maclean 8 SEE E•LY PLAY, Pink "1.8,_ 73 a 3 BBC WORLD CUP GR.--TAND, The Roy.r ,,,_,__ GO, The Stranglers t AN AMERICAN TRILOGY, Floyd * ...... (300,000 -) ~.BBC 10 ANGELO, llrothemood ol EMs Presley 9 IF I WERE A RICH MAN, □ Gold (100,000 -) 74 S7 3 MAT ADOR, Jeff Wayne, CBS - Man 10 ROCKIN' ROBIN, Mlchael Topol 0 - (80,000 -) 71 II 8 STIIUTWALKING, - Polydor, _ Jackson 10 RESPECT, Aletha Franklin July 24, 1982 3 53 41 • THOOPS OF TOMORROW, Expkxt~. Secfet 54 .. .. 4, Rwelgne<, AllanlJe 55 45 I EYE 1H THE SKY, The...,.,, Parsons ProjK:t. Arista .. .. 4 GOLD,SiNfy Oen, MCA S1 • 55 11 THE CONCERTS IN CHINA..Jean-MiehelJarre, PotydOrO Week ending July 24, 1982 47 .. 10 THE EAGLE HAS U.NOED, Saxon. CMrere THE LOOK OF LOVE (Pts 11 3/ 2), ABC, Neu1roo 121n • SI• 75 3 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, ACIOC, Atlantie 2 !I .... A CONCERT FOR TI-IE PEOPLE (BERLIN). Barday James 2 . 1 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA 12rl ~, - 4 I'll A WONDERFUL THING BABY, Kld Creote, Z. 12in 3 1= 1 THE LEXICON OF LOVE, ABC, 4 3 WORK THAT BODY, Diana Ross, Cepilol 121n • 11 .. 11 THE- GIFT-POl.05052, Tho.h,m, - 5 10 FAME, Ir.,. Cara. RSO 12in Neutron 51 10 SULK, The Associates, Associates o .. 7 A MGKT TO REMEMBER, .$halarna,", Solar 121n FAME- Original Soundtrack, .. .. 10 SELECT, Kim Wik», RM 0 •7 5 1= 5 4 ASSEMBLAGE, Japan, Hansa HAN LP 1 13 =~::fR:N~K~~~Sy)~~~~ Ml 12in ... •I 12 00 I DO, Stevie Wonder, Molowri 12in THE SINGLES, Roy Wood, Speed SPEED 1000 Various, RSO O ... 10 14 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, POfydOf 12in NOTSATISAED, Aswad, C8S 85666 3 4 2 LOVE AND DANCING, The League Unlimited .... 11 ABRACADABRA. Steve Miller Band, Mercury 67 .. 25 ALL FOR A SONG, Barbara Dickson, Epic* 12 •I MAMA USEO TO SAY (US REMIX), Junior, Mercury 121n Orchestra, Virgin ... 52 • THE HUNTER. B«,ndie, Chrysais 13 11 TORCH, Soft C.I, Some Bizzare 12:w\ 4 3 8 AVALON, Roxy Music, EG (Polydor) ... .. I DURAN DURAN, Duran Duran. EMI 14 10 FORGET ME NOTS, Patrice Rushen. E~a 121n 5 2 3 PICTURES AT ELEVEN, Robert Plant, Swansong 70 •1 ALL THE GREAT HfTS, Diana Ross, Motown 15 22 NIGHT TRAIN (DANCE MIX), V,sage, Potydor 12in 71 54 18• FIVE MILES OllT, Mike Oldfield, Vlrgln O 18 18 LETS FUNK TONIGHT, Blue Feather, Mefcury 12in •6 16 19 THE CONCERT IN CENTRAL PARK, Simon And n 17 SKY 4 - FORTHCOMING, Sky, Ariola 17 DA DA DA. Trio, Mobile Suit Co,poration 121n .. 18 .. HAPPY TAL K, Captain Sensib'e, A&M 12in Garfunkel, Geffen 73 n 14 1 N2. Status Ouo. Vertigo/Phonogram 11 35• SHY BOY, Bananarama. London 12in STILL LIFE (AMERICAN CONCERT 1981),The 74 4 NIOKT ANO DAY, Joe Jackson, A&M .7 8 7 .. 20 24 SOONER OR LATER, Lany Graham, Warne< Bros 12in Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones Records 75 50 4 ~E LOVE THAT WHIRLS (DIARY OF A THINKING HEART), 21 15 STANCHNG ON THE TOP, Temptations, Motown 12in Bill Nelson, Mercury 22 11 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 8 6 3 MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Bros 78 74 5 B EAT, King Crimson, EG (Polydo<) 23 17 9 9 13 COMPLETE MADNESS, Madness, Sliff * 77 73 12 GREATEST HITS VOL 2, Neil Diamond, CBS 24 45 :~~~s:iJ~'o'N~Dt .1 SOONER OR LATER (INSTY(VOCAL), Larry Graham, Warner 17 DOlfT GO, Yazoo, Mute YI.Z. 001 EYE Of THE TIGER, &Jvivor, Scoffi Bros 1 WOMAN, Anti-Nowhere League, WlNZ ABCO(P) 4 2 2 ROSANNA, Toto. Columbia Bros 12in 5 THE BtQ BEAN, Ptgbag, Y Y24 3 3 HURTS SO GOOD, John Cougar, Riva 2 2 17 YEARS OF HELL (EP), Partisans, No Future 01 12 4 HOLD ME, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Broe 4 ~~HT°':~ ~Je:~e1:x. ~ . Soter 121n THE HOUSE THAT MAN BUILT (EP). Conflict, Crass 5 •5 LET IT WHIP, Dau Band, Motown 3 LETS FUNK TONIGHT/CLUB INSTRUMENTAL, Blue • 221964/1 11 ABRACADABRA. The Stew Miller Banet. Cap;tol Feather, Mercury 12in 3 WAIT FOR THE BLACKOUT, Oan-ned, Big Beat NS(P) n •7 1 DON'T YOU WANT ME, The Human League. A&MN'trgin 5 5 STANDING ON THE TOP, Temptations/Rick James, Motown •7 4 TEMPTATION, New O ' U.ST OUl'I K WUK PAICE 1 t~ICONOt= LOVE 3.99 2 ~~~ORCHESTM 2.99 4.29 3 ~MAC 4.29 4.29 4.49 ELVIS COSTELLO 5 IMPERIALBEOAOOM 4.29 STFll!""'-ER 7 A8RACADA8RA_....,..,. 8 PM:TURESAT El.EVEN 17 ~ 9 r::~STONES JOE JACKSON NIGHT ANOOAY SH.AKA.TAK NIGHTBIRDS MADNESS COMPLETE MADNESS DURAN DURAN RIO 4.29 BARCLAY J AMES HARVEST CONCERT FOR TI-IE PEOPLE 4.29 4.29 4.29 3.99 5.99 4.29 ()~\j 5.49 4.29 4.79 4.29 3.49 " 3.99 ,, ~}11.E- 4.29 4.29 u~os 3.99 '" 11E 36 ~~TWHIRLS WIDE AWAKE INA DREAM KATE BUSH Is back In action at last. The superstar singer who's been out of the llrnellght for a yeer, releases her new album on September 13 and her new slngle Is out this week. Kate's album Is 'The Dreaming' and It's the first album that she's produced herseH. The album contain■ her laat told RECORD MIRADA thla couple of _,. ago and the htt 'Sat In Your Lap' and the WMk. .. Kate la a perfectionist apeclal at■g■ ■how hod a tttla track of the album I• after all." number of spectacular releaNd u a &Ingle on July It's been rumoured that effects. 26. Kate Is wor1<1ng on a tour for "She's thinking about a Other tracks on ihe album the autumn but there has tour but that's about as tar aa are: 'Pull Out The Pin,' 'leave been no confirmation of t his. It'• got," said the apokaaman. tt Open; 'Night Of The Kate has onfy done one "There le nothing more Swell-; 'Get Out Of My aeries o f live performances a definite to say than that." Hou.. ; "All The Love; "Houdini; 'Su-nded In Gaffe' aod 'There Goes A Tenner.' Kate has used her regular backing bond and ere no guest artists on t-the album atthough ~ •• alngla The Dreaming' features anlmal Impersonator Percy Edwards and everybody'• favourite Auatrellan RoH Harris. The B side la 'Oreamtlme' an Instrumental track. glvenNo ...... for~•• - long abwnce from the music acene. There have been rumoure about her quitting the mualc bualneu ettogetMr but t- hove been quashed thl• - by a apokaaman for Mr ...:ord company• .. tr• not • long time tor auch an established artist to t■ka In -ng a ■lngle,• he More Bauhaus Old a-.d BAUHAUS, WHO are currently In the studio racording their third album, play three dates In August. Modein Tha band will be 81)pearing at Sheffie6d l yceum August 14, Glasgow Tlffanys 1 5, Edinburgh. MODERN ROMANCE swing Coasters 16. A release date for back into action with a new the album hasn't been given single this month. and there is no news yet of a ll's 'Cherry Pink And Apple new single or further dates. Blossom Wh~e• which will be released on July 30. Tha single Is backed with 'Who Is John Du Prez?' which spotlights Modem Romance's trumpeter John Ou Prez. 'Cherry Pink And Apple Bk>ssom White' was originalty a doubkt number one hit In 1955, THE CLASH have added an when the original version by extra London date to tt)efr tour. Perez Prado and the cover They'll be playing Brbcton Fair version by trumpet p4ayer Eddie Deal on July 30 dua to massive ca1vert, were both at the top of public demand. the charts. July 24, 1982 7 PINK FLOYD'S new single 'When The Tigers Broke Free' will be out on July 26. Limited numbers of the s ingle will be available in a tripfe gatefold sleeve featuring stills from the film 'Pink Floyd The Wall,' currently shOwlng at by Floyd member Roger two major London cinemas Waters. and due for general reJease • Avon Books h:"lve just Star turn ·towards the end of AuguSt . published a book called 'Pink Pink Floyd also release a Floyd The Wall ' h includes Associates new album 'The Flnal Cut' on Roger's lyrics with colour August 31, which features stllls from the film taken by on Radio 1· new songs written for the film David Appleby. correction RADIO ONE celebrates its 10th anniversary of summer SORRY, IT seems that roadshows with a special series technical hitches meant our of "beach parties" starting this Associates story was wrong last month. week. Bad Manners star in the first The band's new single is show which kicks off at Cardiff caJled '18 Carat Love Affair' and Angry League, Top Rank on July 23. All the the band wm be playing dates in shows start at 7 .30 pm. The August and not Juty. The date Beat headline Deeside Leisure sheet is: Edinburgh Festival Centre On July 30 and Shakatak Assembly Rooms August 19, can be seen in action at Carlisle 20, 21. Glasgow Ultratech 23, Markel Hall August 6. Gary 24, Manchester Hacienda 25. Glitter will be hauling his London Cambridge Theatre 29, London Camden Palace 30. ~~=~l~~~•~r;~tAu~ .... ·1 e carat Love Affair' is a 13 and Junior and guests will double A side with the be starring at the Poole Arts Associates own interpretation of Centre August 27. Madness will the Diana Ross hit 'Love be ak>ng at the St Austell Hangover.' A 12 inch version of Coliseum September 2. Tickets the single features an extra are £3.50 in advance and they track 'Voluntary Wishes, Swapit are available from the venues Productions.' The 12 inch also and local record shops, features the full length version of 'Love Hangover.' Both the seven inch and 12 inch versions come in a special Metal full colour bag. • Bass player Michael Dempsey, formerly of the Cure and an Associate for two years, compound has left the group. He's replaced by John Mambey, an AC/DC's BRIAN Johnson is oJd friend of leaders Alan Stones 'too loud' featured on a new heavy metal Rankine and Billy Mackenzie. compilation album out on BRISTOL CITY Football Club Environment chiefs who August 12. could lose more than £4,000 monitored the concert, says that Brian is featured on some following the Rolling Stones the sound was 15 decibels vintage material with his old concert at its Ashton Gate above the noise limit of 60 band Geordie and other acts on Miller's stadium on June 27. decibels and that local residents the album include T'Msted were frightened and outraged. Sister, Anvil, The Rods, Praying The band's exploding Mantis and Lautrec. The album The local council plans to Friday, July 30, at 8 p.m. take legal acttOn against the firecrackers which the band on Abstract Records, wm have b U ll'Om81O19101'Z7•52.U double club, saying that the concert used during their show were the special I~ price of £3.99. LTU.Pl''""", ~Prowow.~.,_,,t , ontt.nighl STEVE MILLER has added two broke the agreed decibel limit also said to have terrified old dates to his sell out tour. and the fine could be up to people and pets in a wide MIiier wm now be appearing £5,000, radius. at the London Hammersmith Scrit hit? OcJeon this week on July 22 and SCAITTI POLITTI release their 23. Tickets for the extra follow up single to 'Faithless' SOUTH COAST SENSATION shows are priced £6.50, £5.50 this week. and £4.50 and they are It's 'Asylums in Jerusalem' available from the box office and the 8--side is 'Jacques and usual agents. Derrida' - a remix of a recent INCOGNITO studio recording for the BBC and not available elsewhere. are taking the South Coast by storm Scritti will also be releasing a Shocking ,- special 12-inch single on Juty 30, which will feature and DON'T MISS THEM extended verstOn of 'Jacques sister Derrida,' from the same BBC JULY 21 - Bog nor Regis Pier - 0243 session and an extra track 'A 'TWISTED SISTER, America's Slow Soul.· A limited edition 820531 most outrageous band since the print will be Included in the Plasmatics, release their first package which will be JULY 23 - Hastings Pier - 0424 522566 British single this week. numbered and personalty Ring Box Office for details The band who make their signed by various members of debut supporting Motorhead at the group. Wrexham this weekend will be The release of the album bringing out a four track 12 Inch 'Songs To Remember' will be CONCORDE MANAGEMENT & SKRATCH MUSIC single 'Ruff Cutts.' Tracks on announced shortly. presents the single are 'What You Don't The Only London Appearance of Know,' 'Shoot 'Em Down,' 'Under The Bl-,' and 'Leader Of The Pack.· The single was OAV/0 SYLVIAN: Japan mMt tha YMO Timeless produced by the band themsetves and Eddie Kramer, renowned for his work with Kiss ·B;. and Peter Frampton. Costello Twisted Sister who describe their music as "shock rock" Turning Japanese ELVIS COSTELLO releases a pack out 25,CX>O seater new 12-inch single this week. The title track is 'Man Out Of ~.,.,...___, stadiums in New York and JAPAN'S DAVID Sylvia n track la largely Instrumental Time' and the other tracks are they're renowned for their retea... a double A.... lded and both tracks are said to be Plus SUNDANCE spectacular live shows. alngle reconfed wHh the "thematically linked." 'Imperial Bedroom,' and 'Town Cryer.' Twisted Si81er plan, to play Yellow Magic Dn:hestro'a Both tracks -re by HAMMERSMITH ODEON some more British dates after Sylvian and Sakamoto and On July 30 Costello will , Rlulchl Sakamoto thla -- -n release an ordinary seven inch FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1982 their British debut with Tracka on the slngte are they're doing some cunently v9fSk>n of 'Man Out Of lime' Tickets £5, £4 -Available from Box Office Motorhead, but these await 'Bamboo Hou... ' and more work together In Japan Telephone 748 4081 And Usual Agents conflnnatlon. 'Bamboo Music'. The latter wtth an album In mind. with 'Town Cryer' as the B side. 8 July 24, 1982 DOCTOR FEELOOOD haw changed their IIM-4.lp. Both ~nd"::~~Ye ~=rep4acec.t by Buzz Barwell on drvme and Pat McMullen on beU.. Dr Feetgood wlll be bKk In action 41/2hours In Britain In the IIUtumn, efter Hmbering up with • Spent,h tour. l:f-~r~·~~::-;,~ =on Cenn on (July 25). - from • hugeSu- M5ectlon of vintage - - • theN Will bo YI__ , Instrument■, book• and megazlnee. Admlulon to the fair w lll be £1.50 from 11am to 1pm and 45p from 1pm to 5pm. ofpeace LEtCESTEA BASED quartet the SWlnglng Lllurela. who were fMtured on the ,-cent Fun Boy Three alngle "The T.. ephone ::;w:~~v: =•dea l currently worldng on a ■ Ingle and hope to tour In Nrty Auguat. B MOVIE now have • fan club and the addreH la 8 Movie c/o Marlon, 17 St Anne'• Court, Wa rdour Street, London W1 . andquiet REGGAE BAND N'9htdoctor, who support.ct UB40 on tne,r laat tour, have aplh up. Coplea of their two MARIETTA PARFITT, ,,,. ..,,. of Status Quo'• Rick, ,.,..... llve cauettfl are avallab1e from her f/rat alngle this ..-. Getting out of ,,,. kitchen and Into Rough Trade or direct from IM recording studio, Marietta hH done • ..rs/on of• Cl/ff Nlghtdoctor Tepee, 457 Latfmw Rlcherd eong, 'Do You Wanne 0.nc.'. Her old men Roed, W10 at £3 NCh p lua S0p produced the alngl• •nd Cliff I• fNtu- on becking roeels. poet and packing. K..,ln Godley Is on drums. Belfw than d•rnlng ooc:b, eh 1 I TOURS forjust STUOK> TWO, a duo from IDLE FLOWERS, who are feat Deptford New Albany Theatre Hockney, play - following - bulldlng • cun followtng, wtll be Auguat 8. playing Putney WhHe Uon on July ;:::~'!u;o~~: Woolwk:h 30, Fulham Golden Uon Auguat 4 MARILLION, ~ by colourful Plumateed Prlnce Rupert 23, and 18, Woolwkh Tramahed singer Flah, WIii be pl•ylng MIiton Dopl'tord Tho Duke 24, 1..atci.. Auguat 17. TM ttto wlll alao be K•ynea Starting Gate on Saturday ,,,.... 25, Hope And Anchor 28, appearing on French teS.vlalon (July 24), Southall HNda Club 29, PlumetNd Prince Rupert 30, ohortly. London MarquN Auguat 12 and Dlngwalla 31, Melvern Winter 13, Luton Technlcal CoUege Gardena Auvust e, London September 3. Greyhound 8, Woolwich :!,~~=:! ..l!t,rday T~14. (July 24) and Lambeth Town Hall THE MONOCHROME Sot, who July 29, befo,. they begin • rNjor ha.,. Just ,.INNd their new llngfe 'The Mating Game', w ill be THE IMPOSSIBLE DrMmera will Europeen tour. Support groupa: bo ploylng tho following _ , tor the giga wlll be Fut Relief and playing the London Venue on Sunday (July 29). The Set wlll £2.99 t Hamp.-lMd MoonUght Club the ~da Of Mu. w.. ,.■tu,. new drummer Mon-I• (July 25), -..mltll CARDIFF-BASED band Roots And Windsor. Su-Cla,..ndOn 27, Fulham Golden Branche• play a home town gig at Lion 28, Covent Garden Rock Nero'• on Augu.t 6. You get perfect tranquility on a Garden August 1. ~~.1:::!1~1d~-!ftrt!•.;:.,.ne PRINCE LINCOLN and tho Royal In concert together at London N.EW HEAVY fflWII bend Oump'(a RaaNe wlll be p&aymg a tour Goa.alps Club In Deen StrMt on Memorex blank cassette. And when you Ruaty Nut• who ,.._.. their eotnck:Ung whh the 1'9INH of July 28. debut alngle 'Juat For Kicks' their new •lbum 'Wild With The AHN&'. The band will play: FUNK JAZZ. band Sun Ra Arttfftra 1 1 wlll be making their first London record.something,You get perfect sound. :i~~•t i Yub July 28, London Venue Auguat 12, Cardiff ~=~:~Lee Green Okf Tiger'a Head 29, Top Rank 13, Mencheata, PSV appearance• alnoa 1970 at the Kingston Grey HorN August 16, Club 14, Hudderafleld Cleopatra's Venue on July 27 and 28. The At W H. Smith you can buy three 20, Birmingham D~beth Civic Hall band a,. also hoping to confirm London MarqUN 18, Lee Green dates In Manchester .oon. Old Tlger'a Head 19, Oxford 23, London Lordahlp Partc 29, Penny Ferthlng 21 , London Nottingham Zhivago's 30. PENGUIN FURY, the bend who Memorex blank cassettes in a special Dlngwalla 23, Oxf ord Penny SONS OF Jah, who have rwleaaed ex1>41ct 1>41ople to tum up at their Farthing Septembei' 23. The band their new album 'UnlverHI gigs carrying stuffed toy are al.a last minute eddlUona to Measage' on their own Hatty penguins, play a gig at the triple pack for only £2.99. Normally, the Motorhead show at Hackney Congo label, play Hudderafteld Hammersmlth Clarendon Hotel on they're £1.10 each. So get your share of on Sunday (July 25). Cleopatra's on Saturday (July 24), Auguet 12. peace and quiet Then you can disturb RELEASES RICHARD BONE follows his thla week. The band will be Honey', which la out thla week. H it with some high quality sound. hlghly acclaimed 'D~ltal Daya' 45 playlng a numbei' of live dates WH origlnally relNNd In with a 12 Inch alngle 'The Beat la •oon but these await Jamaica IHt year and It spent two Elite', this week. Other tracks ara confirmation. months at number one. The alngle 'Quantum Hop', 'lnvlalble Guy' l a produced by Joe Glbba, who and" Mutant WIMSom'. SQUIRE, WHO used to be with has wOftted with Bob Mar ley, Secret Artair on I Spy Records, Toots and the Maytala, Peter Tosh FORMER DARTS lead singer Bob releaae their alxth alngle 'Glrl On and o,nnla Brown. A Train' this week. The band have Fish reie.aea his alngle 'Hoter NORTHERN DUO Sun Yama this week. n·a the first aong that 0 11 Bob's written hlmaelf and It was : n':fhe~: :~~•~i,; ~~~~: • release • veralon of Bob Dylan's produced by Andy HIii, of Bucks their second slbum 'Squire Get 'Subt•rranHn Homaalck Blues' Flu and Paris fa~. Smart' for telNH at the 9nd of thla week. The alng'8 was Auguat orlglnally featured on a northern eompllatton album end has been THE WAVES releaH their debut brought out by publk demand. DAVE EDMUNDS new slngle 'Brown Eyed Son' on July re• ... • Sun Yama feature Joe Holden 11ngh,, 'From Small Thing& Big from Hull and Dolly Korova from 30. The bend ware to,med by ex Things Come', thla week. 11.'• 111 Soft Boy guitarist Klmberty Rew. p,evloualy unrele,aed Alnwlck, Northumbertand. 24 HOURS, a new five piece band SpringatNn aong, which from London, relNN a single, Edmunds la reputed to have first FArlli GLOBAL, who feature ax 'Slbenan Sid', this WNk. The bend heard beck.atage durtng Bruoa'a Ultrlvoll gultartat BIiiy Sheers, are alto lining up datu, following Wembley concerts. re._aae a th,....track 12 Inch their show at the Venue, London, alngle this week. Tracks featured rec.ntly. are 'Earth Report•, 'COded World ' JUNE LODGE and Prince and 'Love Seems Lost'. The band PREFAB SPROUT ,.lease their Mohammed have teamed up on a. hope to play some llve gigs flrat alngle 'Lion• In My Garden' single, 'Someone Loves You befora the end of the year. TV AND RADIO Pink Floyd gel a plug on 'The appear on the variety show Fizz, Altered Images and FRIDAY Aockshow' when their 'Summertime Special'. Yazoo Bardo. 1974 Wembley performance of can be enjoyed with the 'The Dark Side Of The Moon' is Hor1icks on the late night chat TUESDAY'S 'Chegge(s Plays on Radio One. Earlier In the show 'Saturday Live'. Pop' features Atvln Stardust, evening Annabella of Wow Fi0<:k Of Seagulls and Classlx Bow SUNDAY Gambaccini Wow will be d iscussing the new sees Nouveaux. The late night BBC dissecting the career ol Eric singles on 'Roundtable'. Clapton, Mayall to Ja~~~~at ures Barclay Every regk>n has some music from John Cream, Layla to his on Its SATURDAY morning from current easy-listening style. The Bananarama, Haircut 100 and programme Is on Radk) One. Madness will greet earty- ri..,.. ~~rin~. ~!~:;ii~~ on WEDNESDAY on Showcase' puts the spotlight on School holidays are here and 'Chegger's Plays Pop". But Thomas Dolby and Nancy Nova B8C 1 shows old 'Cheggar's there's a vintage 'The Monkees' among Olhenl, on B8C 1. Pleys Pop' shows at 9.30am episode In.which Micky Dolen% Afte,warda Dollar and ·every day this week. Is challenged to a duel on BBC Eurovlslon songbird Nicole MONDAY'S features Bucks 1, .My 24, 1982 9 , 'HE BEArs very own pop up toaster Ranking TRoger fin got DANIELA SOA VE rhymes In time with RANKING ROGER Jam on It. Not only Is he one seventh of of music that - pl•yed In lhehouN. Birmingham's best "My /amity are • we/rd group, but he's also family," he gr/no. "I think released the single of they're •II mad. - black the summer: 'Pllto And _,. /us/ /Ike 1/stw,ing to fW(lflN •nd disco but my Roger (Ago Talk) Tai,,,v /amlly .,_ all 1/ke me. W• Lappy Dub'. An //atw, lo e.wythlng. • optimistic slice of the n wu this /oN of muaJc choicest blend of that hn led lo Ror,er'a 1/tt/e toasting and reggae, llide //ne, The Magnum Foree HI R dleco, which he and Roger wrote and Palo take round dancee •nd recorded the song with pert/es. "Two bed DJs his friend Palo. From togetherr he Jokes. ·1 •till whenct1 came the idea? lov. doing It In my -,»re time. WIien you come home from "'Well, ttt.re •re seven t»lng on tour you w•nt to do people In the &at 11nd we'Ve something completely all hlld dlfttlrent Influences,,. different, and this la what I he explains. "So when do. I must be lflddlcted to somebody came up with • music, It's Just another way of 50ng, each of ua could only en/oylng It.• use • 1/ttle of our I at/If can't 9TNP how Roger IITlltglfllllloM. l 'wl had Iota of man,,gea to toast but he Ideas, ""'J' d/ffenmt ltom 1M malntalne lt'a something lhllt Beat and that's w hy I decided _,_ with pn,ctlc., /u•t /Ike to dolt." •nru,tng alse. It WN pure f•le that Roger met his companion, t /uat comes out, I donT toNtlng know how. You think of Palo. "I met him et • toasting competition which I was I one word •.• Ilk• «Hind then judging and IHt won It,• Roger ·,or lnatance and you says. "I got his phone numl>er think of words to rhyrTHJ," and which I then managed to I0118, off M goes Into • • but lucklly one of my sJstw'• opontaneous demonstration. friends knew him so we _.,.. And • for touting with ,.. able to get In touch. _,_,,,_ .. that you get used to Iha~ loo. "Wedld•--• too commerelal It rulne It. American tour wpportlng the we thought It wN good. In "Palo •nd I ,,_.. - loNtlng together now for "I •tarted -ting by Clash, •nd ,,,.,.,. ohortly /act, we'wl dona enough for eight months and _ ... got /latwllng lo other _,._ I returning to - _,_ to th,.. albums/ It's fun.• used lo NCh other'a At WN lnlluenc«I by Clint ,wpport the Polk:<, on lha/r Orlglfllllly Roger NW th(s •Jy,-. TOASTING ROGER: gr/II-a-minute stuff llrwt ... ,..,. Just going to do _.,our. co11a-.t1on u • one off cont/,,.,_ "Whal I'd do would "I'm hoping to be •ble to thing, but now IHt'o keeping the lling/e for our -,nd be lo to other --· . _, for - Polk»,. Roger mind. "f donT fNl/y he of • family qatem, but then - - 1,.,.,, •n - of years - the youngM lo do morw with It. If - rwcordo lhen _, o...- It but conc1-. ·1 - the Clash Ilka saying anything about the calmed down ,.. might do of four 111-. and one ---··"" -t ,.... II I could do It one nigh~ •nd - Onmy the own _, lyrlca. front, • ,,_.. futurw - I Ilk• to - -ng.-.,,..,,, to T- Roger..,.,,., had. - to do ·-olng/e ,.. enJoyed It ao much that I things a they come, but I together rd Ilka to make It do _,ng with "'1. - .wy mullic:al upbringing due - doing. lot of ,,._,ng_ did It 8""'>' o/ng/e night for that meybe In • couple - .,,_._ got • (lfNt W>k». " mot9 unttarr,round than this think Ito the,,,.,., di- - l-·-"-gets They_,,, com~ •n Iha rem.Jnder of Iha tour.• r OHN F oxx HISNE WSINGLE bsi deYOUNG MAN Metal Beat/Virgin RecordsLtd . I I I I July 24, 1982 11 ·~.... Hlf NEWAIBIAI lOVE HAS FOUND ITS WAY- 1nc1udes The Hit Single 'LOVE HAS fOUND ITS WAr li ..... 12 J uly 24, 1982 . Terry's by SUNIE UMMERTIME Ball, which took ~ace on and the livin' is Monday. Based oo a Sixties easy ... Some theme, this year's event featured various dredged1.lp Snews this week of stars ol yesteryear, plus the Fun Boy Three, pretend-Sixties oombo Mood purveyors of this year's She.. Hardly sounds like the gtg Summer Hij (sez Old of the century, so you're probably pleased Iha! you Sunie's Almanack). decided to save the £46 -et Firstly, the glad tidings that price alter all . . . Neville Stapkts and his Belle Two gents known as Sam Star, Stella, appear to have and Tom have quit those been re-united. This follows a moody moderns 23 Skldoo, fo, separation that can probably be what their record company attributed to Nev's - ahem - cryplically calls "psychick wanderlust. Teny Hall has reasons·. Find the lady? Well, other problems - he's the I'm not losing sleep over the possessor of such a sweet riddle. But "Lord" J im Reid is tooth that, given the chance, inconsolat»e . . . he'll squander a who&e week's Madness man Lee "Kfx• wages on "little jelly things and Thompson's dad 58-year-old Mal$ bars," he oontesses. So Fred Thompson, has been his girlfriend minds the wage charged in oonnection with a £1 packet, doUng out a sweetie m(llion drugs racket. allowance to Tel each day. Aaahl • 11l8 Banshees are In You may also be interested to the ■tudlos doing an LP loam that all the gues1 tor Sept- n,1ease, musicians on 'Summertime' are ao presumably the girls, with Nicky Holland of the Siouxsie-loses- Ravish ing Beauties heading vo lce-forever storMts the cast ... NOT THE forces' •-heart (except face, you'll recognise Mick Jones of The were something of an Anyone noticed how much maybe In Nicaragua), nor a 'Playgirl' reject Clash. Mick Is sporting the "baggy .-U e_,atton. Either that Alf of Yazoo sounds like c- ... If you can take your appalled and and OMs" look that P■lla tells us Is de or our little aongthn.lsh • on 'Don't Go'? And does disbelieving - from the knobbly, fuzzy rtgeur this season, and adopting his Is taking a hell of a rtsk anyone else besides my Big leggies ► pins displayed hent w1th such wanton favou- "Madame Recamlet"' pose ... with what's left of - informant recaJI the lady in abandon by their owner, and ck)ck his vocal c hords .•. question joining the Uttle Roostera on stage at a Jeffnly Danlet, bodypopping to concentrate his acting home with mum and dad . .. Dingwalls gig many moons on Shala....,. supremo, has been ago? Memories are made of career .. . Echo And The Bunnymen • Mikey Dread _.ad meeting Brit papsters at every this, eh , tum. He gave his phone were joined on stage at •• The Clash's special In Newcastle on number to Siobhan of • Rip Rig and Panic, In Shepton Mallet f8S1ival by a guest Wednesday and Bananarama at the Palace. but Bok>gna recently tor a clutch of Drummers Of Thursday, DJ1ng and she so tiddly that festival appearance, B urundi for a stirring renditiol) was by "°"' joining the band for she probably doesn't were nicked and fined of 'All My Colours' .•• even remember meeting the bloke. for public obscenity. Culture shock of the event. 'Bank Robber' .... bumped into Boy George in Seems Gareth Sager and however, was provided by He Mark Springer were Paul Coplin of Haysi the Kings Road, too, and Jullan Cope, who turned up on Fantayzee, you'se in big wandering about rather stage amidst the ethnic turns requested that they have their troublel At least, according to picture taken together. Boy acanttty clad, and ff that clad in black leather and doesni sound too your former colleagues Animal George obliged, and doubtless accornpanied by Nicky Holland Magnet. Like them, captin is offensive to you, then on keyboards and Dave Balfe the Folks Back Horne just wonl you've obvlouely never signed to EMI Re --aetto ·' July 24, 1982 13 Ifyou know what's good for your pocket, you'll get down to the HMV shop now. Our massive Summer Sale is still on. And thousands of albums and tapes are still going for ridiculous prices. Some are even down to just 50p. So remember. The Summer Sale. At all HMV shops now. · • I 14 July 24, 198;! GOODIES FUN BOY THREE: 'Summertime' (Chrysalla) The song of the summer. If the weather isn't hot and sultry, the music is. I've always suspected that Terry Hall has A Voice and here's the proof of the pudding. Without being depressing, there's a sad, wanton air to this treatment, and also a strong forties feel to it. Shut your eyes and you're sitting on a fire escape stairway somewhere in New York on a humid day. And ttley've used real strings - Reviewed none of this synthesiser rubbish. A step away from the jungle beat but the result is just by DANIELA as hot. SHEENA EASTON: SOAVE 'Machinery' (EMI) A great change of direction for Sheena Shirfey Orr. I couldn't see Funboy Three and Barbra Streisand wrapping her Bananarama. After 'Wordy vocal chords round this. This Rappinghood' I expected much will be a larger hit than much more from Ms Weymouth Sheena's recent releases - and friends. This is a prime glad to see her out of what example of how to. murder a could have been a very bloody good song. ff they paralysing rut. wanted to give it the F83 THE RAINCOATS: 'Running treatment they could have really Away' (Rough Trade) Not gone to town on the rhythm and having 14 Cambridge degrees I chanting. As it is, this version can't figure out which side is sends me lurching for the meant to be reviwed so 1'11 do original. both. Some people might think the Raincoats murder 'Running THE CRACK: 'Going Out' Away' (yet another re-hash . (RCA) What is the point? This this week is full of them) but it's Isn't music, thiS isn't about very pretty in a wistful way. 'No being young and going out on a One's Little Girt' is wistful too, Friday night. What a load of but in a menacing way. Ever n.Jbbish. 'Now I'm here, I drink heard a whisper that is beer, I can't think straight' yells the (fo,- want of a better word) singer. No wonder if he writes lyrics like that. I'm sick to death of morons moaning about the system. Do they think it disguises their total ineptitude? AVERAGE WHITE BAND: 'You're My Number One (RCA) Funky combo from my home town, they used to be miles ahead of their time. Now I'm not so sure. They seem to pretending to be sub standard threatening? Then listen to this. be living up to their name, or week which are a) remakes and 10CC: 'Runaway' (Mercury) a NEIL DIAMOND: 'Be Mine A true gem and one of the should that be living down? I b) influenced by the FB3? A I'm sure this must have been Bucks Fizz? Sounds like it. Tonight' (CBS) What can you superior releases of the week. know nostalgia can be a better attempt than the Tom reviewed because it feels like say about Neil Diamond? dangerous thing but perhaps Tom Club's effort. Why bother Delighttul and offbeat. it's been out about 400 years BLANCMANGE: Ma' Typ;cal gravelly voiced song AWB would do well listen making enothor vomion unlo~c 'Feel tho to already. Anyway, 10CC are a (London) This beekons you to with :1tring nrrnngomonts, flimsy SOUNOTRACKS HEAD : to their earlier records. you want to do a better one? & turgid affair and not worth lhe it until he starts to sing. He's backing vocals and lots of 'Rein, Rain, Rain' (Rough effort. When all you fans start been listening to too much Joy crashing cymbals. Trade) Good grief, two Rough LIQUID GOLO: 'Where Did We sending in the hate mail, could Division and Talking Heads for Unconvincing. Trade records in my good CARLY SIMON: 'Why' Go Wrong?' (Polo) Do you (Mirage) Penned by the tres you make sure you send me his own good. Pity. books and I'm not even trying to really want me to tell you? Got unusual stamps for my HAZAN: 'Get A Little Closer' be presentious! Que! odd chic Nile Rogers and Bernard a few years? Edwards, Carly sings her way collection please? (EMI) Sharp production lifts this name for an ensemble but what OALEK I LOVE YOU: 'Holiday slightly above the rest of the a beautiful record. Ethereal, through what could be a TOM ROBINSON: 'Now In Disneyland' (Korova) passionate song as though it Is PHIL LYNOTT: 'Together' drivel I've had to listen to but I'd haunting and quite, quite Martin's Gone' (Statlk) Quite a Another bunch from Liverpool. a nursery rhyme. This is so (Vertigo) Produced by the man rather listen to Linx or Junior. delicious. I'm a sucker for a clever song but to my ears it's Paul and Andy from OMO had frusttating because you know it with the Midas touch, Midge piano! Rhythmic and dealings with this group before could be much better. Ure. I'm none too sure about captivating, this gets a gokj so they struck out on a limb. This What's the matter wrth this one. A bit too pedestrian for NICOLE: 'Give Me More Time' star. is aJI very experimental and everybody this week - have my liking and too much like his (CBS) What a good voice this modem and reminds me of the they forgotten what emotion is? first album. gi~ has. At only 17 she can sound of jute mills I used to (How to sound like Kevin the already put so much into a BADDIES walk past when I was a kid. Rowland BUZZ: 'Htt The Road Jock' song. It's a shame the songs part 6). Surprisingly pleasant and BAO MANNERS: 'My Girl (RCA) Yet another rehash. Yet shoukl be investigated. Lollipop' (Magnet) Poor Bad JACKSON BROWNE: another boring oJd record. This Manners must be running out of 'Somebody's Baby' (Asylum) group is yet another hype. Who Ideas. It's difficult to be wild and Another film soundtrack. The cares? T REX: 'Children Of The whacky alt the time. This is no acceptable face of West Coast Revolutlon'fl Love To better than the original, in fact rock. Not exactly what you'd call MUNDANITIES Boogle'f Solld Gold Easy come to think of it, it's worse. a stunner but then again, it ~IIOW ....mn OONI Actlon'/ London Boys' (EMI) doesn't send you rushing for the Where would Marc Bolan be If completely ruined by the TOM TOM CLUB: 'Under The sick bucket. ALVIN STARDUST: 'I Wont he were alive today I ask Boardwalk' (Island) Where production which leaves it all on You Back In My Ll1e Again' myself, as I wonder what one level. as one office some clueless Yanks (and yes, RANDOM HOLD: 'Dancing In And (Stiff) Is It Cliff? Could well be tt prompted this release. Even if sage pointed out, very sub I do know who they are) attempt The Street' (RCA) Why are you weren't told it's old Shane you"te his biggest fan you've Human League. And as to be the US version of the there so many records this poor Fenton. Nicely sung, nicely got to admit that his lyrics are Tom sings: 'Things will never be produced, it leaves me cold. even worse than Jon the same again '_ Too right. too Anderson's and that's saying are all naff. I'd k,ve to hear her right. RAGE: 'Woman• (Carrere) something. Always thought doing something more apt for Dirty old dogs. How could I say Marc Booln was overrated. her age, but unfortunately she that I love you, the singer wails. More stamps please. likes singing this kind of drivel. ODDITIES Well he can't like women very KATE BUSH: 'The Oreaffllng' DUMPY'$ RUSTY NUTS: 'Juot SEARCH PARTY: 'Urban (EMI) They say this one grows For Kicks' (Cool King) One Foxes' (Magnet) Another on you but to me it sounds like doesn't half get tired of synthesised duo who obviously one hell of a jumble. It's one of whacky records. This one is listen to a lot of New Musik and those songs you've got to learn, no better or no worse than any Buggies. If this is where it gets but then I always find that these other - fast boogie guitar, them. I shouldn't bother. are the ones I like best. Has London accent. singing about Kate gone to Australia recently, roaring along on his motorbike. TEDDY LINCOLN: 'Seventeen' or was she influenced by that Will be a hit on the jukebox (Regal) Not generally fond of spate of Aussie films that were down his local boozer bU1 reggae singles, but this is as shown on BBC2 recently? This nowhere else. cool as a summer shower. is a song about aborigines and Refreshing and very en;c>yable. the Australian outback, and BLACK ROSE: 'Sucker For sounds very very ethnic. Kate Your Love' (Tees Beat) POSmVE NOISE: 'Waiting even tries to sing with an much if he can put a picture of Frenzied duelHng guitars racing For The Seventh Man' (Statlk) Australian accent! Very two of them fingering one along at a helluva pace - gosh Yet more funk. This does ambitious but until I've heard it another's boobs on the cover. this intro goes on a bit - absolutely nothing for me at all, another 50 times I haven't a Macho sexist crap. whoops, here we go, Into the with its muddy production and clue. usual tortured vocals. Real run plodding place. Sounds like SEARCH: 'Peanut Butter And of the mm fodder. Music to they got tired of waiting fo,- the BOW WOW WOW: 'Loula Jam' (PRn What an odd tltla shake the nits out of your head seventh man and went home. Quatorze' (RCA) A re-r800t'ded for a funk record. I can't to. Yeuch! version, this is totally limp and imagine James Brown singing SUN YAMA: 'Subterranean lifeless. I love Bow Wow Wow about this. In fact it's completely ROSE ROYCE: 'Somehow We Homesick Blues' (Transtatlk) when they're manic and kJdicrous. M- tt Through The Rain' A group wrth a sense of humour hysterical -and fully charged, (Epic) Typical smoochy but I just can't see the joke. I've raring to go. But this is slower THE TOURING COMPANY: number. I suppose this sort of a funny feeling the lyrics might and has about as much 'Every S1'lp Of The Way' thing is popular as the last be quite witty but as they'ra • enthusiasm as a housewife on (Radioactive) Who is this, dance down the disco. I find It almost drowned the point is Valium. Noosha Fox or Kate Bush tedious and pathetic. lost. 15' our rendition of il It's got such a gloomy, cotton An, dlNf/,_,_ within the band mflln/y /CK KARN is easily on the Europe or America. for a long time, or to wool-wrapped-round./t atmosp/le,9, and our Australia at all. They all somehow got slTIJng between you and Derld? shortlist for my desert playing is really safe, unlnteresHng. I hear together - I think because our agent and the No, if anything we 11/'fJOO loss. ""11at people island dinner party - theyn, planning to releflse 'Adolescent &,x· promoters and our manager lllfJ just as worrl&d don't understand is that when we do fight, It's next. which Is disgusting. II could blow as anyone Bise that there won't be any more like fighting with your brother. Afterwards, It's M except that he'd probably Just forgotten. busy to make it. ':v"/!rythlng. It's QOt nothing to do with us now at afterwards. be too develop your atage lec:hnlque, which Sounds ,wy civil-. Bui thing• wwe not .,,., thua - soone,- or later we're going to An interview In s favourite Japanese the - point Whef! Japan play 1/... restaurant makes buslneS$ look suspiciously like OW MUCH contact do you ha.. to broM:h the notorious .,,,_ In tlll? 18 for the fact lflet lfle o/nger pleasure. You /T168l1 I get paid for this too? lfN> _, ol lfle group durl which Mlck'a girlfriend ...1- Into,,....,,_, ~stn 't get too relaxed, though - easy on the H like this, ..,,_ you ... with none other than O.rld SyMan. 11Je effalr rog.thw? ly. We thought It all out right at tho sake, at least to begin with. KfHJp a cloBr head, Oawt hates entertaining. He likes to _,. public ltnowledge, and the tone ot Mr girl. . Not I/Jal much.' II la&ls really Karn~ com,,,.,,,. then was rather more bitter not here. though. ,.,,,, tn,te on lrHlllng what he's My coinpanlon sits opposite me. dusk/8r than It seemed then today'a. and everyone's away, It's I /Ike lo entertain. So usual alt$r a holiday In Los Angeles spent with to take over that side of things. How much - the "Inside Japan• •torr ..ry Rob, the' group's fom>er guitarist. dellnll&ly all much happ;., z/-lng ....,_,,.,,,., ,wy :~"'your,,.,,,. of mind when you're te/1/ng If I can keep my covetous eyes off that ,,.._,_,,,,,.,,? . loolr N though you'rw on piercing pink and grean sweatshirt he's wearing Oh yeah• ..,..,., all dlscoverl .., That's B good question. I like that .. . do I hs'lfl for a moment, 111 start off on my list of questions. ourselves . . . · to answer it? It alt'81S a hell of a lot with the WIiy did you ~ Rk:lry - to p,odua, Sounds /Ike&:... Just.,..,,. - mood rm in, which is probably why I regret I/Jal ·-; your - •f'11e? interview (In which the sto,y came lo #ghQ now. Well, Vl,r,ln and I drew up a /Isl of posslbillties, ~",:;:;i~t~-,;:~.d' -player? /l's taken a long dme, but lhllt ..,,_ thing has but I began to lrHII /rlghtened I/Jet some of them stopped depending on OIi ..,._ " . Technically, rm taught me a lesson - a posidw, one, not just might be a bit overpoWflllng with their ld&as. explain - It may "don't tTUst anya,e ew,r again". I'm a lot calmer Such•? ~:::~~-""'n:-·· Uke the most far• about things now, because I now I understand l7lere was - oh, what's I/Jet guy's name? n,., why ..,. starl9d ~ - - .,.,, heard but it's aw. how o,,.., fflels, wloch I /ailed to do before. I one who does e_,e? mak&- --,_ 18 July 24, 1982 Aiile drink to that THE CHURCH: 'The Blurred Crusade' (Carrere CAL 140) I PUT• -,Mk• Into my rein and fNI • charge ,o aharp and aure I muot be ,,._,ng to tt,e NCOnd Church LP/ But who ere TIie Church end why e,. ,_ ,.,lea from th• bygone beet er,e flirting with ml • -pair I■ beginning to frtgh1an He'• muu.tlng aboul 'con-Crlclca and IIM' Mhullleeyaola.,_wt,oi..-, .. alwll ~ Ille akin. ~ .:.;,.:..,-r,::n,. ":i:.'.'8 :,..~ ~ hla own noae In Ille tact. Joe'• ~ la an·act of penance, ol - ~cSomatlrMe It's - to pull Ille -gotobad. 80lutlonno~-for E : "I cant sleep anymore. rm a1ID at 8.!111 1MHY morning, ni■dlng I've been llke lhla for about six alnce I gave up dope. A )olnl'a a .. --for llbclilt-- 10yMn.Vellum and lhad10 I'd - atop. rm my memory, In - of my ,_of ... .,._togo1081Npand -.... ~-- Bau/Jt and desperatian ■ le e,/fe at _lawn From Garage/and to hell with Joe Strummer of the Clash "The only great audience Is a young feeling that they're already an anachronism. audience and our audience lsni the youth He's a man who believes In peace but anymore. We should clear the boards for the simmers with vioklnce towards the Injustice young breed of savages that are here, never he sees everywhere. He's a man who sees mind the young pop tycoons. hlmself running out of bellefs but who has no "I'm quite ready to be knocked off my perch belief In a world beyond good and evil. Joe but I'd like It to be by someone who cares, a Strummer la a moralist? younger version of myself, I suppose. But I'm .. , believe In good and evil and that whet not moving for the pop moguls ... To me, It's you do wtll be returned to you. tt I didn't 1962 again. We're like Gene Vincent, a bit believe that rd Juat go out and ateal, become ageing but still viable and Visage, ABC, The a cat burglar like those mogul,. I belleve In Human League are all Connie Francia, pop evil - It's violence and thievery, screwing watering down and feeding off rock ... the your fellow man when he's not ready tor It. new rebels have got to surface!" It's when you think somebody'• taking the On the table In Strummer's room, there's a piss and the feellng comes to get up and ukelele and a few books, the songs of Pete smash them In the face, to take the easy way. Seeger, the great American folksinger, a I've licked drugs; whatever drives me to book about Nicaragua, another about the drinking, that's the devil. secrecy with which the British State Is ..Anyway ," aaya Joe with a sudden smile, governed. .. mustn't grumble ..." Strummer's dreama of change have Joe Strummer Is 30, the Clash are five. collapaed and so haa his bellef that the Claah Neither of them have changed the world, both would be ~ble to effect a change. He's left are growing old and both are a little afraid of watching the pop moguls dance In the charts, the fact. tf the Claah are over the hlll, how do left alnglng a lament: "There afn"t no need tor 8 1 you, go atralght to hell boys ..... i:, dx: ;:.t:~~:=g~ ~:~~~:. a song that has more sorrow and compaa.slon than .anything pop music could dream of? When I left Joe at five thirty, I was afraid to leave him alone, Mohican bent, staring out at Story: Mark Cooper Pie: Adrian Boot the wasteland of modem Newcastle. Somehow he deserves better. 0on,- all? . '· 20 July 24, 1982 "These Rock Stars A life must have powerful lungs. ofmy Youcanhear them from Penzance to own Aberdeen!" LL my life, my ·A mum and dad have pushed locate bizarre and MOterlc me, against my lngred/enta and - will, to do things like with •n original recipe ldN piano and ballet lessons, who'd like to become • l_,ctbelorecla.lngtlme sing in church and school can ring the ,,,_,,.,_, The choirs, and now they're Coclrm// Shop, 5, A"")' Row, pushing me into taking London WI 1 (Tai: 01 493 driving lessons. 9744). At £8.00 a time, I just feel these are a waste of money. I'm scared of larger vehictes, although I wouldn't mind a scooter or a motOlbike. Office Realty, my IHe has ™t_ver seemed my own. At 18, my parents still treat me as a piece blues of furniture, to obey, support AVING just left school, H and respect them and their looks as If I'll be taken on views. TI1ey treat my brothers, H for a civil service job aged 15 and 12, In just the paying £70.00 a week. This isn't same way. a bad job at all, bu1 I'd ba I can't leave though, as I'll working in an office all day and need their support for my grant know I'd be bored after even a tt I go to college next year. I've few weeks. All your favourite no older cousins I can talk to If I stuck the job for a year singles, 24 hours a day, and am very nervy in some and then tried for others, do you situations because of having to think employers would tend to 7 days a week. take a lot of violence from my go for someone who has been parents in the past. My unemployed in preference to 4 different songs boyfriend doesn't understand as me? Also, if I packed in the ;ob he's had a comparatively easy after six months or so, would it Monday to Friday, life. be held against me by future I've atways given up the of completing college. employers? I don't want to work 5 at the weekends. things my parents wanted me to Moving away from home for the rat race all my life. Records change at do after a short time. Why is could be the biggest ey& All, Rochdale this? What's wrong with me? opener and confidence • Don't knock It until you'Ve 8.00a.m., 12 noon, Louise, Wlsbech booster you've ever had. tried Ill Jobs for first-timers • Stop feeling so sorry for are scarce enough, and 3 p.m., and 9.00p.m. yourself. If you have no there·s no point In throwing Interest whatsoever In some away the chance of gaining weekdays. Same at of things your parents would valuable work eJCPerlence and /Ike you to do, or be, your a useful wage because of a weekends, plus one resentment Is few Mlvance reservations more at 6.00 p.m. understandable. If you feel Naming about this offloo vacancy. If you can 'I /Ive up to their you are offered the Job, be London Discline expectations and feel positive and take the smothered by their the drinks opportunity to find out. available throughout posse5Siveness, that;s Eren If past work understandable too. Many AN you tell me how to experience bears little the year. people stlll llvlng at home and make a Pina Colada relation to a later application, Itching to start out on their C cocktail? I've heard employers are more likely to Outside London, own feel Just the same way. various recipes, but would like recruit young people who've But donf be too hard on to know about the real thing. shown lnltlatlre and 24 hours a day except your parents, and, Just for Also, can anyone name a determination by working during the season's once, try to see their point of cocktail? before. view. Dave, Romford And, once you have a Job, major cricket matches, As far as they're concerned • A genuine Pina Colada you1I be In a much stronger they're trying to give you the comists of between 1* and position to meke further when it's available at chancea and opportunltlN 2 oz of white or golden rum, 2 appllcatlons elaewhere, which -,,_,,_ they ,,.,_ oz preferably f,._,, p1,-pp1e whether you stay for six the end of play. had. White youw felt /uat /Ike Juice, atralght from the fruff, months, a year, or longer. a pl«» of furniture being or• good bottled rarfety, and, Who knows, you might _,, Records this week .,,lft•d around a showroom hardest to get, lll'OUncl • surprise youl'Nlf and anfoy It include:- theyw- under the ,,_ apoonful of tinned lm-'°'1 thet paying for coconut crum, found In flJtJHl#lsl"8 _,. and gMng ._i.1i.t cocktail.,_, •nd HappyTalk you the opportunity of -c1o11c11-.B1w1cta1f Lost Captain Sensible INmlng new ski/lo sho the Ingredients together, with ,,_, much they care, dwp/19 6 or ao loe cu,_. In an Abracadabra otherfamlly- fllectrlc blender, for around deposit The Steve Miller Band Pwha,,_ they ha...,,, 30 ll«XH>da, adding a cherry TMI,_ that they cannot and a slice of lemon. ECEITTLY I put down a Inside Out catch up on the unfulf/1/ed 71,ere'a nothing to atop any deposit on a cassette Odyssey desires and ambitions of their lndMdual or bartencte, R radio which I no longer Fame own youth by ramming them naming an original mix want. When I told the shop I'd changed my mind, the assistant Irene Cara down your throat. unofflclally, but emurlng Up until now. you-Ye tried to I/quid lmmortallty Is difficult. was very rude and refused to Music and Lights ,._ your lndMduallty and Only members of the UK return the deposit. Can they do Imagination potent/al Independence by Bartenders Gu/Id, which this? What are my rights? eventually rejecting any holds the coclrta/1 register, Barry, Lanes A Night to Remember parental attempt to mould the are eligible to enter cocktall • Frald you've lost some Shalamar way you live your life. That's creation contests and win a money. Anyone who reserres .Just Who is the pretty negative. place for a new name on the or orders goods by putting Come up with some Ideas offlcJal 11st. PrO#lpectlve down a deposit Is entering 50'Clock Hero of your own for a change. n 's candldatH could ask a Into a contract of Sllle with The Jam . time to sort out your own friendly bartender to place the shop and 1191Mlng to buy priorities and start thinking you In the running or can Join the g oods In question. If you about what you want to do the Guild as an aaoclate simply change your mind, with your Ille for yourself. Tell member and try your luck. you'Ve broken this contract tt>em. They1/ probably be Dete//s from UK Bartenders and the shop haa •very right pl- to - how positive Gui/cl, 70 Brewer SlnH>t, to Iha deposit. youw become. London WI. But,k- there are exceptions to Donf /el your ,,.ttem of -nwhlle cocktail fanciers thlo genen,I rule which apply opting out blow your chancea •tuclr on • recipe, trying to only If you make some specific prO!llao, at the time of pl,,clng an ordw. For 8Jtllmp/fl, If the ahop ,. - to supply goods for• birthday _, -,,a,-. by a aKtaln date, but the gooda donf arrive In time, then you can NAME ------~ c,ina,/ your ordw, without TELECO io.Jng your deposit. Aa a ADDRESS -:------Nfeguard, to /H'Olfe that 8 ~.)°OU IWIW to con1p..... bclll:h the Pop-A-Gram and X·word to quefffy Guidelines certain •"8"flW')fllJt WN ~n..:.,~SendwS'"l.fT~ e,ntry to Popagrwn, AKor-c1 Mln'of, ~ -, lt'a - to follow up a verbal 11grewnent In writing. July 24, 1982 21 In fright entertainment Jobe for atudlo _,, end thet kind HO'S A pretty of thing. boy then? "We donT went lo get lnvo/Nd Rob Hal• In pol/tic,, or ta/king •bout money ford Isn't though. We are not the -1 o/ W wearing an bands..,,.,.,_ to get ,_, ap/ealled all o•w ounce of leather and atuda "I 11.. In • moderete alud today. Off duty chk for --wfthtwocarsln Juda Prleat'8 lllnger la a lt>e dmw end alx dwerla wllo maalwl fJOld ring on Heh thl'Nh me-,, Sun&,y. Ser/oua/y finger and matching chalna though, - .,. • band wllo /Ike lo - Info the l»clcl/fOUnd draped acroa hi• body, - ...,. not -nr,. Nltlng olf hla }Nna and -~-ndaofp«>pie bracea...,, ,._,,.,,. _,,,, ,.,,, ,,,_,.,,,,,_come to ___ ... us I don't oflleto,... look ,•t wey__. - -.·,,...,.-"SI ... elthour,11 rm___ - thet I elegant - IO catch lt>e _,nllght lotol,-,,,le"-t•nd,,.,,,_ Aayouwptol»bly~. our - ,.,,, eactly your typk:al ~ - ••~for new - - · "-clln/ng "t - ,,,__,__ I couchwfthhlsfrwh/ydyed-,,. ____ ol_on• Job_,- .,,,_, ___ _._ good •t ,,,. Ille helr{lt-lO_,,_,.,_ be-nr,• bit), - _ mualc bual-• "It could be Ftwl Aatalre or •,,,-Y, • ch/pa In Glenn. ,., u-. 11,e lMJ could-bum-___ do with • bit _ ol • diet • RIEST hope to be touring -,,._.__,_,,_onhls....,, Brffein-/ete thlo yNr or P-,, 191t.\ complea with "Im - ,,.,._ IO dltlcuN my at.s,e .,_ lncludlnr, the -/Ion Rob. ,,,,._ IIN,.-,,.. ·rm• _, wlnr,ln(I Na - - ,,,. _ of olmultl though. I-Iola the at.r,e. until Odol>e,- ther71 be ol 1--nr, ,_lhet might get me deported-t ,, ,,,. - ..... p/eylnr,comfortebi)' - pack- In ,,,_,,,., of IIOI IO hNr el>out It. 20,000. It's • 11,- figure to 1/Chhwe ..,_" you ...,, ,,,. Mthroom In after their tanth album •rtd nNr/y thlo ho4el room? Well, ,,_..._ •• ,,,.,,, ,..,_ In the bua/neu. mirrors ewe, we/le. It's ell lt>e "The fact thet done wonderful." we-.. eo meny 11ft elbums II/ts ua from time Rne, fl,.,._ Robert end Illa buddy lo time,•..,_ Rob. "t tlllnlc wew flUlterlst Glenn Tipton ,,... Juat ,,,_ • p,.ny good contribution to - lo ,_ lt>e dey end • airing lt>e cauae of Brltlall mualc. rm o1,,...,.,_ They - _,_bit dla/n- w/111 II,. !Odey end .-- .,..,,,_•nd n, ,..,,,,, ,,. lodey. _,,. It's ,,,. _,,,,. ol loo ,,,.,,, -"SI • - Joc1c strap on lt>e nen drlnka ,_., n/{/llt tour to <»leb,ete but then ege/n I "Ooh .,..,. on lt>e o,anr,e Juice donT - · - .,.,,y • l>/urre !Odey, would you Ith one It's rwy publicity -nr, mechlne. There nice, • ..,. Rob. "Welt • mlnufe n, IINnT - much hype ..,,_,ndlnr, us, .,...._ been p,.tty ,,_.. lo - my little pl/la. r.. 1101 l,v,oc;ent • t.r M that «Jl1 ol (le/,_ you - In - ,._,. time theyre going lo - lo cerr, thing Ilea been conc«ned. "Wew _ the - • long me out. Well It will - e """' ,n In lt>e _.. 'Rock Ster DIN Of time. / ,-,l>e, being cooped up Gel-•· Am I -,nd/nr, /Ike • In • amal1 ran In the middle of gwtetrtcr ..,,,,. foreign piece et tllree o'clock In lt>e morning w/111 ~flow• man ol Rob's nothing to •~ but mua/c k - up ... _ ._,nr, rou r,olnr,. - --could,Ike - helped "b • metier of fact I think It ,,,_For __V-; - _,.,,_,.onlo cllmblnr, lt>e - world r,olnr,, emph«M,/,__ withoutk- It Nrl:h would be • barren pi-. How's,,,., for•-"· I'm "Im not N I em on at.r,e, qulte-phlio.ophkal !Odey, I donT beceuN ff I ,,.,,_Nd /Ike thet ell know ~ come Otw' me.,. lt>e time, rd..,.,. you-,,,-_" lie A/tllougll lt>ey won1 be •l>I• to ..,._ "You~ be off -n lt>e - - the/r - for • long time, In • -,C. I can be wch • dwnon ,-,,,le would be youknow. 1..-rwyllerdon .,._, lo a- - • .-of the bend on Top Of The ,,_ eoon, fl/med et • -::,--~'!.- • chenr,e _,,rm°" Uh e/lpplnr, Info -.,g J:':"r!'L-Z:;.!:''=' - Tlllnlc COmlnr,'. Rob - "'°"' com-? the bop run sound .unounded -0,, ,_ It gm /ncredlbly - ., think ,...,_ lt>e flrwt hN"l' with ell thet - on, /l's rwy deity _, oufflt lo .,. ,_. on _,, ,ou'N pleylnr, • llell In by-----•ldeo, • he ..,._ ..,.,,_t_ power -,.,.endlt'sllOdegNN. ,_,, ___- _,..,..,. ,..., - of _,,-a,en,, __ and ,n.,,_I __,,, lo #w .,. 10,. • "We might aloo do • . ,,__ of our -1 11/m (om,. com-,, - - - - Rob. ..,.,, do - - _,_,,.,but._,_,,. doing .. - - ol thing.. - - ol thing.• -0,,. ol lt>e ,_.,, - thet ROB H,41.FORD le etn1c1r In tt,e back i,, a wayward i.., bNm How - ,,,. twllon concept. Robin Smith warily 'enters the Judas Priest camp .,, ____ _ Are ,,_.. .,,, - ,,,.,. for _....,. .. thet? --•• cNpe_,,,_ In - """" then_,,__, __ -.---·.,,..,,,.,,,,_ --... -It's--, "No, not ,..,,,, .,,,,,.,,,,,, -~ ------===- N /t - ·::'.:f.='=,,. />eftle cry." like lo do.,.,,. - mua1c et.,.,,. _,. ---,olnr,out--tlnr, time, ,.,.,,.....,_,._,, ,,_ __ .,.,. - up_,,..,.,,,,_,,,,. ..1o -·p1c1c up· ----'s•llllghtly.,. ,,.,_,. .. ,.,--.- .,, ___lt.lt'e•- .,.,,. - comlce but I ,,,_ ____ - ,,,. -· - ,,,. - - tell lo_,,,.French comlca. _ ,,,.,.,..__,, not · ,n .....,.,,,_=·°""'get ol--~ ---do but .. _, "WE SET out lo - • ,,,."Im __ ..,. _,,,. ofth/nr,11,...._ It, 1t'e - ol graphic-. - com/ca ,.,,,,, - - · It ...... ,,.,,,,,, --_..,,,.,_.,,_,,_=-... .;:",:. .,.,. _a __ ,,,.,.. ._,,_.. ...,.. .,_.._,,,,.,,,,_of_._...... ,,,,,_ eo,_,,..,_. ___ ---o1-,,g.,_1o-,,,,,-nr,111e __ _,,.,~/a • ..,. - a,peclruffl of my - - .,. -ol/Ce,llole/CefeN___ dltJ __,,, ...__,, eo fer the ------_ol..,.,,.. - __,,,., .... ,,,, do __ - ,.,_,_.,,,,,.,_,..,, - • I - ~ - ,-,,»e's _on.,__.,,_,..,,,..,.__.,, __ __ ,,,. =·-... -. --,-•total...-....!l;':,:.,, --/lr}'ll>gefNgrwfa,... _._,,,. ..,_,,,..,, __ ----• bltlh the ______--/Odlt,butl'm-"'1 ------...,,_,,,,._ -OIi ---,.,..-.,-, ---PfUfl.· - 22 Joining the stadium set TALKING HEADS ·~a,.,_,, ,.,,.,, a<,ge,-• gciwlst. Wembley Arena, London ::=.. ~-,,: They urge the-lo== clap No to A UNIFORMED (IUBld Is~ oftmy theneighbour p/allc chairlo - , Dlmdher - lntoan.....,,.,,c#Nnalong - help .... ""' - Byrne - the crowd lo m«:hlr'le-the-inlo dance - bouncers push funk epics. They abo - Europe lhemb«Jcwflhbetriets. that al the qulrfe of the chBnJcter, David has teamed to awful. Didn T they p/By we#, stalk: members ts female, project - at the expense of wen,nT they boring? The blonde and coolly stunning to most of his old wft Only wnen overweight Heads and /oo/c al, but any pleasure I he sings lhtough a megaphone _,,b/ey Arena _,. made for derived from the visuals was does Byrne'.s gift for surprise each other, B manill.ge made in pounded out of me by the resurface. A perfect a car park. Wllo needs aura/s within mlnut8s. Razor Sharp parody of stadium rock, a man limousl ? Uaisons ~ play Cooper monotonously myftlmtc, pien;ing/'y percussive music, al BUZZZ,MAXIMUM JOY profeask>nllllam and anurance of ...eoned a volume that would have done perlormen. I.Ndlng the way -■ Dee Sharp, s,lnglng==V=: In the walls of Jericho In five Hammersmith Palals, London a cool ot,..sc>.amooth mixture of poolalde seconds 1181 - btass sections MAXIMUM JOY, a ter>-plecie dance collecttve gigolo and danc.-hall crooner. ' parody t:,o;ng last ,_,.s thing, of with the emphasis ftrmly on the feet, began With Buzzz the accent Is very firmly on course. The sjnger walls and promfalngly, but - lost their -y ENTERTAINMENT - dance tfrMS, fun times ,: halls wfftl ,ecl(fess abandon, emktst • plethora of Burundf..beat Imitation• and good IIIMO. Their aongs an, a light, airy the myftlms contrive to cash - the sort of thing the very able Plgbag memory - It's Saturday night, It's 1he disco you on the cranium while dlamlued many moon■ ago. They Jeft ua ... and It ahould be the time of your llfe. pounding you on the chest wfth their latest ~ngle 'In the Air'. Wheth&r ff• wtth their rendition of the Ray -ii.· ~ simultaneously, and before tt was left to Buzzz to work up the flrat Charles clanlc 'Hit The Road Jack', or one of tong you find yourself outsickJ aweat of the evening. The Nven-pMtee their own u~tempo numbers, Buzzz dlsplay the Venue, hotfooUng It to the London outfit. mixing a amooth concoction an Intensity and paealo n that Is rare these place next door /or a pizza, a of soul and funk, showed the all Important days. beer and • bit of glorious craft and aJc:111. to move - literally. Buzzz are a precious thing, use them well. peace and quiet. Fronted by a winning vocal three-some, Now I'll buzzz oil. At least, one reviewer did. Buzzz bounced through • set of sharp, tight Sunle dar,ce..floor kll..,._, with all the ~ ,,,. _,they're playlng the - rock clreult__ •nd Martha Ladley's life . ___ -ldo.U/1"-ln touch-lw/ah It with the stars, by ,,.,,, M-- for them." UCKILY, MARTHA Is • frugal character Daniela Soave L •nd,,.,,, wlN/y Nred -olhM g,..nt F YOU'VE been wondering who moneyfrom~:~-=- - PRS _,,. maMfl8d to ,the mysterious blond who's 1/w, for .ix /!fl' time to write. been sppearlng on Top Of The I Pops with the Associates and InWllenlhe a ~~ :,,/llfi/11-~-"" Garden. "I dldnY ,...,; .. IN uch but It Roxy Music Is, all Is about to be paid Ille rent,.,.,-,_.., lf!ci I I 24 'Well I'll be Triggered!' says Mark ,Cooper - the rain out. After that, we h,,_ for support gigs, played the v.,,.,. and caught the attention of the club'• organ,_,. John Reid. He'• now our ,,,.,_,,.,_ "Then we toured with the Thom,-on rw,,,. and IIUtv/Wld on er/spa and --- Rnal/y ,.. played th/a gig at London Unlvenlty anr:Jthere..,.,.ebout• hundred l9COld company ,_,,. ,,_.._ w. had ,,.. offers on the table but Chryulla uw us on the Friday and -'fined us on the T.-.y.• Aa far • Slua,t and Sam - con<»med, King Trigger always wanted to algn to • major label: "We want to be In the charts, simple N that/ n..-. no point In playing around In pube, working hard and loolng money. We - to go big, to pley -plac»a,g.tagood oontnct and NII a lot of - w.w both g,..,, up ,-, to put In four ,_ deg,... to do thla end we lnatNd of two. We're not a want to make n count." finite group, there._ no limit Trigger reckon that bend!I to our potenUal." ,_ '!"'MY to mako good equipment on stage." SO Bernie la glad to be back home and as a parting gift Uncle Oz preaanted him with a cheque for five thousand dollars and a new guitar to help hla career aa a solo artist. He's Just released his album 'Tum Out The Ughts' to mixed critical acclaim and he's packing them in at clubs, Including a roistering good show at the London Marquee. It's all a bit of a change from playing with GIiian and Bernie's very happy. "I felt that band weren't appearing In front or large progressing," he says. Robin Smith explores the crowds llke Madison Square .. Frankly I got fed up with Garden, but some of the fans p laying the same old stuff lucrative world of frightened me. night after night and Ian ..One came In wfth a dead could be a bit of a dictator• the temp guitarist cat w rapped around his waist "A lot of my album was and there was another one recorded when I waa atJII with dressed up as death. His face GIiian. They didn't want me to OIN O'ZZY was made up like a skull and take the tapes home In case I Osbourne's band he was carrying a scythe. I d id a bunk and didn't come and earn a made sure that I stood backl J thousand dollars a towards the back of the "I think the album could week. Eating bats Is not stage. have been a bit more posHlve necessary. .., thought the first two gigs In parts and the aecond one I played were atrocious from should change all that. ,h' s a This was the offer that my point of view because I bit Introspective, I was pretty former GIiian guitarist Bernie hardly knew any of the miserable at the time. Torme couldn't refuse - and materlal. But wtth a dwarf Bernie's recruited former after a mere two days of being hung on stage and WIid Horses drummer Frank rehearsals he was off to play other things going on, I don't Noon and dreadtocked ex~ on Ozzy's American tour, think anybody really noticed. Bethnal baas player Everton temporarily replacing Randy Throughout his dates with WIiiiams to form hla Rhoads who was kllled In a Ozzy, Bernie found he was permanent band the Electric plane crash. constantly upset by the Gypsies. "I had a phone call one recent death of Rhoads. .. I don't know what"s going evening from David Arden, ''That was the thing I Just to happen In the future, but the brother of Ozzy's couldn't coma to terms wtth. I• I'm sure there are many Glll~n glrtfrlend Sharon," says do believe In the supernatural fans out th&re who are Bern... ..At that time I waa and I'm sure the whole band Interested In me," he says. putting a new band togeti had a feeling that he was atlll "rm In the same posltton now and I'd even booked aome thent In some form. .. GIiian WU when I joined datN ao at first I said It was the band - I'm polNd on the lmpoulble. But then I HE worat thing waa edge of something. thought about the nice hotels checking Into hotel "Really, I Juot enjoy loonlng I'd be staying In and the -. nd ElflCtriC Gypsies . T rooms thel had been around on otage. I ■ct myoett money. booked In his name and .., wasn't too acared and I hope people ■re going ME with hi• ,_ at ualng hlo pedals and to come and ... me." SERNIE TOR Scottish singer and songwriter B A Robertson talks to Daniela Soave July 24, 1982 25 black music. f&COrd producars, and for the last programme wen. going to haYB 8 oelfldh. We7/ f&COrd It the same e"9rling as /he programme goes out I would ha"" liked to do It live bacause that gives me an extnl buzz. I love doing television because It's another ALIFE facet of the entertainment business, but no way would I ever give up scngwrl6ng_ to concentrate on becoming a telollfslon cef6brity. Wrl6ng a song is the be.st buzz you ever could get. I Jove it. Actvally, I tvm down far more television offers than I accept. I tum down things like games INTHE shows, plug shows and quizzes. Q-18 bone of contention is people always tell me that I'm always on 'Pop Quiz· when in actual fact I've only done it twice, which is no more than Midge Ure or Bob Ge/do(. I don't really have much time for hobbies as I'm always wildly • DAY01; busy. I do like to read a book or r go to a movie or watch my videos. The trouble with videos is that you forget all about time and you can watch them Into /he early /JoulS Of /he morning. Karen snd I like entertaining; she does the coolclng. I can Robertson only manage a egg and BA boiled soldiers SO if she's ill she /JS$ a Unfortuna1'11y theres no very limited diet OUr dining Teasmade so I have to get up all day long Bnd therefore room is called the strawberry and make It. 'Nhile it's brewing doesn? make \l9IY interesting room and everything In It has i i:::r~;1 171 go to the front door to get reading. I do probably get s1Tawbeni6s on It. The dining : can't lie in the mail which I separate Into BRIAN ROBERTSON comes up for air more worlc done than most table is shaped like a giant bed for long, I suppose two piles. (Me Is bills Bnd they other stars. During the 26 slnlwbarry - KJven had it l' getIgnored, the other pile Is Ian weeks I was in the studio I spec/ally made. The plates it's the West of Scotland work ethic - if you don't m8ll. I don't have a Ian club as had my cup of tea, I then have wildly late for everything, no ffJCOfded 26 songs and 26 haw, little strawberries on them such, but on the back of my a cup of colfH and a marmlte matter what I do. In fact, minutes of incidental music, Bnd everything In the room Is work all the hours God f&COfds there's always a box sandwich. I cton1 get any breakfast is consumed while which Is a good result. either green or pink. ~w,r gives you, you don't number where people can newspapers dellvered, Instead I'm standing up and blushing Apart from worlclng on the comes to dinner has to wear deseNe to get on. write to me, and they get I tend to pick them up as the my teeth. At the same time I'm music side, I also /Ike to do g,-i or pink, too. Whats my bedroom like? forwarded to me. What I do Is day progresses. ff I'm writing or drinking my cup of coffee. other things. I'm dolng·a seven We usually go to bad about occaslona/ly write a news Jetter one o'clock In the morning. I Small, square, fitted ffJCOfdlng In the studio then It God, my day sounds really week series for the BBC which and anyone who has written to usually happens to be th6 Star tedloys and boring. Wien I tell started on Monday celled 'BA like to have /Ots of things to do wardrobe which the box number is automatically or the sun, but If I'm at the BBC you that I've spent the last 26 Bnd Mis/c', Bnd every week for the next overlooks the back put on a mailing list. I've done then I tend to see the world weeks in the studio you 71 that will haw, a different theme. day bacause I garden, pale in colour - things like send them a flex/ through the eyes of the n,,,.. understand why. There ·s not For Instance the Rrst one was need that sort what's the name, oh yes disc which was called 'Bars OJ or the Guardian. 1881/y all that much you can say about songwritars Bnd olhe,s of charge to 45: a compilation of all my hits. Alter break/ast comes the about balng In the studio. It Is still to come Include a ladles' make me extra magnolia! Gnce Ive read the mail Bnd panic Stations. I'm lf!lwBys basice/ly doing the same thing night, a programme about producUve. ,, day tips• WHILE CLEVELAND funkateers the Dazz Band are cleaning up in the American charts with their top five hit 'Let It Whip', the foxy song is only bubbling under our national best sellers list. But the octet aren't going to sweat to work harder, as they're found that the best funk comes when they mess about. According to the band's spokesman, saxophonist Bobby Harris thafs often the way With the music. "Before, when we tried to oome up with that kind of sound, we found oursetves too regimented and formulated - the only way to create good FREEEZ: simply chilled honey funk is to be kx>se and relaxed. You either hit it dead centre or REEEZ HAVE and Rocca admits he was you miss completely - there's come back Impressed w ith It. no halfway with funk!" '"There's a lot of energy on MG· from the cold. It. We were young and we F The band, who were trying to play as flashy became a hot dance ~~~mooi as we could so we were property after their John Rocca, It haa been a started eating out all the time, of going over the top. But I hitting our limits. Since then 'Southern FrNeZ' hit year of almoat rldlculoua going to flash clubs llke got too flashy and I wrote off we've been trying to get the extravagance for the North Stringfellow• and buying the car." perfect production which has last year, are again London band. expensive clothes. By the time they'd got over been a mistake. 'One To One' heading chartwards Nwe foal £18,000 on our " I decided you couldni their 15 minutes of fame the Is back In the direction we with 'One To One'. But tour, •• we were trying to exactty go to these places on band had apltt. were In first." they nearly threw It all play amall placea with a full a puahblke eo I bought a big "The publlc lorgeta very Now with original members rig Of llghta and a good Ford Mustang Ilka Steve quickly. You can sign ba88lat Peter Meas, Andy away. sound system. We also spent McOueen drives In 'Bullitt' autographs after being on Stennett on keyboards and · all last aummer In a rehearsal with the big fat wheels and 'Top Of The Pops', but within new man ex-Ught Of The Acconllng to their last studio for no particular etectrfc windows. I don't drink 14 days It's all gone." World drummer Everton talking vocalist. 21 •year-old reason. Apart from that I or s moke so this was my way Their debut album cost McCalla, Rocca knows what them a mere £3,500 to make, he wants - success. DAZZ BAND: casual Mark King & Mike Lindup of LEVEL 4.2 are THUNBEBTHUMBS ~~cial report cu«ently bubbling under the charts with . a·No~lH( lO(lS(NMAN 'Happy Hour', has no qualms about selling his music. The keytx>a.rdist. who h"rst found lame with his jazz version of 'Theme From 2001: Also Sprach Zarathustra · and now makes piles of cash producing Kool And The Gang, jUst wants to be able to pay the rent. "I'm a professional musician, I make my living from making music so I cannot Indulge myself in the philosophies that some musicians do. There's always traditionally been some criticism - especially in Jazz circles - of musicians who want to make money. Well, I don't want to starve, so I pay sttenuon to the pub/le, to whet they went by plsying s lot and doing a lot of listening. "It's apparent to me that music is no longer the 'property' of the musician. It's a commercial property," he says. Deodato, who moved to the Unil8d States In 1976, cresl8d one ol the fi,st crossoV&r Jazz hits snd people like Billy Cobham, Stanley Clarke, Rey Bsn9tto and John Tropes, who plsyed on his 1973 hit '2001 ', have all pufSJJed (eCOl'Cllng careers geared towards commercial success since. "I write ""'Y, ""'Y sparingly, " he explains. "I don1 csre too much about notes. I don't csre Bbout wriUng melodies. I write co/ou,s more than anything Deodato's talents as an "That had been the problem:. else, becaµse the arrangement snanger have n,ape '. • ., 27' ODDS 'N' BODS ROCKERS REVENGE has been snapped up by PIJonoflrOm for rush ""68se on London, S.trll picked up Dunn & - StrNt . . . 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I'd on me Send large SAE: - Harlequin, 68 St JOHN, BLONDIE, K WILDE, K Applicants must forward bk>nd, faded denim, orange T-shirt Petengale.Slod July 24, 1982 31 out to Antigua on June 4 two feel a compulsion to try and be weeks before flying to New ·wttty at the end of people's YOf"k to rehearse for their letters. While some do actually current US tour, I find it try to be funny, otten those who amusing to read the write in have genuine and aforementioned snippet. important points to make, so Perhaps In the future. Sunte why not respond as such? will stick to fact as 0pJX>S8d to Nick Brett, SwlndOf'I, WIits GOD'S fantasising about hobnobbing ·• Becauae everything would with the stars. end up n boring as your Jane Worm■ fey , Reddttc h, letter Wo,ca • When It come■ to Sunle and hobnobbing with the Bribery atara we can ••■ure you Wrlt8 to lllllllm.n, Record Mirror there'■ no fantaay 40 Long Acre, London WC2 corner TOYS I HAVE watched the trends of the letters printed on your page Cliff hanger for well over a year. There Status seems to be five things which WHO IS Mark Cooper? Answer will help a letter get printed. symbol - he Is a narrow minded 1) Condemn RECORD tournalist who ts totally oblivlous MIRROR totally I AEALLy don't know what the to what is going on around him. 2) Rip apart the reviews in the music business Is coming to. I am of course referring to his previous week's issue The Eighties have been the predlctable review of Cliff 3) Use the phrase "Just who Richard's latest single 'The worst years ln music history so the hell does ... think he/she far. The whole music scene Only Way Out'. is." seems to be based on the So Cliff makes "young music 4) Don't write a letter with Gary current trends. All you ever see for middle aged people" does Numan in it on televisk>n, hear on the radio he? 5) Say RECORD MIRROR Is or read about In the papers are I suppose the ageing Mr great Cooper does not realise that bands like Sott Cell, Duran Tom McGuire, Reading, Berka Cliff has a foUowing made up of Duran. Depeche Mode, Fun • You left one out. Enclose a Boy Three, Visage and many young children, teenagers and fully fledged adults. In other fiver w ith every letter other synthesiser groups. words, it does seem that a lot of None of these groups will be around in 10 years time. people appreciate his music. Groveller Straight down the Une rock'n'roll I wonder, did Mane Cooper realty listen to his record or was is the onty honest form of I WOULD like to thank Sonia music. The only bands that will the Incompetent fool obliged to Ducie for the good review she condemn Cliff before even be around in 1 O years lime are gave Toyah's Hammersmith good solid rock bands who concert. I was present at the gig Ber1al don't change direction because ~1 ~::1a:.~:=-t, 1115'S81f and it was even better of some trend. • Merk Cooper tried than the first time I saw her last Everybody changes their llllt8nlr19 10 the Cliff elr19le · Christm~. Thank you . musical tastes as they get older bu1 the batterlN In hie RECORD MIRROR, you're but once you get into hard hearing ■Id gave out great. You'd be even greater ff driving rock bands such as you gave me a five pound Status Quo there Is no holding record token. you back. You stay farthtut for Tom Mcguire, Reeding, Berka ever. Wit's end • I've Juat explained that Paul Levrler, Hythe, Kent one. Tom. we•,. not the onea · • I can ... you're a · who Mnd out the acke,. - progrea1lve thinker. Tell me, you do ,•'I; do tMy 11111 paint themNlvea wtth woad down In Kent theH daya? Rigging panic I HAVE come to the conclusion that the record charts are rigged. Otherwise It would surety not be possible for total crap records like 'Goody Two Shoes' by Adam Ant end 'Happy Talk' by Captain Sensible to reach number one. Even the artists· names are pathetic. ft would be interesting to hear 1} In the !Mglnnlng God crwfwl mod end rock. 2) The &rth was • dull end God ukl be what Alan Jones makes of this pl«» ,.t tt>ere punk Issue. Meanwhile, I am kicking 3) And God crufwl • r,roup ol dl9clp/N called St Sid, St John, St Paul and St 51,wen end did myself for all the times I've r,, .. ,_,,,.,_ots...- defended the charts against the 4) And God - this wN flOOd and he ~n to cruf9 mot9 r,roupa ~e~~saUons I'm now And on fhe I/rat day he crwfwl the Damned 1 And on ,,,. NCOnd uy ,,. crwfwl ,,,. C/Nh Keith Baker, Ba1ln91toke, And on fhe third dlly he crwfwl fhe Exp/o/ted Hanta , And on fhe fourth uy he creafwl the UK SUl>a • Ju■t becauH you don't And on fhe 1/flh uy he created the Angelle Upotarfa like theN 19C!)rd• getting And on fhe .ixth day he CtNNd fhe Anti-Now,,.,. L-ue high In the chart• doeani And on the _,,, uy he WN eo k-he dldnY do enyl/llng .,..,.... rlly ,,_n they're And fhe Lord - f10 forltt lo llrlohton end up• akin-and tt>ere was much r,nNhlng rigged of - and wringing of hands Tn fhe ,.nd,-t . . David Kelly, Scarborough, Yorks • And the Lord said unto the men In white coat■ go forth Into the land that la known as We are not Scarborough and get thla looney In e otnlltjllcket u quick u you can amused VftfY kind group, interested in lmperaonating Scott Walker, not people who are interested In the other way round. Old folk I WANT to reply to a letter of them. Lots of love. Jaclde Crawford, F,_ Schoormllna, Dongen, Abefyetwyth I John Manwen from RECORD TliANKS' FOR an the stuff on MIRROR June 19, concerning Netherland• e YN, we know. It WU a Jethro Tun you've featured au-,, • They muat be'a ...y · joke. Gecldltll??II - mind . recently. Their album, single ! According to him, Queen had • unuaual bunch ·indeed tf end ooncert have all been ~ they're lntereated In people reviewed so how an interview to -utall ~ ::,m~~i~.: who throw beer cana at their top tt off? tell you honey, they dldl Queen aupportllCbl Jeremy Wreck, Scuntho IT'S THE unllkellest ohowblz team up since Stan Laurel and Ollie Hardy, but with a second ■Ingle, 'Don1 Go' all Mt to follow the smash classic 'Onty You' right up the charta, Yazoo have proved that the oddest bedfellows can make success as well •• the odd bft of money. Yazoo are, aa I'm sure you all know by now, the enigmatic Vince Clarke, late of Basildon pretty boys Oepeche Mode, and old time friend, the statuesque and soulful Allson Moyet. better known to us and for reasons best known to herself as Alf. " 'Only You' was going to be a one off thing," says the k>vely Aff, "then we decided we wanted to carry on and see what we could come up with." So, flushed with aucceas, the couple came up with the brllllant 'Don't Go' . .. , wa• Just getting bored before," says Vince, .. and fed up wtth so much presoure being In a ■uccas■ I\II band. It doeon't do anything for your Imagination - there'• no time to wrlta, experiment and develop. And the music la the moat lmpo,tant thing.•