Vivian Goldman Dirty Washing 12" 45 RPM Vinyl LP EX
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Vivien Goldman ?– Dirty Washing EP
99 Records ?– 99-05EP
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, EP
US
Apr 1981
Electronic, Rock, Reggae, Dub, Punk, Avantgarde, Experimental A Launderette 3:43
B1 Private Armies 6:18
B2 P.A. Dub 4:33 Bass – George (Oban) Levi* (tracks: A), Keith Levene (tracks: B1, B2), Steve Beresford (tracks: B1, B2)
Drums [Drum Bits] – Shooz
Guitar – Keith Levene
Percussion – George (Oban) Levi*, Robert Wyatt
Photography – Jean-Bernard Sohiez
Piano [Toy Piano] – Steve Beresford
Violin – Vicky Aspinall
Vocals – Vivien Goldman Notes
Recorded at The Manor (A) and Berry Street (B). Allegedly this single by music journalist Vivien Goldman was recorded when "PiL snuck her into the Manor (studios)" during the Flowers Of Romance sessions in late 1980, with PiL also reportedly paying for most of the recording costs. It seems this is how Lydon earned his co-producer credit. Steve New (aka Shooz) plays "drum bits" on the A which was presumably recorded at the same time as PiL's 'Pied Piper'. Private Armies Dub taken from the first New Age Steppers LP. This is the same as the UK 7" with the addition of the "PA Dub" track on the B.
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