b/w - Blind Date
Great Mod/powerpopper on the B-side & another Police type white reggae track on the A.
The 5 piece came from the Shrewsbury area & were
Jim
Mike
Paul
Ian
Ian
I've no idea who played what or even if this 45 had a p/s (if anyone can help - leave a comment)
The songs were produced by the infamous Tony Wilson at the London, DJM studio in November 1979.
Both sides can be heard on You-tube (with a pic of them)
Modern Mums
Blind Date
Before any one leaves a comment
Sounds & scans below
http://www.mediafire.com/?4rsb2alhhgwvq9g
Not to repeat my usual comment - but:
ReplyDelete"great post"
Thank you very much; I've been on search for this single for a while. Particularly like the flip side.
ReplyDeleteI own this single too and also without a cover. the flipside is really cool. great post !
ReplyDeleteThanks razor, others have said their's are without p/s too, so I'm pretty sure there wasn't one.
ReplyDeleteThis single (including the b-side) now appears on an album I saw on iTunes called The Vault Unlocked. It claims that the single was actually produced by Clive Selwood (the album being a compilation of tracks produced by Selwood).
ReplyDeleteTo add to the confusion, there was another band called Famous Names who also released a single in 1979/80 called Holiday Romance...
Thanks for the comment I'd not seen that Download Lp
ReplyDeleteThe other "Famous Names" were "Writz" under a new name
http://fairnie.free.fr/writz.htm
As to produced by Peel's Manager "Clive Selwood" It says on the label it's Tony Wilson (Peely producer / engineer)
Apparently Clive was offered managing directorship of RCA and Polydor but instead opted for finance for his own production company "Sarabee", funded by Polydor. An artistic success and a commercial failure. other artists include Band of Joy & The Wailing Cocks
the above was taken from
http://www.peterowen.com/pages/nonfic/allthemoves.htm
for the MP3 LP see
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Vault-Unlocked-Rarities-Deletions/dp/B001P7NO28