I bought this Lp on import as you had to back in the days before in internet,
its a French release on New Rose, which was never released here in Australia.
It captures faithfully Chris Baileys Saints after the brilliant
A Little Madness to be Free (1984) and before the even better
All Fool's Day (1986)
I have an incredibly rare solo album from round the same period
of Chris's, which has the first recorded version on "Ghost Ships"
which was originally called "Wait Until Tomorrow"
Anyway this is another great performance from
Chris Bailey.
Track List
1.Follow the leader
2.Let's Pretend
3.Always
4.Walk Away
5.Imagination
6.Roses
7.Ghost Ships
8.Someone to tell me
9.On the Waterfront
10.Angels
11.Know Your Product
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Saturday, February 2, 2008
The Saints - Live in a Mud Hut
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The best australian band in my opinion.
Thanks from France.
Chris D.
I'd have to agree
ciao bob
Recorded in Gothenburg, Sweden, in a club by name of Mudd Club. New Rose renamed it allegedly to avoid having to pay the arrangers any fees. I was there. Nuff said. Great band, never forgotten. /R
Fantastic bit of information, the record cover is rather vague.
"Recorded in a mud hut somewhere in Europe. Sometime in 1984"
ciao bob
Hi again. I don't remember who the other guys in the band were, but Ivor Hay was there. Got signed copies by Ivor H & Chris B of All Fool's Day and the 12 inch Temple of the Lord. Good blog, this. /R
HI
I'm a french of the saints and other australian group, the link of this post is dead, could you repost?
Thanks a lot
back up again
Many thanks Bob
Same problems with Angie Pepper & the Passengers - It´s Just That I Miss You, Ed Kuepper and the Kowalski Collective,
Ed Kuepper and the Oxley Creek Boys - Live
Links are dead.If you can't do something
A lot of thanks
MARC FRANCE
My understanding is that Kim Bradshaw is the bassist on the studio album, but The Birthday Party's Tracy Pew played on this tour. So does that mean this is the only recording of The Saints with Tracey?
Kim was only on the first album in the original line up with Ed Kuepper. Tracey appears to only played with Chris's saints in 1984 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Saints_(band)#Members
The wiki entry for a little maddness to be free says
A Little Madness to Be Free was the sixth album to be released by Australian band The Saints. This time around, frontman Chris Bailey persuaded original members, Kim Bradshaw (bass) and Ivor Hay (drums), to rejoin the band. On the album tour, the bass player was ex-The Birthday Party man Tracy Pew.
Live in a mud hut was from that tour so i guess its the only recording with tracey
HI there - I have been trying to get a copy of this online forever!! Id love to download a copy, but the I guess as this post is very old its broken... Can you pls get back to me with how I can get it? Thanks!! DYG
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