Lp LOVE SCULPTURE Live At The BBC 1968-1969 - 1960s Records R&B51 - STILL SEALED
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LOVE SCULPTURE

Live At The BBC 1968-1969

 

Country of release: UK, 2020

Originally Recorded : 1968-1969

Label: 1960's Records

Catalog number: R&B51

Barcode: 5060331751960

Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: No/No

 

Condition Record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

 lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)

 

 

Track Side 1:

1. Saber Dance '69 (BBC Top Gear 01/28/1969)

2. Wang Dang Doodle
 (BBC Top Gear 09/16/1968)

3. Promised country
 (BBC Top Gear 09/16/1968)

4. The inner light 
 (BBC Top Gear 01/28/1969)

5. The stumble 
(BBC Top Gear 04/02/1968)

6. Brand New Woman 
(BBC Top Gear 04/02/1968)

7. Farandole
 (BBC Top Gear 01/28/1969)

 

Track Side 2:

1. Saber Dance '68 (BBC Top Gear 09/16/1968)

2. (Do I Figure In) Your LIFE 
(BBC Top Gear 04/02/1968)

3. River To Another Day 
(BBC Top Gear 04/02/1968)

4. Don't Answer The Door
 (BBC Top Gear 09/16/1968)

5. Sweet Little Rock & Roller 
(BBC Top Gear 04/02/1968)

6. Great Balls of FIRE
 (BBC Top Gear 01/28/1969)

7. Evening
 (BBC Top Gear 01/28/1969)


 

 Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IBgRPUcwt4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCHmt1CQWUI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKCNuGUblbY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9okTfVCbyPU



Sleeve Notes:

“We Recorded "Sabre Dance", all six minutes ofOneof those 'First take' numbers, we did do another take but we could not improveOnTheFirst . I intentionally programmed it early in The programme. FOR The last item in The show I put in ATo happen: as soon as "Saber Dance" went outThe phone rang and I knew it wasPEEL and what he was goingTo ask. “Take out The last song and YouCan play "Sabre Dance" instead." And that wasTheFirst and onlyTimeA pre-recorded session item was played twice inThe Same programs. The reason it hadn't been done before was because it incurred an immediate full repeat fee. Parlophone picked up On it, re-recorded it, rush-released it and had A hit. But Dave Edmunds always said that The FirstThe best recording”. Top Gear Producer Bernie Andrews, quoted by Ken Garner, “In Session Tonight”.

LOVE SCULPTURE guitarist Dave Edmunds would later tell Sounds magazine “we did ALive sessionFOR JohnPEEL 's Top Gear and suddenly we were signed up by EMI, Gordon Mills was managingUs and we hadA numberTwo hit single.” Before this Edmunds, bass player John Williams and drummer Bob 'Congo' Jones had gigged and Recorded asThe Cardiff-based Human Beans, recording an unsuccessful coverof Tim Rose's"Morning Dew"FOR EMI's Columbia label. Changing their name To LOVE SCULPTUREFromA bookof horror stories – they released as theirFirst single "RiverTo AnotherDay ". This harmony-drenched slice of UK summer pop was written by Charles and Kinsley Ward, brothers who ran top studio Rockfield in Monmouth. Today this single is A three-figure rarity, but TheFrom theirFirst Top Gear session is just as good. Also Recorded At ThisThe bluesy "Brand NewWoman ", "The stumble" (i.eRecorded byThe Beck era-Yardbirds) andA toughened-up version ofThe Honeybus classic "(Do I Figure) In YourLIFE ", never officially released. Early evidence of Edmund's lifelong obsession with all things Chuck Berry came with AOn "Sweet Little Rock & Roller", subsequentlyRecorded by bothThe Faces and Edmunds' future chumsThe Flamin' Groovies.

It was The second PEELThe unnervingly fast, live-in-the-studio versionof Saber Dance. The other tracks Recorded at TheJIMMY Johnson's "Don't AnswerThe Door" and Willie Dixon's ubiquitous "Wang Dang Doodle ". But it was "Sabre Dance" that got listeners phoning The BBC To ask where they could buy it. Early Pretenders gigs in 1979 would be enlivened by guitarist James Honeyman-Scott's party piece, A note PerfectLive renditionof "Saber Dance" performed as an encore.

LOVE Scupture's attempt To repeat The winning formula saw them sprinting through Bizet's "Farandole" at their third Top Gear session. From The Same session came A rocked-up cover ofThe Inner Light", originallyThe B sideTo Lady Madonna which was inexplicably omittedFrom eitherofLOVE SCULPTURE 's LPs. A brief "Great Balls of FIREof many parts with quiet interludes interspersed with more up-tempo sections.

LOVE SCULPTURE's reliance On cover versions limited their success: there was no Brian Epstein or Andrew Loog Oldham ToTo start writing original songs. After turning himself into The Welsh Phil Spector Edmunds scored AA 1970 remakeof Smiley Lewis' “I HearYou Knocking” in 1970, and then worked with Nick LoweFrom 1974 – 1981, frequently as partofThe band Rockpile. Edmunds was also by now A highly respected producer working successfully On many projects at Rockfield.

And here is where it all began. Sleeve Notes: Plum Crazy (onlyrockandroll.london)


Dave Edmunds - guitar, vocals
John Williams - Bass
Bob "Congo" Jones - drums

 

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LOVE SCULPTURE guitarist Dave Edmunds would later tell Sounds magazine “we did ALive sessionFOR JohnPEEL 's Top Gear and suddenly we were signed up by EMI, Gordon Mills was managingUs and we hadA numberTwo hit single.” Before this Edmunds, bass player John Williams and drummer Bob 'Congo' Jones had gigged and Recorded asThe Cardiff-based Human Beans, recording an unsuccessful coverof Tim Rose's"Morning Dew"FOR EMI's Columbia label. Changing their name To LOVE SCULPTUREFromA bookof horror stories – they released as theirFirst single "RiverTo AnotherDay ". This harmony-drenched slice of UK summer pop was written by Charles and Kinsley Ward, brothers who ran top studio Rockfield in Monmouth. Today this single is A three-figure rarity, but TheFrom theirFirst Top Gear session is just as good.


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